The Narrenschiff

[thecapn_tlv]

The Narrenschiff is, like the Barge, a rogue vessel that was once one of the Authority's fleet. Unlike the Admiral, the Narrenschiff's Cap'n has entirely discarded the mission of personal transformation that unites the Authority ships... thereby sacrificing the primary power source that fuels those ships. The Narrenschiff has been forced to turn to piracy to survive, stealing both power and supplies from unwary Authority vessels that it tracks throughout the multiverse.

During raids, the Narrenschiff's residents are tasked with looting supplies, while the Cap'n focuses on siphoning energy. The Narrenschiff never makes port and the Cap'n is notoriously stingy with requests, so these raids are the only viable way for passengers to resupply. Kinder characters can always try to persuade the victim ship's passengers to give them supplies out of charity... but when the Narrenschiff goes on a raid, it's invariably because stocks are running critically low and they need a big buttload of stuff, and "give us almost everything you have because we super duper need it; when we're gone, your own captain will resupply you, maybe probably I guess" is never an easy sell.

After many, many years of severe power limitations and survival through raiding, the ship's functions are running down and supplies are chronically limited. Passengers are on their own for most of their basic needs, machinery is often semi-functional or non-functional, and the Cap'n isn't interested in wasting the ship's precious power on any whiny little requests from his passengers. Everyone onboard is living on borrowed time, having been offered at the moment of their deaths the opportunity to come join the Narrenschiff's Crew: if you're here, it means you accepted that offer. You're alive and free to be your best selves in the vast multiverse, and if you don't like it, he'll happily send you back to your deaths. Really, what more do you want from him? Food? Figure it out.

SETTING



The Upper Deck of the Narrenschiff is large, but cluttered with practical items. It is open to space, with three massive masts set at regular intervals from bow to stern. Each mast holds a vast, blue-glowing, transparent force field that serves both as the ship's sails and as protection against incoming attacks. Some weaponry is stored on the Upper Deck, as are cables, ropes and any supplies that are too bulky to be transported to the lower deck storage areas. Hatches with ladders lead down to the uppermost gun deck, and a particularly large wooden hatch in the center of the deck with a series of pulleys rigged over it opens to reveal a shaft leading all the way down to the bottom two decks. Rope ladders and wooden cross-pieces nailed to the masts provide a way to climb them to help maintain or repair the sails; the masts themselves are full of nooks where former or current passengers have hung hammocks or nailed a few extra boards on to create little refuges from the life of the ship below.

Below the Upper Deck are the Gun Decks, three full decks dedicated to grappling and damage-dealing weaponry. The Gun Decks are lined with open ports, each one holding a different weapon from a different era. Medieval ballistae sit next to laser cannons, rocket-propelled harpoons share space with airship carrier guns and 18th century cannon: no matter the home world or era of a ship's passenger, something on the Gun Decks is likely to be from their time and place. The center of each of the Gun Decks is a walled armory, filled with ammunition as well as with hand-held weapons.

The Berth Decks lie under the Gun Decks. There are three, from top to bottom:

Top: Towards the bow is the Galley, where long wooden tables with benches accommodate the crew for meals. The food preparation area itself is cramped, with a mixture of technologies similar to the one found on the Gun Decks: everything from wood-burning brick ovens to food synthesizers might be stuffed in a corner in the Galley. It's anyone's guess whether it will work.

Towards the stern are the bathing and recreational facilities -- exercise equipment, library shelving, and games. Between the two are a warren of small cabins built of whatever materials are available: some have wooden bulkheads for walls, others may have scrap metal sheets nailed to the floor and ceiling, plastic, parts of shipping crates or more. These cabins are constantly shifting as the Narrenschiff's passengers put up extra or tear down the walls of a lost comrade's cabin to expand their own space.

The Middle Berth Deck has an infirmary towards the bow, directly under the galley. This is one of the better-supplied areas of the ship, with a variety of medicines and medical devices and a reasonably large and clean space devoted to it. The remainder of this deck is split between passenger-built cabins and open area with hanging hammocks.

