TEXT: List of Adventure Ideas:  Not sure where I found these...
  1.
  Hallowed Ground: Take a sample of soil from spiritual lands located
  deep within a forest on a remote planet.
  2.
  Hear the Rain: Search for a mysterious hacker that is using the weather
  controls to change the weather.
  3.
  Truth: Gather video footage of a politician's nightly excursions for his
  election opponent.
  4.
  Walking on Water: Eliminate a spiritual leader who claims to live
  forever.
  5.
  Never Tell: Deliver a computer message from one place to another and
  not tell it's secret when it accidentally goes off.
  6.
  Sweet Misery: Capture a man who has been inducing suicide all over
  the city.
  7.
  A Fire Burns: Capture a professional arsonist before he escaped to a
  different system.
  8.
  Almost: Find a way to eliminate a man in charge of the State secret
  police and seems to act upon actions before they happen.
  9.
  An Interlude: Stop an assassin who is to eliminate a famous conductor
  during the interlude between music.
  10.
  Launch: Protect long range mission probe from attack by those who
  wish to steal it.
  11.
  Just for You: Deliver an exploding package to a corporate official.
  12.
  Secret Corner: Shut down the Secret Corner bar which is supposedly an
  establishment for drug dealers.
  
  13.
  In Search of a Cure: You must locate the creator of an antibiotic and
  find a way to reverse its effects.
  14.
  Taken: Rescue a young girl from the clutches of a psychotic,
  murderous gang.
  15.
  Stone Roses: Travel to an orbital station inhabited by something and
  destroy it.
  16.
  Fools Gold: Get revenge upon a small company who sold the wrong
  group armor and weapons that were flawed.
  17.
  Time to Return: Rescue a group of commandos from a station where
  they are believed to be held captive.
  18.
  Wasteland: Journey to a moon that is blasted in radioactive waves from
  a huge gas giant in search of a radioactive orb.
  19.
  Shut Your Mouth: Frighten the hell out of a local boss and explain that
  he should not mess with the mega-corp.
  20.
  Killing Moon: Capture a sample of a critter that only comes out in the
  light of a full moon - once every 280 years.
  21.
  10 Past 8: Destroy a corporate warehouse at exactly ten past eight P.M.
  22.
  Faith: Stop the onslaught of a religious group who believe they cannot
  be killed.
  23.
  No Killing: Stop a group of squatters from food rioting without killing
  a single one.
  24.
  Countdown: Stop a bomb from detonating inside a crowded shopping
  mall.
  25.
  Fold: Protect a small town from the creatures which seemed to have
  landed in a meteorite from space.
  
  26.
  The Long Wait: Wait and ambush a group of illegal traders as they
  come by.
  27.
  Transformation: Transport a man with a horrible transformation disease
  to a major hospital.
  28.
  Blitzkrieg: Investigate activity at the headquarters of an enemy state
  unknowing they are about to attack en masse.
  29.
  Blind Game: When an EMP knocks out surveillance on an investigative
  what will they do?
  30.
  First Contact: Travel to the location where a mysterious spacecraft has
  crashed.
  31.
  The Escape: Rescue a group of prisoners from a maximum security
  prison.
  32.
  Blue Wind: Destroy a small nuclear generator at a remote outpost
  which has started to produce a mysterious blue radioactive haze.
  33.
  Battle Cry: A powerful, but primitive, group of locals is about to attack.
  Stop them.
  34.
  Big Brother: Someone is watching the residents of a planet and
  whoever is doing it is unknown to the locals.  Find out who and why.
  35.
  Bursting Point: A powerful noble has gone absolutely nuts and must be
  transported to an institution.  Quietly.
  36.
  Paradise Lost: When a group of locals lose their land to developers they
  do not give up easy.
  37.
  Battle Hymn: A group of rebellious extremist is about to mount an
  attack.  Eliminate some of the group's leaders so it is not possible.
  
  38.
  Reckless: Capture an AWOL special forces soldier who has fled into
  the countryside without letting the locals know.
  39.
  Wedding Bells: Extract a bride and groom during their wedding
  ceremony.
  40.
  The Messenger: Keep a messenger from traveling from here to there.
  41.
  Force of Arms: Stop a local gang which has been menacing the streets
  using high tech weaponry.
  42.
  Reconstruction: Protect a crew reconstructing a destroyed mega-corp
  plant from attacking radicals.
  43.
  Tech Masters: Recover a prototype high tech chip recently stolen by
  some local kids who want it for their new game.
  44.
  Rainy Nights: Find out why rain clouds keep coming from the same
  valley in the mountains.
  45.
  Private Times: Break through shielding of a conference room and
  record the conversation which is taking place on the inside
  46.
  To the Stars: Protect the underground silo of an experimental probe
  from incursions.
  47.
  Volunteers: Screw up the plans of a group of missionaries to build a
  bridge for a village.
  48.
  Danger Zone: Transport stuff through an area known as hijacker's
  haven.
  49.
  Prelude to Battle: Intelligence reports a surge of weapons into a bad
  neighbor. Get proof.
  50.
  The Trap: Go into a compound after another group has left and try to
  stop them before they enter a trap.
  
