Land Claim Lottery
For every year of service after the academy a Starfleet character can enter the Land Claim Lottery. One roll per year of post-Academy Service after character creation in complete. (These are optional rules if GM's allow money in their campaigns.)
If the player rolls a 1-5 on a 1D100 the character wins land on a frontier planet.
If they win stop rolling. A character can only win once. If a character does not win the player can roll once per game year during play.
Players are encouraged create a backstory concerning the planets as well as the resources (climate type, minerals, etc.). The planets are considered to be recently colonized are at the edge of Federation space. Anything else should be up to the player and GM.
If the player wins roll 1D100 on the following chart:
1-10 – 100,000 square miles
11-20 – 90,000 square miles
21-30 – 80,000 square miles
31-40 – 70,000 square miles
41-50 – 60,000 square miles
51-60 – 50,000 square miles
61-70 – 40,000 square miles
71-80 – 30,000 square miles
81-90 – 20,000 square miles
91-100 – 10,000 square miles
If the player rolls a 1-5 on a 1D100 the character wins land on a frontier planet.
If they win stop rolling. A character can only win once. If a character does not win the player can roll once per game year during play.
Players are encouraged create a backstory concerning the planets as well as the resources (climate type, minerals, etc.). The planets are considered to be recently colonized are at the edge of Federation space. Anything else should be up to the player and GM.
If the player wins roll 1D100 on the following chart:
1-10 – 100,000 square miles
11-20 – 90,000 square miles
21-30 – 80,000 square miles
31-40 – 70,000 square miles
41-50 – 60,000 square miles
51-60 – 50,000 square miles
61-70 – 40,000 square miles
71-80 – 30,000 square miles
81-90 – 20,000 square miles
91-100 – 10,000 square miles
Natural Resources
Natural resources on the land provide income. To receive income the character must sell the exploitation rights. If the character chooses not to do so he receives no income. If the character wishes to sell (some or all) the land the GM and the player should work together to arrive at a fair price.
Find the amount of land your character possesses on the chart below then roll 1D100.
100,000 square miles
1-20 - 10,000,000,000 credits plus 1,000,000,000 per year
21-50 – 1,000,000,000 credits plus 10,000,000 per year
51-100 - 100,000,000 credits plus 1,000,000 per year
90,000 square miles
1-20 - 9,000,000,000 credits plus 900,000,000 per year
21-50 - 900,000,000 credits plus 9,000,000 per year
51-100 - 90,000,000 credits plus 900,000 per year
80,000 square miles
1-20 - 8,000,000,000 credits plus 800,000,000 per year
21-50 - 800,000,000 credits plus 8,000,000 per year
51-100 - 80,000,000 credits plus 800,000 per year
70,000 square miles
1-20 - 7,000,000,000 credits plus 700,000,000 per year
21-50 - 700,000,000 credits plus 7,000,000 per year
51-100 - 70,000,000 credits plus 700,000 per year
60,000 square miles
1-20 - 6,000,000,000 credits plus 600,000,000 per year
21-50 - 600,000,000 credits plus 6,000,000 per year
51-100 - 60,000,000 credits plus 600,000 per year
50,000 square miles
1-20 - 5,000,000,000 credits plus 500,000,000 per year
21-50 - 500,000,000 credits plus 5,000,000 per year
51-100 - 50,000,000 credits plus 500,000 per year
40,000 square miles
1-20 - 4,000,000,000 credits plus 400,000,000 per year
21-50 - 400,000,000 credits plus 4,000,000 per year
51-100 - 40,000,000 credits plus 400,000 per year
30,000 square miles
1-20 - 3,000,000,000 credits plus 300,000,000 per year
21-50 - 300,000,000 credits plus 3,000,000 per year
51-100 - 30,000,000 credits plus 300,000 per year
20,000 square miles
1-20 - 2,000,000,000 credits plus 200,000,000 per year
21-50 - 200,000,000 credits plus 2,000,000 per year
51-100 - 2,000,000 credits plus 200,000 per year
10,000 square miles
1-20 - 1,000,000,000 credits plus 100,000,000 per year
21-50 - 100,000,000 credits plus 1,000,000 per year
51-100 - 10,000,000 credits plus 100,000 per year