The Lower Berth Deck is entirely devoted to living space. There are fewer makeshift cabins and more hammocks here.

Below the Berth Decks is Steerage, a largely open deck (except for the occasional mysterious large column or wall) devoted to storing the ship's most recent haul of stolen goods.

Below Steerage is the Orlop Deck, a barely-lit and mysterious space, low-ceilinged and filled with heavy cables, glowing lights of every color human eyes can see and quite a few that they can't, dials, gauges and strange displays. A glass jar contains a six-legged frog that changes color and croaks five-note jingles as the ship moves to new regions. A diamond lens is set in a frame that slides in front of the indicator lights, refracting them in a thousand different points of brilliance. A floor-to-ceiling magnetic coil contains a small blue flame at its exact geometric center. Vast and complex networks of copper tubing dispense tiny droplets of liquid into equally tiny vials.

Ship Mechanics

Powers/Weapons: The Cap'n imposes no limits on his passengers.

Comas, Death, and Disappearances: Death revivals are one of the requests that the Cap'n will grant, although not without grumbling. Characters who die can be resurrected if any other character requests their resurrection from the Cap'n. They will return to life within six to eight hours after the request, either through their dead body healing and coming back to life or by appearing in the Infirmary if their body was completely destroyed or lost. Comas happen on the Narrenschiff just as they do on the Barge. Disappearances do too, though they're not entirely random: anyone who rebels too hard against the conditions onboard, or against the Cap'n's norms and expectations, tends to vanish pretty quickly.

Graduation/Pairings/Demotion: The Narrenschiff doesn't do graduation - it's too artificial and restrictive, says the Cap'n. Instead of focusing on change and growth and all that woo-woo nonsense, he encourages everybody to put all their energy into embracing themselves as they are in the here and now. There are also no deals to be earned: it's the present moment that matters, not some nebulous future happiness that may or may not ever come to pass. Accordingly, there are no pairings, and no distinction between passengers in a Warden/Inmate sense; everybody is just Crew. With everyone dead back home, and with no way to earn their lives back via graduation or a deal, that means... yup. All Narrenschiff passengers are on board forever - unless they disappear, or unless they choose to leave and die for good.

Communicators/the Network: Though the Narrenschiff does have a network, the Cap'n no longer bothers to provide new passengers with communicators; all "official" communicators are either leftovers from the ship's run as part of the Authority's fleet, or were looted from other ships during raids. Communicators are largely identical to Barge communicators in form and function. As the only way to get a communicator is to snatch one from someone else, onboard theft is common, making anonymous text communication fairly simple and private messages rather risky (someone else might pick up that device.) Passengers sometimes make alternate options (ex. shortwave radios) for themselves and their friends, but these can't hook up to the Narrenshiff's official network.

Locked Areas/General Security: The Cap'n does not lock or secure any areas on board the Narrenschiff. After all, his passengers are all free and equal! Why would he keep anything under lock and key? Security is therefore a problem for passengers to solve, not one that the Cap'n takes any interest in.

Jobs: The Cap'n does not assign jobs or even notify his passengers of what jobs need to be done. Every passenger is expected to participate in raids and supply-gathering, but beyond that, someone can spend a month lying on a deck chair scratching themselves or swab decks twelve hours a day, and it's all the same to the Cap'n. Passengers may take on self-imposed duties helping with maintenance, cleaning, cooking, inventory for supplies or weapons, and so on, in any number and schedule of tasks that they choose.

Ports/Floods/Breaches: The Narrenschiff does not make any port stops (outside of raids), but does sometimes experience floods and breaches similar to those that the Barge undergoes.

Cabins: Passengers on the Narrenschiff have no private cabins unless they build them personally or steal them from someone else. The default is for each new arrival to have a hammock assigned on one of the three berth decks... although, given the extent of building private spaces on those decks, there's no guarantee that someone's assigned hammock still exists.