  51.
  Metal Fire: Help put out an exotic fire that is beyond the local tech
  level.
  52.
  Outsiders: Get a band of locals to leave town without killing them.
  53.
  Deja Vu: Rescue a man from a time loop from within a corporate
  facility.
  54.
  New Recruit: Show a wanna-be the ropes and make sure he gets killed
  by an enemy.
  55.
  The Chamber: Deliver a captured man into a chamber within corporate
  grounds.
  56.
  Love Song: Kidnap a star and deliver her to a deranged man.
  57.
  Hunters: Stop a group of predators who use a neighborhood as their
  killing grounds.
  58.
  Mind Game: Kill a cop who uses mind games on other cops to get his
  way.
  59.
  Crisis Point: Stop a war any way possible before it erupts into full scale
  war.
  60.
  Day Dreamer: Deliver a man into the desert and help him find his lost
  soul.
  61.
  Final Nightmare: Journey to the place of the damned and bring back a
  sacred shrine.
  62.
  Catastrophe: After a ship crashes you must steal a shipment of drugs
  from within the wreckage.
  63.
  Invasion: Protect a town when it is invaded by a warring tribe.
  
  64.
  Lost City: Journey to an ancient lost city and bring back proof of its
  existence.
  65.
  Soldier Boy: Find and retrieve a young soldier who is AWOL, hiding
  in the woods.
  66.
  Survivors: When a ship sinks, rescue the political survivors before the
  people who bombed them have a chance to return.
  67.
  Curtain Call: Assassinate a well known star during the grand finale of
  her performance.
  68.
  Hard Times: Convince a factory owner that he should hire a special
  worker.
  69.
  Paper Hero: A news hero is found to be a fake.  Capture the media man
  who set up the fake.
  70.
  Eulogy: Deliver a eulogy to the site of a very important funeral.
  71.
  The Pit: Journey to the bottom of a pit to retrieve a scientist's dropped
  instrument.
  72.
  The Secret Route: Enforce a fee that must be paid by all before
  traveling through a secret passage.
  73.
  Fortress: Penetrate a makeshift fortress set up by a group of psychos
  and administer a drug to them.
  74.
  Sandstorm: Destroy/stop the atmosphere terra-forming plant which is
  causing a giant sand storm.
  75.
  Metamorphosis: Deliver a drug into the depths of a riot area to stop the
  riot.
  76.
  Ghost Town: Find out why everyone suddenly disappeared from a
  town.
  
  77.
  Frostbite: Deliver a man into a snowy region and leave him for dead.
  78.
  Apocalypse Blues: When a prank develops fears of an apocalypse, you
  must protect a street/government/person from looters.
  79.
  Cold: Restart an old electric generator which has been taken over.
  80.
  Easy to Slip: Travel a hundred miles across an ice ridge to rescue a
  noble/official/member.
  81.
  AWOL: Hired by the military to go and stop a band of AWOL
  mercenaries marauding the local countryside.
  82.
  AWOL Betrayal: Hired to kill a band of people who they say are
  AWOL and who they say are marauding the local countryside.  The truth is
  that one man is a scientist who does not want the designs for a powerful
  weapon/drug/device to get out.
  83.
  Thieves World: Hired to infiltrate a restaurant called Thieves World
  and to locate the kingpin and bring him to their employer.
  84.
  Day of Decision: Hired to assassinate/kidnap an old lady in a nursing
  home.
  85.
  March of Eagles: Hired to patrol a length of trail high in the mountains
  where poachers have been shooting a rare bird.
  86.
  Johnstown: Track down a person who keeps attempting to destroy the
  dam which keeps a river from destroying the town.
  87.
  Great Old One: Kill the oldest man for the second oldest man.
  88.
  At Your Door: Find a killer which knocks on doors and kills people.
  89.
  Mansion Of Madness: Rid an old remote mansion of an infestation of
  vermin.
  
  90.
  Fatal Experiments: Shut down a lab which does hideous experiments
  on animals.
  91.
  World Killers: Find proof on a company which dumps toxic waste for a
  living.
  92.
  Flaming Eye: Steal the prototype for a laser from a large company.
  93.
  Dark Cults: Bring in human sacrifices for a satanic cult.
  94.
  The Hunter Plan: Destroy drones wired with explosives before
  released.
  95.
  Castle: Capture the old man who has been living in a castle for over
  100 years - alone.
  96.
  Bobby Fisher: Hired to find the only person who has not been seen for
  five years but is capable of defeating the ultimate champion.
  97.
  Hallelujah Anyway: A college fraternity wishes to get back at another
  for a prank.
  98.
  In Search of Forever: Steal the research of a man who may have found
  immortality.
  99.
  Solar Wind: Travel to a remote station to stop people who have taken it
  over and used it to "turn up the heat" on local traffic.
  100. Last Ship Home: Find and rescue the survivor of an old crashed space
  probe before any other group gets to him.
  101. Magnetic Storm: Destroy a fully automatic rail gun armed asteroid
  headed for the planet.
  102. Dream Makers: Close down a facility which brainwashes its customers.
  
