
100 Features for Starports
On Quisicosas since 10 May 2026
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10 May 2026 (on Substack)
What it is about
This supplement has 100 features to make starports more distinctive. They can range from temporary physical changes to permanent elements of their design, from how they operate locally to political conditions in the neighbourhood. Most are suitable for both ground- and space-based ports, and some of the features can be potentially dangerous or a source of adventure hooks.
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The port is an appalling mess. Dirt and junk lie everywhere, and panelling is missing from walls, floors and ceilings, exposing the, often damaged, infrastructure behind them.
The port is clearly very old and parts of it are decaying. It looks like effort has been made to keep it functional and updated, but the structure is now old enough that it's very difficult to do this.
The port is completely owned by a company, and all ships belonging to that company are given preference and superior treatment, with other ships a disliked afterthought.
The port is currently in the process of being expanded, with extra capacity being added to deal with more ships. Only a few parts of the existing port are affected, but there are construction workers with equipment in many places.
The port is currently repairing damage that was done when a ship suffered a loss of control and crashed into it.
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