Other/Miscellaneous Information: The Cap'n does not grant most requests. Resurrection requests can be handwaved, but due to the extreme power restrictions suffered by the Narrenschiff, requests for items will be denied unless they are both small and a matter of life and death (such as specific medication.) The Cap'n comes off as superficially very hearty and friendly, but is quick to get pissed off if people ask for supplies and favors, or try to bring problems to him. He likes to give orders and to be seen as the fearless leader of his plucky Crew of rejected misfits, but he has no interest in enduring the pains of actual democracy.

Comments

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[thecapn_tlv]

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[summerlands]

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[hophophopper]

This is the part where I give you the Chemy Card
/slides in a Hopper1???

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Lenga as Dio!

[notgentle]

Lenga here, who can be reached at ancillaries and is best / solely known for playing Walter Tattersall forensicks from Yellowjackets. (Iddy and I are reiterating we'll take anyone, we'll take Randy Walsh, this is so funny to us.) But no more!



I'm so mad I can't find the gif version of this. Also it's been a very long time since I played him so I'm sorry if any small details about his history are off.

Say hello to Dio from Virtue's Last Reward, often googled by "Dio VLR" or "Dio ZE". The series is also known as Zero Escape, The Nonary Games, "the sequels to 999"... I digress.

My concept for Dio is that he was on the ship for three years in the past, eventually "disappearing", so I'm available to create and thread stories about this time period rather than time-sensitive tags set in the present.

He's an ordinary human who dresses up like a circus ringleader and will eventually shift over to dressing up as a pirate. Character development! He is a rancorous, dramatic, reactive person who could quickly get a bad reputation for stealing, easily detected lies like about fulfillment of duties, and trying to cozy up with breach bonded people then betraying them almost immediately.

Dio is a terrible jerk who would be happy to use raids in, like, splitting people between cabins and making them choose which one would be plundered.

A few months in, significant information about Dio came to light in an information-sharing flood: he is actually from a terrorist cult. He is a "clone" of the younger brother of the leader, and he was raised restrictively, as an agent fully ready to suicide-bomb for the cause, but not just for its own sake, in the process of dangerous missions. He is comes from the year 2074 where he was assigned a mission that was both important and an opportunity as he had "sinned", and he was killed in a horrible triggering way before he could actually redeem myself from his standards ("K ending" for those who are familiar). Although he was initially trying to pass himself off as being from the 2020s (not just to fit in with the normal humans on the Narrenschiff who might mostly be like that, but as part of his mission in canon, long story), right down to the occasional pop culture reference, in reality he is more familiar with the "laser cannon" and "food synthesizer" side of things.

Getting back to his mission was his initial motivation to cooperate with the ship and pseudo-live. So now, during an inhibition-reducing flood, Dio got it into his head that the whole ship might as well blow up and free them from attachments to pseudo-life. Exact severity of this TBD.

Eventually he hit rock bottom and gradually accepted that he had been abused in a cult and it was okay to have, like, freedom and friends. He wears a few gold teeth from a fight where he put himself on the line for these bonds. This is his home and way of life now, which may be a not-so-noble development. When reasonably valuable, he has no compunctions whatsoever about killing even on ships like the Galley where that is permanent. That said, it could be seen that he would be willing to sacrifice a great deal and even die for the ship.

It seems to me like there could be a great power differential between the powered and nonpowered, but also possibly a majority of nonpowered who would make sure to band together under these circumstances. Open to discussion on this.

Characters who are sick of his shenanigans are very welcome. I'm looking for some friends who have the patience of saints. Although a previous dalliance or two is allowed, what I am not looking for his girlfriend. Luna is absolutely lovely and permitting me to recreate in the background his epic ship with Helena St. Tessero (totalbullshit), a principled young woman with her own terrorist past.

Re: Lenga as Dio!

[citizendetective]

We'll! Take! Randy! Walsh!

Some Opt-In Shenanigans (cw: transformations. And a grasshopper.)

[hophophopper]

[Or: this is what happens when I play from a Toku series, and find myself most interested in the sentient powerups...]

I'll be playing Hopper1, from Kamen Rider Gotchard! Please see permissions (and scroll down!) for more general info on what that means. But if you like lighthearted toku that can still get serious (and enjoy series that have school systems being heavily flawed as a plot point), I highly encourage checking it out now that it's wrapped up!