  103. Showbiz: "Convince" a nightclub owner that it would be a good idea to
  hire a rich guy's daughter.
  104. Imbedded: Go to the front lines of a real war with a reporter.
  105. Diplomacy: Peacefully convince two groups that it is not a good idea to
  kill each other.
  106. Squad Leader: Purposely lead a group of men into an ambush.
  107. Titan: Capture a runaway science experiment.
  108. Gods: Get rid of the nobles who have taken over a small town and
  made themselves gods.
  109. Lost City: Search the jungle for an underground lost city and bring
  back information on its location and content.
  110. Firepower: Bring down a renegade in a tank.
  111. Yellowstone: Track down someone who starts fires using plastics and a
  remote control.
  112. Knights: Lead a strike on a corporate chemical weapons facility.
  113. Streets of Fire: Fight with one gang to eliminate the other – or cause
  them to fight one another.
  114. Raid of Saints: Raid a religious town and capture the sacred item which
  they worship.
  115. Thunder at The Casino: Save the hostages taken prisoner at a casino by
  an Ex-Military mad man.
  116. Enemy in Sight: Quietly snipe off a leading politician.
  
  117. New World: Protect a religious group as they trek looking for a
  mystical new world.
  118. Dauntless: Stop a rich guy's son who is on his way someplace
  determined to rid the city of something.
  119. Paydirt: Steal a lot of money from a rich guy's vault.
  120. Stocks and Bonds: Transport a load of financial certificates from one
  place to another.
  121. Rat: Track someone named Rat and capture him for a company he stole
  millions for.
  122. Speed Circuit: Race a test model for a company.
  123. Mechnoids: Obtain the plans to mechnoid robots and fight some too.
  124. Storm Bringer: Shut down the system causing flood weather to many
  farms.
  125. Artifacts: Steal a load of ancient stuff from a museum.
  126. Madonna: Bodyguard a star for several nights.
  127. Rise and Fall: Help a religious person become the leader and then
  assassinate him so he'll look like a martyr.
  128. Fire & Fury: Stop an arsonist from burning down his girlfriend's house.
  129. Treasure Vault: Get a pendent out of a vault of treasures - don't let
  anyone know.
  130. House Divided: Assassinate one group so that the other can rule.
  131. Deathwatch: Capture the cop who is using his position to rob and kill
  people.
  
  132. Rotten to the Core: Beat the hell out of a biker because he won't pay his
  bar tab.
  133. City State: Assassinate the leader of a small city state/planet/kingdom.
  134. Over the Top: Assist a criminal's escape from prison.
  135. Combined Arms: Make weapons deal with an illegal company and
  transport the shipment.
  136. Fire in The East: Help fight a fire raging through the forest.
  137. Refund: Get a refund from a supplier who is selling shoddy goods.
  138. Lord of Death: Get a picture of the leader of one of the largest cults.
  139. The Beer Wagon: Protect a rich mans beer wagon from marauders.
  140. Men at Arms: Teach a group of wanna-bees to be real fighters.  Make
  them rich and annoying.
  141. Weapon Master: Deliver the design for a high tech assault weapon to
  him.
  142. Gadgets: Steal the design to one of the strangest toys ever made.
  143. Enemies International: Go on a planet/system/sector wide
  assassination assignment.
  144. Wrath of Seven Horseman: Find the raiders of a small country side
  village.
  Shades of the Magnificent Seven and Seven Samurai
  145. To Serve and Protect: Follow a group of cops and get evidence of their
  wrong doings.
  
  146. Voice of Doom: Find out why there is a voice emanating from a brick
  wall in a basement.
  147. Hero: Rescue the star player before he is killed by his captors.
  148. Classic Enemies: Receive a challenge from a defeated enemy.
  149. Invaders From Below: Find the queen of a colony of bugs and kill it.
  150. Kingdom Of Champions: Join a group and bring back a membership
  certificate.
  151. Alien Enemies: Fight a predator colony.
  152. Claw: Journey to a remote region and bring back information on their
  culture.
  153. Airless: Sabotage the client's opponent's racing team.
  154. Breakdown: Stop an important business man, who has gone psycho,
  without harming him.
  155. Cafe: Deliver drugs to a cafe and then screw them out of their money.
  156. Trouble: Break an important person out of a minimum security prison
  157. Willing: Search the city for individuals who are willing to become the
  host bodies for an insect cult.
  158. April Fools: Stop a group of pranksters whose tricks are beginning to
  turn lethal.
  159. Growing Into You: Track down the person who has embedded an
  organic/mechanical item into your client.
  
