Date: Fri, 31 Jan 1997 10:29:15 -0500
From: Sucide Squad Bob <ploe4736@UWWVAX.UWW.EDU>
Subject: [SW-RPG] NEWS: Broken Elevator In Imperial Palace
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Earlier today, a janitor in his excellency's main auditorium
at the Imperial Palace bore witness to the restricted elevator
crashing through the ceiling at a tremendous speed.  Imperial
sources say that the elevator short-circuited and plummented
from the 29th floor.  Apparantly, the security squad inside
the elevator were all killed.  Authorities have denied
allogations of Rebel terrorists, and stress that this incident
has no commonalities with a shooting at the Hotel Delhporia
late last night.  Film at eleven.


GM Notes

Last year, I ran an assassination mission with my group, which
at that time was a Rebel Spec Force Ops Team.  They had to kill
Commander Ayala, who was the engineer in charge of the second
design of the Death Star.  So, they snuck on to Coruscant, and
broke into a hotel that Commander Ayala was in.  After raiding
it, they escaped with information that Commander Ayala was inside
the Imperial Palace in the 29th floor luxury suites.

So, they broke into the palace through the sewer system, and made
their way up to the floor.  Amazingly only one of them died.
While the rest were checking rooms on the 29th, two of my players
(a coynyte and a merc) set up an E-Web by the elevator door.
During the fray, the elevator door opened, and one of my PC's opened
up with the repeater and killed two ST's, and damaged the elevator
so badly that it dropped.

They then had to repel down the elevator shaft to the nearest
docking bay.  Where they actually made it out.

Suicide Squad Bob
"Every man dies.
 But not every man really lives."
 -Mel Gibson (William Wallace), Braveheart