Concerning how this character would do in the setting, this is what I've imagined so far: Hopper1 got pulled in a few months after the Narranschiff went rogue, in an AU of [let's say episode 47] where it is not obvious that Houtaro is Right There to prevent things getting dire... and so all the Chemies die.
Hopper1 is mostly sticking around to help (it's an empath, and alongside all the new passengers being in Various States of Distress, that ship is clearly not having a good time itself), though it still believes all the raiding is wrong.
Being (visibly) little more than a bug, the Cap'n brushing off its requests to renew/recreate the Rainbow Breath* shielding from malgamization makes sense (and makes for trouble for everyone else, of course).
*aka the canon solution for preventing Malgams from recurring. Given it's out of range from the Chemy that makes it, however, that is NOT an option for resolving the trouble!

Without other Chemies to fall back on, Hopper1 makes its own little nest on the Uppermost parts of the sails (and politely requests cuttings of plants whenever they meet another ship) and just... starts keeping track of all this emotion-data. If it can't prevent malgams from happening, it's going to make some other way up to help reduce the stress. Which may mean weird thought-conversations with a bugge after a transformation neither party asked for!
(It lived through a ten-year quarantine where all its kind had to basically starve to prevent a world-ending event; surely it can live through this, it thinks.)

But to TL;DR, my general assumption is that by this point most people just try to ignore the bug, if politely. It doesn't seek out Network devices, and essentially has a speech impediment where it can't speak more than its own name... but is still quite intelligent and can read and write, with autotranslate presumably still intact enough to handle the rest.

If anyone wants to have their character become a Malgam (with examples of what Malgams in general look like here And a variant for this Chemy in particular that's different from the color scheme any malgam would have on the ship here), please hit up this permissions comment! This includes if you want to handwave your character as having been previously Malgamized.

Breach/Flood Notes: any time Hopper1 ended up human for one of those it looked like its voice actor Misato Fukuen. (Sometimes it ended up a nonsentient grasshopper - sometimes it ended up as a (conscious!) -n inanimate prop! But it's definitely had its share of headaches.) Anyone trying to flirt with it was guaranteed a very confused reaction, at least post-event.

And if anyone would like their character to habitually interact with the little grasshopper Chemy for any reason, give me a poke! I'm undecided if I'll make a proper catch-all for 4th wall (setting aside that it... regularly has one-sided conversations with the Narrenschiff itself), but I'd be glad to tag anyone.

[notgentle]

I'M HERE LIKE I PROMISED. OK. btw I'm actually a pretty big Kamen Rider fan I started last year.

"A clone" might not fully explain Dio. Basically, batches are created every twenty years with *multiple* clones, to the point that it's speculated Dio was derived from D-10, batch D (4) #10. They're raised in this environment where everyone is the same and believe that when they remake the world, everyone will be equal as in identical. And they're known as the Myrmidons!!! Ant warriors!!!

Dio is a bit stupid and overcompensated with a tough "gentlemanly" identity, partly as a facade to interface with the non cult world. But deep (DEEP) down, he believes in actual good equality, like equity or whatever. including saving kittens in the rain.

So! I think he could have a really special bond with a grasshopper that was a slow burn over a very long period of time! Initially tries to crush, in his perception , the vermin that's gonna be eating their food. Has an interaction in the breach but just assumes it was non barge residents of the breach. malgams happen and Dio thinks of it as an alien force that's basically an insect but worse. Flood happens and he interacts with humanized Hopper again. "Hey, does anyone know where that pretty person went? Are they tied up somewhere?" FINALLY finds out that this was Hopper all along. Very used to modern technology and even codes! Extremely adaptable to let Hopper tap things out! PASSIONATE about the idea of a grasshopper in a group of insects deserving rights.

Though of course, just because he can interpret with Hopper doesn't mean he fully comprehends its ideas or agrees with it. he'd be projecting his own baggage onto Hopper's pre Narrenschiff past at first, and he'd never be anti raid altogether.