  160. Homesick: Deliver an alien back to his home, which has been taken
  over by human bigots.
  161. Keep It Up: Travel into a warehouse under siege and provide support
  for as long as it takes.
  162. New Order: Blow up an entire city block for a terrorist group.
  163. Runaway Train: Stop a train which is rapidly heading towards a
  downed bridge.
  164. Somebody to Shove: Kidnap anybody and deliver that person to a man
  whose ego is so bad it demands he have a slave.
  165. The Sun Maid: Safely deliver a peaceful leader across the countryside
  without using vehicles, electronics, or violence.
  166. Without a Trace: Track down a group of children who have been
  mission for more than two years.
  167. One Percent: Take the last percentage of a crystal needed by a company
  from an armed group.
  168. Bad Luck: Transport a man who is prone to horrible bad luck, over a
  far distance.
  169. Born to Lose: Fix a one on one brawl so your client wins, without the
  opponent knowing you helped.
  170. Cold Feelings: Get rid of an ice creature which has inhabited a store
  owner's freezer.
  171. Ghost: Take the remaining money from a vault in an abandoned place.
  172. King of Fools: Assassinate the king of a remote tribe for your client.
  
  173. Making Believe: Snap a guy back into reality by using whatever means
  necessary.
  174. This Time: Attempt to assassinate a man who always manages to avoid
  the shot.
  175. Her Beginning: Find the past of a young amnesic and report it to the
  police.
  176. To Life: Eliminate an old man who continues to run a large crime ring.
  177. Hanging For You: Stop a woman before she hangs herself for an ex
  boyfriend.
  178. Just a Dream: Administer a drug to a high level politician.
  179. Pirate: Eliminate a pirate who constantly harasses shipping.
  180. Red Balloons: Stop a shipment of poisoned balloons from reaching
  their destination.
  181. Cannons: Fire off a group of well guarded cannons on a naval base.
  182. An Execution: Rescue a woman who is about to be executed.
  Like Amina Lawal, convicted of the crime of having a child out of
  wedlock and sentenced to death by stoning.  Her case is proceeding on
  appeal through the Nigerian judicial system.
  http://www.nytimes.com/2003/05/11/weekinreview/11SENG.html
  I'm sure that will still be happening on Jokotre, Pavabid, Pysadi and
  other garden spots of the Third Imperium.
  183. Lands End: Travel to a place where a crevasse has opened up revealing
  an apparently bottomless pit.
  
  184. Party Fall: Crash a drug party and eliminate/capture/stop the people
  who put it on.
  185. Sweetest Chill: Inject a man and his girlfriend with a drug, and then
  freeze their bodies.
  186. The Unrest: Calm a refugee camp before they decide to riot in the city.
  187. Laughing: Deliver a load of laughing gas into the city council's central
  chambers.
  188. Morals: Capture a killer who is responsible for the deaths of many
  people.
  189. Pilgrimage: Protect a group of religious people as they make a
  dangerous pilgrimage for their god.
  190. Radio Free Everywhere: Knock out a free radio station which is
  operating illegally.
  191. Jacko: Capture and freeze a famous singer so it can be a statue in a
  sicko's house.
  192. Deadly Passion: Protect a professional singer from a messed up fan.
  193. Cherry Red: Add firepower to an attack of a company to steal a line of
  new vehicles.
  194. The Next Stop: Stop a killer who knocks out the electricity in vital
  areas and kills people.
  195. Perfectly Strange: Find out what is causing the extreme strangeness of a
  high level official.
  196. Three Wise Men: Assassinate three men who are a symbol to their
  religious cult - at the same time - and make it look like an accident.
  
  197. New Tricks: Transport a sealed case of formulas out of the area for
  later pick up.
  198. Scene Of The Crime: Protect the scene of a crime from the murderer
  who is very likely to return.
  199. Silent Partner:  Find the story behind a guy who has been following and
  playing mind games with a woman.
  200. The Secret Garden: Find a hidden treasure within the depths of a secret
  garden located by a mansion.
  201. Leave In Silence: Take out a politician completely silently without
  anyone noticing.
  202. Monument: The world has just built a beautiful monument.  Blow it up.
  203. Meaning Of Love: Make a young woman fall in love you then break
  her heart.
  204. Nothing To Fear: Travel into the "place of fear" and find out what the
  "worst nightmare" is.
  205. You Shouldn't Have Done That: Protect yourself from a vengeful
  victim.
  206. Photograph Of You: Get a series of dirty pictures of a politician's
  daughter.
  207. Farewell To The King: Blow away a king of a small world in broad
  daylight near a crowd.
  208. Cinderella: Take over a mansion and make your employer's screwed up
  child a princess for a day.
  209. Cascade: Protect a dam from the mercenaries who are out to destroy it.
  
