This is to define you as an explorer based on how you choose your expeditions.
1. The Adventurer - you don't have any criteria at all. You just pick a random coordinate on a whim and go there and hope to discover amazing unexpected things along the way.
2. The Cartographer - you are here to fulfil your dreams of seeing the stars you have always wanted to see. You go to famous locations, nebulae, stars, constellations that you've dreamed about since you were but a child staring at wonderful pictures in your astronomy book.
3. The Fortune Hunter - you go for the money. The main criteria in deciding where to go is where are the bucks? You head for neutron fields, you pick paths as best you can that will get you the most firsts, you take time to hit the Gs and Fs to get your ELWs
4. The Aspiring Star - you go for whatever has a chance to make you famous. You try your best to find and do things that no one else has attempted. You go for new sights, new goals, new records and you document them for everyone to see.
5. The Checklist Keeper - you want to see everything. See every star type, every combination, be at every unique location in the galaxy. Your desire to learn about the cosmos is your drive, and science and intruigue are your fuel. When someone comes up with a new idea, such as going to the roof of the galaxy you immediately set out to try it.
6. The Armchair Explorer- you don't fit into any of the above categories, per se, but you take a little of all of them. You start each expedition with a specific destination in mind, and you go there, hoping to see things along the way, trying to get some firsts, possibly running into something unique, but really just hoping to be there and back in a reasonable time to continue your bounty hunting and trading.
7. The Runner - Endurance! You set yourself massive goals like circling the entire galaxy, heading to the most distant world, scanning every object in an entire sector. You don't settle for the easy, and you are gone for months at a time.
8. The Role-Player - you make up your own stories and go by them. You've managed to retain your ability to use your imagination as a source of sublime entertainment where most people have lost it, and you are proud of it.
Perhaps you are none of these? Feel free to share your own motivations
1. The Adventurer - you don't have any criteria at all. You just pick a random coordinate on a whim and go there and hope to discover amazing unexpected things along the way.
2. The Cartographer - you are here to fulfil your dreams of seeing the stars you have always wanted to see. You go to famous locations, nebulae, stars, constellations that you've dreamed about since you were but a child staring at wonderful pictures in your astronomy book.
3. The Fortune Hunter - you go for the money. The main criteria in deciding where to go is where are the bucks? You head for neutron fields, you pick paths as best you can that will get you the most firsts, you take time to hit the Gs and Fs to get your ELWs
4. The Aspiring Star - you go for whatever has a chance to make you famous. You try your best to find and do things that no one else has attempted. You go for new sights, new goals, new records and you document them for everyone to see.
5. The Checklist Keeper - you want to see everything. See every star type, every combination, be at every unique location in the galaxy. Your desire to learn about the cosmos is your drive, and science and intruigue are your fuel. When someone comes up with a new idea, such as going to the roof of the galaxy you immediately set out to try it.
6. The Armchair Explorer- you don't fit into any of the above categories, per se, but you take a little of all of them. You start each expedition with a specific destination in mind, and you go there, hoping to see things along the way, trying to get some firsts, possibly running into something unique, but really just hoping to be there and back in a reasonable time to continue your bounty hunting and trading.
7. The Runner - Endurance! You set yourself massive goals like circling the entire galaxy, heading to the most distant world, scanning every object in an entire sector. You don't settle for the easy, and you are gone for months at a time.
8. The Role-Player - you make up your own stories and go by them. You've managed to retain your ability to use your imagination as a source of sublime entertainment where most people have lost it, and you are proud of it.
Perhaps you are none of these? Feel free to share your own motivations
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