SW Contact Networks

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Contact Ratings

Contacts have two ratings: Scope and Expertise. Scope is how wide of a net your contact network casts, while Expertise describes their level of skill and knowledge. Each contact network is also associated with a single Knowledge skill. This skill determines what fields the contacts work in.

Rating Scope Expertise
1 A handful of individuals, such as a street gang, or staff of a single department in a small university. Dabblers and dilettantes with the bare minimum of knowledge to be worth consulting. The network consists of students, amateurs, or those new to the field.
2 Up to fifty individuals working closely together, or around two dozen in correspondence across a planet. Typical professionals within their fields, such as professors, doctors, scientists, or gang leaders.
3 Fifty to one hundred individuals operating across an entire world or star system. The members of the network are accomplished members of their field.
4 One hundred or more individuals, spread across several star systems. Network members include noteworthy and well-known figures in their various fields, such as widely-published scholars, cartel bosses, or the discoverers of new worlds or hyperlanes.
5 A vast network stretching across an entire sector of space or more. Leading members of the field in question are included in the network.

Using Contacts

  • Contacts can provide information about their given field. In order to do so, the character must contact them, usually through a "face character" (that is, an NPC who represents the "interface" with that group).