  210. Slow Drive: Steal the design for a new drive from a corporate building.
  211. Circle: Dramatically blow up the driveway circle at the noble's
  mansion.
  212. Carnival: Screw up a fine time at the carnival by creating a series of
  accidents.
  213. Painted Bird: Steal a rare bird from a business man's private collection.
  214. Green Fingers: Kidnap a woman who is good with plants for a man.
  215. Cocoon: Find a strange cocoon from the depths of a recently formed
  cave.
  216. Universal Father: Assassinate a man who claims he is the one and only
  god.
  217. The Voyager: Track the movements of someone as he enters, travels
  through, and exits the starport.
  218. Nothing To Stop: Stop an onslaught on a small house that never occurs.
  219. By Your Side: Become friends with a man and convince him to come
  to a cliff with you and then push him off.
  220. Deal With It: Kill everyone located within a known drug den which
  turns out not to be that.
  221. To Make Someone Happy: Someone wants a control surface panel with
  a certain logo on it off of a military vehicle.
  222. Clean Sheets: Eliminate all information from corporate records.
  223. Iceman: Transport an ancient man frozen in ice to a research facility.
  
  224. Pep Talk: Frighten a team into having better morale by ambushing
  them.
  225. Transport: Transport a mysterious vehicle from one corporate facility to
  another without it transporting you.
  226. Schizophrenia: One of you is infected with a disease that causes
  schizophrenia.
  227. All Over The World: Take dirt from five dangerous locations all over
  the planet.
  228. Attack: Transport a chip to an island surrounded by giant carnivores -
  using only low tech.
  229. Sweet Black Angel: Eliminate an all female mercenary group which
  continually steals from a corporation.
  230. You're Not Leaving: Taken prisoner by a madman who will not let
  them go.
  231. Jack's Dreams: The adventurers have seven nights to get a man named
  Jack to a hospital and encounter lots of trouble.
  232. Flurry: A scientist has discovered a breakthrough, and other scientists
  want him dead because of it.
  233. Taking The Plunge: The adventurers must kidnap someone from an
  underwater facility.
  234. Mardi Gras: Ruin a Mardi Gras party by blowing the hell out of
  everything and kidnapping a politician and his wife.
  235. Melt: Destroy an isolated camp on a remote frozen moon inhabited by
  your employer's enemy.
  
  236. Obsession: Protect a singer against an obsessed fan who specializes in
  creative harassment.
  237. Fool Of Love: Prove a love potion doesn't work to a love struck buddy
  - and fall in love.
  238. Glass World: Steal a special plant from the middle of an enormous
  green house without damaging anything else.
  239. Your Way: Under the direction of a local law enforcer, raid a mob's
  headquarters' building.
  240. There: Take a high tech device from the man who invented it.
  241. Happy People: Silently administer a happy drug into a meeting without
  them noticing.
  242. The Pain: Keep an annoying and dangerous man away from a corporate
  woman without hurting him.
  243. To Come Back: Rescue a man's body which has been in an accident
  and bring it back to a hospital.
  244. Anywhere But Here: The client just wishes to be anywhere but where
  she is - anytime.
  245. The Birds: Eliminate a man's bird pests before they destroy yet another
  crop.
  246. The Absolute: Take out the pompous leader of a group.
  247. Fortune: Take a millionaire hostage and demand a load of money for
  ransom.
  248. Song: Steal a new song by a star and destroy all other copies.
  
  249. The Host: Find a way to get the creature that has entered a man's body
  out.
  250. Music: Steal out a band's instruments while they are in their mountain
  cottage.
  251. Wilderness: Take a man who is horribly afraid of the woods deep into
  the forest for a cure.
  252. Force Ten: Deliver a bomb found within the city to a far off place
  before it
  detonates.
  253. Project: Keep workers from completing a low class housing project.
  254. Marathon: Snipe off the client's competitors if they are about to beat
  him just before they cross the finish line.
  255. Mission: Travel to an old mission and rescue the girl who is held
  hostage there.
  256. Red Sector: Take out an enemy camp before they have the chance to
  organize themselves.
  257. Big Money: Steal the lottery ticket of the winner as soon as he finds out
  that he won.
  258. Turn The Page: Steal the manuscript of a new book from its writer.
  259. Attitude: Out of pure ego a crime family wants the entire enemy family
  eliminated.
  260. Two: Kill the twin, but of course you can't tell them apart.
  261. Top Secret: Steal a top secret package as it is transported from base to
  base.
  
  262. Promised The World: Steal a series of five objects from a man's son's
  friends because the kid is spoiled.
  263. Absolute Power: Carry out the absurd request of a madman to eliminate
  all crime organizations.
  264. Return: When a creature escapes from the zoo the adventurers must put
  him back.
  265. Slaughterhouse: Travel to a place to bump off a bunch of people only to
  find a horrible creature has beaten you to it.
  266. Feeling Better: Inject a special drug into the people a corporation is
  holding in a coma stasis.
  267. Incident: Produce some fake footage for a government craft which
  crashed into a residential neighborhood.
  268. Conversations: Tape a series of incriminating conversations between a
  politician and a foreign power.
  269. Harbor Nights: Steal a shipment of military grade weapons.
  270. Bar: Find out whether or not a bar is a drug distributor.
  271. Sea State: Destroy an off shore rig which is slowly poisoning the
  waters.
  272. Serpent In Paradise: Eliminate/capture a sea serpent which has
  established its home in a resort lake.
  273. Bite The Bullet: Donate a limb for a large amount of money which will
  be replaced later.
  274. Dirty Love: Prove the sexual relationship between a corporate official
  and someone.
  