"Player" Created Spaces on the Narrenschiff

[bargemods]

If you are playing a Narrenschiff native who would have created a location by putting up walls OTHER THAN a personal/private space, you can use this template and reply here to share it!

<b>Location:</b> Which deck/area is the room carved out of?<br></br><b>Contents/purposes:</b> What kind of stuff have they put in there, and why? What sort of activities take place there?<br></br><b>Access:</b> Is this area accessible to all, or only some passengers? What times/under what coniditions is it accessible?(Note: if it is not at least semi-public, there is no need to include it here.)

The Alchemy Station

[weirdnecro]

Location: It's nearby the Infirmary, taking some of the bunk space. Consider it a very odd nook!

Contents/purposes: They have all sorts of assorted items there! Everything from limbs of humaniods in jars, various powdered flowers, to crystals that hum gently. Also there is a surprising amount of coffee things, including a coffee grinder, a coffee pot, and well stored coffee beans. There are also journies with various entries for recipes, experiments, dictating what works as possible healing, restoring and...less savory things.

Access: This area is accessible to all! It's basically a space that has a curtain placed instead of a door. But, there is a "trip wire" spell that someone may be able to detect, that will set off if someone comes in without calling out the password- which at this time happens to be "lemon bread" (it's a long and dumb story).

Suffice to say, who hasn't been given the verbal key, the spell will go off, letting anyone who is keyed to it to know that space has been invaded.

Sy 4th Wall Characters

[howheendures]

certain people of the Narrenschiff:

Zelda 'Zee' Kreiner: once an adventurer through time and space, currently a relatively long term passenger on the Narrenschiff. She's there because she's dead but doesn't want to vanish, not when there are people she cares for very much on the ship. She has a number of surprising talents, but her favorite activities are: avoiding showing those talents, music & relationship drama. In reverse order.

She'll be super interested in the new people. The Fitz thing is not the weirdest thing she's dealt with!

John 'Nathaniel' Mandrake: he sacrificed his life at eighteen but that was not because he wanted to die. He works hard to keep track of goods gathered and generally trying to be organized (and see that people have what they need). It's quite stressful (and one he's put on himself) but he's still a lot more friendly than he was when he was younger. He's clumsy with personal connections but tries.

Awkward with the new people, but will try to add them to the 'how to help' rota.

Horseriver: how much he's present and aware of what's going around can seem to vary, how much that's true is questionable. He does use his magic pretty freely to get stuff, when he can be shoved into a more helpful mood. This can happen if he does have anyone he's ended up caring for.

Whether or not he even notices new arrivals depends.

Hua Xie: that guy sure looks quite a bit like Xie Lian, huh. Calamity that can be hard to keep track of. He tends to be very slippery, in between suddenly popping up to alarm people.

He takes his time to decide things and does find Xie Lian disturbing so more likely to avoid people.

Armand (not that one) (or is it): weird freak most likely to be found just standing creepily on the Orlop Deck.

Re: Sy 4th Wall Characters

[hophophopper]

Hmm - would any of your lot particularly care for an empathic artificial grasshopper? (Or, if they've been around long enough to know 'hey, being around this guy tends to result in a weird transformation into a monster???' is a thing - see my toplevel above for Context - would they be inclined to avoid it?)

Trying to decide if Hopper1 would approach Armand or not when he's on the Orlop deck. (It'd be able to tell just how powerful his emotions are! But it wouldn't want to fuse with him into a malgam, since it can't control that process due to Cap'n not imposing certain power limits.)

NEW PLAYER 4th WALL/ Swim Swim

[swimmerder]

Hello, my name is Des and I'm bringing Swim Swim from Magical Girl Raising Project, the anime about magical girls in a murder battle royale! First impressions here. Swim is a soft-spoken magical girl who admires and wants to become a "princess", though this role was modeled to her by another magical girl who was tyrannical and she follows in her steps in a very literal minded way, so she frequently just.... goes and commits atrocities, whee! Despite that, she has no real malice toward anyone and mostly just wants people to be on a team with her as the leader. If anyone decides to follow her for some reason, she will take it extremely seriously and do whatever she can to support them as her subordinates - and to her credit, she is very diligent and strategic. However, she will never let anyone see her outside of her magical girl form because she is secretly a seven year old. Her goal would be eventual mutiny (For no reason, other than if Captain is the leader, then she is not!) Although thus far she has kept that to herself for the most part and been super obedient, and might have even started subtly mimicking him cause she's really impressionable. That goes for anyone who might be her close CR too. So comment if you want to join the murderbaby alliance, run afoul of her princess rules and get antagonized for no good reason (or good reason?), cautiously adopt, or whatever! Feel free to hit me up on deathdesu if you need anything.

