Hiding a Psionics Institute in plain sight...

[Spinward Scout]

Hey Everybody,

I wasn't sure what forum to drop this in so I'll just put it here. Thought somebody might find this funny. I was driving over to the grocery store tonite and went by a new building being put up. The sign in front of the building said: 'The future offices of Piggush Simoneau, Inc.' and below that in big, bold letters was PSI. The first thing to pop into my head was: Hey! That'd be a great way to hide a Psionics Institute in plain sight! So I present to you:

Piggush Simoneau, Inc.
Research and Consulting
A Family-owned business serving the Spinward Marches for over 400 years!
(a legitimate front for the Psionics Institute known only as PSI)

Could you use this in a campaign?



Spinward Scout

 

[Ganidirsii O'Flynn]

Nice!

I also like the Traveller Adventure hiding the Psi Institute as the Psionic Suppression Commitee...

 

[Droyne668]

Could you use this in a campaign?

LMAO

Yeah, can definitely use that.

 

[Gadrin]

Better than Thunderball.

Don't forget to issue all members with stylish icon-rings that can be picked out at critical points in the adventure, like when playing baccarat or picking up redheads passing by in Mustangs. Maybe the greek-psi symbol or a head with a turban on it.

 

[navywarlord]

Very cool

Definitely usable

Especially since people always seem to overlook the obvious

 

[Valarian]

Don't forget to issue all members with stylish icon-rings that can be picked out at critical points in the adventure, like when playing baccarat or picking up redheads passing by in Mustangs. Maybe the greek-psi symbol or a head with a turban on it.

Or maybe wearing gloves and black suits with a shiny brass PSI badge

 

[atpollard]

Or maybe wearing gloves and black suits with a shiny brass PSI badge

Would you want to be the cop on the beat sent to arrest someone confident enough in his PSI abilities to dress like that?

It is the same defense as a brightly colored poisonous snake - so everyone knows to approach at their own risk.

 

[Valarian]

P12 rating only

 

[Andrew Boulton]

P12 rating only

12 pounds/square inch?

 

[Spinward Scout]

Huh?

 

[Rover]

Huh?

Play on words 12PSI, means 12 pounds per square inch, a measure of pressure.