  275. Fast & Furious: Do a lightening quick strike upon a center and blow it
  up in less than thirty seconds.
  276. Ready, Aim: Rescue a man who is about to be executed before a
  military firing squad.
  277. Live To Win: Take out the champion who is extremely concerned
  about security.
  278. Caravan: Protect a low tech medieval caravan from attackers while
  under cover.
  279. Love Alone: Slowly eliminate everyone from an apartment complex so
  only the client remains and make it look like accidents.
  280. Icky: Stop a worm infestation from an artist's sculpture without
  harming the work.
  281. Second Nature: Convince a man who wants to and does kill that there is
  a better way and if it doesn't work kill him.
  282. Set Me Free: Rescue a woman from the dungeon beneath a deranged
  man's castle.
  283. Shot In The Dark: Knock out the lights at a bar and randomly kill
  several people.
  284. Travel To Utopia: Help a group of religious travelers along a dangerous
  journey to where they say utopia is.
  285. Make Me Crazy: Gas bomb a no weaponry bar with gas that causes
  people to go nuts for several hours.
  286. Don't Fear: Protect a child through the most terrifying journey of his
  existence.
  
  287. Morning: Sleep with someone, get it on video, and place the tape on
  their spouse's doorstep.
  288. True Confessions: Get a man's true confessions on video tape before he
  blows his brains out.
  289. No Summer For Love: Keep someone kidnapped for an entire summer.
  290. Schizos Are Never Alone: Experience the life of a schizophrenic and
  get paid.
  291. Alice In Hell: When the adventurers go to rescue a girl she is in a place
  that keeps getting worst and worst.
  292. Dumb Waiters: Disarm a group of bomb rigged and trapped dumb
  waiters.
  293. Heartbreak: When a woman loses her husband to a mistress she wants
  both of them maimed.
  294. Sisters: Transport a famous star to see her sister who apparently wished
  to kidnap her.
  295. Pretty In Black: Legally gain enough evidence to convict a noble
  debutante of being a murderer.
  296. Highwire Days: Capture a religious group who has taken up shop on
  the power grid.
  297. Lie My Way: Capture proof of a politician's lie about cleaning up a
  waste dump on tape.
  298. President Gas: Take the president of a toy company and throw him into
  a vat of "funny gas".
  299. Mine: Take the flag from an Imperial Navy ship for a rich child.
  
  300. Stage: Protect a singer as she travels on a long tour into the most
  remote regions.
  301. Snow Men: Take out a paramilitary group who specializes in snow
  combat.
  302. Find The Way: In an underground series of caverns find a way to
  escape.
  303. Working Man: Protect a high level business man for several days as he
  travels to and from work.
  304. Something For Nothing: A poor woman asks the adventurers to rid her
  neighborhood of a gang.
  305. Discontinued: Destroy the remaining stock of an action figure so the
  existing ones will go up in value.
  306. Disturbing The Peace: Disturb the peace and get arrested go you can
  kill a man in jail.
  307. Room With A View: Photograph a man and his wife while they are in
  their high security apartment.
  308. Veil Of Deception: Stop the member of a wedding who plans on killing
  the groom.
  309. Stagnant: Find and stop whatever is causing a contamination.
  310. Come Home: Force an eighteen year old noble to come back and stay
  with his parents.
  311. What Century: Wipe a planet's records of a specific century.
  312. Portrait: Steal an expensive portrait from an art museum.
  
  313. Restless: Silence the critters that roam the sewers and make a horrible
  sound.
  314. Burn It Up: Bomb a refinery in an attempt to completely wipe out the
  entire compound.
  315. A Far Cry: Travel to a far off place to deliver the Crying Crystal to its
  rightful place.
  316. Back In Town: Watch over a loner who has returned home and is
  suspected of arson and capture him if he does anything.
  317. Don't Call Me: Guard a woman who is terrified from a series of crank
  calls.
  318. Crime Of The Heart: Help a woman, who killed her husband's mistress,
  escape from the city.
  319. Heaven: Plant a bomb in the middle of a utopian society.
  320. Lay Down Your Arms: Take a challenge to break into a guarded
  facility without any weapons.
  321. Love Under Fire: Protect the Society of Love from constant attacks by
  a hate group.
  322. Voice Of Reason: Try to end a long and bloody war between two
  groups any way possible.
  323. Working Man: When a working man is harassed on his way to work he
  decides not to take it any more.
  324. What You're Doing: Stop a psychotic man who has bunkered up inside
  of a corporate facility.
  325. No One At The Bridge: Join a competition on an abandoned bridge
  where groups battle it out.
  