Re: NEW PLAYER 4th WALL/ Swim Swim

[hophophopper]

Ahoy! Hopper1 here would definitely notice that kind of attitude, but unless a flood/breach puts them on the same level they'd probably try to avoid her, lest they be used as some kind of power source/way to get appropriately tyrannical minions.

It can tell the difference between hostility and just having a very Yikes reference point, though, so if you do want them to cross paths/have crossed paths in the past, lemme know! (Permissions post for this one is up in my toplevel on this post.)

PG's 4th wall folks

[kineticpotential]

Remy LeBeau: Died his canon death in X-men '97, and jumped at the chance to return to life, because being willing to make a sacrifice play isn't the same thing as being suicidal. Relatively friendly company, works in the galley to keep people fed, known for being a good person to go to if you're looking for little luxuries between raids. Where he keeps his caches is anyone's guess. It's not in his makeshift cabin, probably.

Hela Odinsdottir: Died her canon death at the end of Thor: Ragnarok, has been looking for a way to claw her way back to true life ever since. Definitely steals necromantic and other magical things during raids. Is very active in raids, doesn't hesitate to murder people who annoy her and then raise their corpses to help carry things back to the Narrenschiff, as one does. Open to her having killed your character, decided they're amusing enough to treat as a minion, decided they're amusing enough to create a terrifying divine weapon for, or even temporarily granted them a sliver of her power to wreck shit. May have stolen someone's space at some point.

Clint Barton: Non-canon death at the hands of Echo during the last ep of Hawkeye. Occasionally will take someone young and/or hapless under his wing. Has carved out a little walled-off room he occasionally shares with people who really need someone to watch their back. For folks who've been around for a good while, he may show signs of someone who's likely on his way out.

Re: PG's 4th wall folks

[hophophopper]

Hello hello! Admittedly I feel weird throwing a toku monster at yours, but.

Would any of yours pay much mind to the larger-than-normal grasshopper with empathic abilities? (Avoiding is fine, I just want to keep track of who gives this little bug the time of day. XD)

... It prooobably wouldn't want to spend much time around Hela, though. (OOCly I am open to backdated shenanigans, but only if you are up for that.)

Nammah's weird necromancer

[weirdnecro]

Hey I was dithering and decided to have my necromancer, Sokie Undertown be on board the nasty ship Narrenschiff!

To avoid getting confused with the cute telepath, she tends to go by nicknames. Call her S, Sokes, Leech, she will run with it and not care a wit.

Because she's been around, she does work for the Cap'n when it comes to rising their people. She also tends to work in the infirmary, because healing and piecing together bodies? That's her bread and butter. She's curious, wants to see things, so right now being on the Narrenschiff suits her well enough.

But she will try to leave sometime because...she likes to go around places.

In the meantime, she is very much a useful resource. She cooks food, makes all sorts of potions, heals, and drains the life of those from the ships she helps raids, as well as uses pretty wide area spells- not just necromancy summoning, but elemental and shielding spells.

She has a little Alchemy Corner where she makes things. And also...she's pretty easy going. Unless you touch her coffee.

Then she gets annoyed.

Re: Nammah's weird necromancer

[hophophopper]

On the one hand: yay an alchemist!
On the other hand: ... at least one powerful alchemist in Hopper1's canon was trying to use all of its kin as part of a ritual to turn the whole world into eternally-frozen-in-time gold. Soooo, Hopper1 would be very ambivalent about Sokie at the very least!

How would she treat the Chemie in turn? (See its toplevel on this page for permissions and such.)