  326. Before & After: Destroy the food storage area for a refugee camp and
  travel back later to guard it while it is fixed.
  327. Are You Real: Rescue a downed pilot who has gone nuts and who
  thinks no other people are real.
  328. Holster: Deliver a shipment of trick exploding holsters as a gift to an
  enemy.
  329. Sophisticated: Kidnap a city intellectual and extract information about
  his new book from him.
  330. Desperate Cry: Find out the secret behind the cry which constantly
  emanates from the bottom of a ravine.
  331. Sear Me: Assist a man in his gruesome suicide by helping him
  sethimself afire atop a political monument.
  332.   New Rates: Hired to find a missing ship and crew who missed a
  payment for an insurance underwriter only to find the captain dead in a
  remote place - and still no ship.
  333.    Solo Amnesia:  Wake up in a strange place, with no one around, and
  have no idea who you are.
  
  334.  Runaway!
  Scenario
  The players are on a medium tech level world with poor Starport facilities.
  They are off-loading cargo and beginning their normal routine when they
  pick
  up a transmission on the Comm System.
  Seems there is a research station run by a mega-corporation in this system,
  in the asteroid belt.  One of their automated ships has gone out of control
  and has been accelerating for the past 3 days at 3 Gees.  It's stopped
  accelerating (either it ran out of Hydrogen or a fuel line got fouled), but
  it has a tremendous vector and it's heading out of the system.
  Being such an unsophisticated Starport, there are not a lot of ships
  available.  The rep from the mega-corporation has just broadcasted a
  substantial reward for anyone that can quickly catch up to the automated
  ship and retrieve its stored data, if not actually figure out a way to stop
  the runaway ship.  The mega-corporation will assist the players by mounting
  external drop tanks on their ship (they will need the extra fuel to build up
  their speed to catch the ship), as well as any unusual supplies they may
  need (if it's available).
  Referee Information
  This is a difficult situation - the players have to not only match vectors,
  but overtake the ship as well.  Once the ships are next to each other and
  velocities are matched, the players have to figure out how to transfer
  personnel to the runaway ship.  Some suggestions: shoot a magnetic grapple
  to the runaway ship and the PCs can guide themselves over using the line,
  and then plant shape charges to the hull/airlock.  Speed is relative, so
  once the ships match velocity, it's as if they are standing still.
  Roll 1D6
  01)
  The fuel line got clogged - that's why it stopped accelerating.  There
  is sufficient Hydrogen to slow the ship down.
  
  02)
  A check of the log shows the data the Mega-Corporation wants is
  records
  of its illegal Weapons Research Program.  The players can do with it what
  they want (play dumb & give it back to the mega-corporation; turn the
  mega-corporation into the Imperials; blackmail the mega-corporation; steal
  and sell the research data; etc)
  03)
  The controls shorted out and all the data is corrupt.
  04)
  Upon entering the ship, the players stumble upon a single human.  The
  ship isn't a runaway - it's being stolen!
  05)
  Same as above, only there are 1D6 people on board.  And you get a call
  from your ship, saying that they have just picked up a Corsair-type ship
  that seems to be on an intercept course with the runaway.
  06)
  There is no hydrogen left, the controls are shorted out, and the
  magnetic clamp just fell off the hull, isolating the players from their
  ship, trapping them on this runaway ship.  What now?
  
  335.  The Ship
  A member of the party receives notice that they are the last legal heirs
  of a distant, old relative and there is a newly discovered asset of their
  estate - a ship thought lost years ago that has been sitting in a storage
  hangar on a remote world.  It's their's to claim.
  Now they must reach the world, find the ship, prove their identity to
  those holding the ship and claim it.
  1) All is as advertised.  It's a 100-ton scout vessel in decent
  shape.
  2) All is as advertised.  It's a larger craft, but the weapons have long
  been stripped.
  3) All is sort of as advertised.  It's a larger craft, but the weapons are
  gone and the power plant is missing a vital component (due to wear or
  cannibalism).
  4) All is not quite as advertised.  The ship is no longer at the hangar,
  having been 'liberated' by the anti-government forces on the planet (or
  ethically challenged merchants).  The local custodian recalls them
  mentioning their destination before they knocked him out.
  5) All is not as advertised.  The ship was legally theirs to claim. The
  holovids shown to the PCs were of a small, heavily armed ship owned by
  the local cash-strapped resistence (or government).  It's a scam to lure
  wealthy victims to the planet for robbery and/or ransom.
  6) All is not as advertised.  The ship was never there but locals recall
  tales of a crashed ship in a remote, hostile and rarely visited location
  (mountains, tropical jungle, desert - take your pick).  No one who's gone
  after it has ever come back alive.
  
  336.  Doppelganger
  Scenario
  The players, upon entering Jump Space, felt a 'bump'.  Engineering and
  Navigation Stations report nothing unusual, however, during the flight the
  'bump' cannot be explained.
  The time in Jump Space is just a touch longer than normal. (Use the
  maximum
  amount of time plus 12 hours).  Upon exiting Jump Space, the players see a
  ship identical to their own.  Its transponder is even broadcasting the same
  ID as their ship.  If the players hail the ship:
  Roll 1D6
  01)
  The ship will behave as if it does not hear the hail.  It will begin
  refuelling operations, and then head for the main world of the system.
  02)
  An alternate version of the PCs will answer the hail, demanding to
  know
  what's going on.  [NOTE: This is a good chance for the GM to 'poke fun' at
  the way some players are behaving, perhaps by exaggerating their
  mannerisms]
  03)
  An alternate version of the PCs will answer the hail, only this is the
  Anti-PCs.  If a player has been behaving selfishly, then that (N)PC will
  come across as a very polite, selfless person.
  04)
  The ship will open fire upon the PCs, gaining a surprise bonus as well
  as a +1 modifier on strategy and tactics (since they 'know' what the PCs are
  likely to do)
  05)
  The ship will attempt to ram the PCs ship!
  06)
  A text-only message will be received from the (N)PC ship, advising
  that
  their Comm systems are out.  They will request the players launch a shuttle
  
  or that one of the members (hopefully an NPC) will attempt to dock/EVA
  with
  that ship.  As soon as the shuttle/NPC touches the mystery ship - the ship
  and the shuttle/NPC disappears in a burst of light.
  Referee Information
  No matter what happens, in 1D6 hours the ship will mysteriously disappear.
  If the situation is reported to the Starport Authorities, they will
  investigate but in 2D6 days write it off as an unusual MisJump.
  If the Referee is so inclined, the crew of the mystery ship may reveal clues
  as to a situation the characters are pursuing.  (ex. The Players are in
  search of a missing Scientist.  The mystery crew says something like, "When
  we found Dr. Butler on Draconus IV, he was in pretty bad shape.")
  337.  Funny Money: The characters are paid for their last, high paying gig in
  blocks of (money). When they jump to the next port of call, It turns out the
  blocks are really eggs of a devious, hungry little creature...
  339. Illegal Emissions:  The local government detected high levels of toxic
  emissions from your ship.
  340. And the Law Won: As soon as the PCs cross the starport externality
  line, they are served with a summons.
  341. Departure Delay: A VIP diplomatic arrival wreak havoc on a
  starport/city closing all access.
  
  342. Gamma World
  Scenario
  A Red Zone world, quarantined because the balkanised governments
  annihilated
  each other and almost every living thing on the planet in a Nuclear War.
  A Scout Security Leader approaches the team. Seems there was a Scout
  Monitoring Station on the world, and records of its existence were
  lost.until recently. The team is to go in, find the base, recovered any
  recorded holocubes that might help explain how the nuclear war started, and
  return with the information. The hope is that the holocubes survived the war
  and can help shed some light as to the events leading up to the start of
  hostilities.
  Referee Information
  The planet has been declared a Red Zone for over 100 years. Most of the
  population died in the initial conflict. Most of the survivors died in the
  months that followed due to radiation sickness, lack of drinking water,
  disease, etc. The few that are left have been affected by the radiation, as
  well as the harsh conditions. Mental instability is common, as is mutation
  due to the radiation. In 100 years, the final survivors mated and had
  offspring, whose genes were horribly altered by years of radiation. Some of
  the mutations are not so bad (for example, acquiring a resistance to the
  radiation), while some are extreme (some no longer look human, some have
  mental powers, some have incredible strength, etc). Any animals that were
  not killed have also mutated in much the same manner as the humans.
  The Monitoring Station survived the nuclear war intact. The base is located
  where the records show it to be. However, a band of mutants have discovered
  the base and have claimed it as their own. There are 6D6 of them there at
  any given time.
  This planet is drenched in radiation, and even with standard-issued
  Radiation suits, the players cannot spend more than 1D6 hours outside of the
  ship (the armour and hull protects anyone inside the ship).
  
  Roll 1D6
  01) When the players' ship breaks orbit and begins to descend, it sets off
  what's left of Defence Systems and a nuclear-tipped missile is streaking
  towards their ship.
  02) Upon successfully landing, the ship is attacked by mutants who have
  enhanced strength. They throw rocks, stones, boulders, old chunks of rubble,
  etc at the ship. If they are not stopped, they will damage the ship and they
  may not be able to use sensors to locate the Monitoring Station.or maybe not
  even be able to lift off.
  03) Upon finding the Monitoring Station, the players are unable to locate
  the holocubes. If they are able to question any of the not-so-mutated
  mutants, they are told the holocubes and some other items of technology were
  traded to the Clan across the river for food. The players must now track
  this other Clan down and retrieve the holocubes.
  04) Upon finding the Monitoring Station, the Leader of the band of mutants
  declares that one of the players must battle one of their tribe. If the
  player wins, he gets the holocubes, if he loses..
  05) Same as #4, only if the players win, the Leader reveals that he doesn't
  actually have the holocubes - he doesn't even know what they are.
  06) The Monitoring Station is finally discovered, only it took a hit from a
  nuclear bomb and the only thing left is a 'hot' crater.
  
  343.
  
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