Controlship Heist - Planning and OOC

I'm aware of that, since I submitted stuff with my other two accounts, so... might give it a try.
Both your characters would be welcome, though of course it's up to you, who would join the party.

Alright, major issue I wish to discuss, although it can be fixed in one or many ways. Solely asking here for suggestions, which approach would be the best one to go.

When reading up stuff regarding the Lucrehulk-Class Core ships, I realized that these have the following issue:
There's no Hyperdrive equipped, thus rendering the entire ship unable to leave the system from where we will steal it.
It's one question I should have asked myself before bringing up the entire mission, since it's logical that an unattached part of a ship might not have actual hyperdrive engines attached to it, but well, there are several options how we could bypass it before we start the actual mission.

1) If we can't steal the core, steal the entire controllship!
The most obvious choice would be to take the entire ship as it is in either it's glorious ~2,400 meters length or straight away the 3,100 meters battleship version (which might be more likely to be encountered on the Separatist side), since it would be within the parameters of personal fleet size. Furthermore the minimal crew limit for both versions would be around 25-150 men in order to command it, thus hardly changing anything on the initial goal.
Only problem would be that Linuy would have to sacrifice the Spark of Nen in order to keep up with the personal fleet limit. Whether we sacrifice the Majestic-class cruiser within the mission, while transfering a portion of the crew (hopefully a large one) to the new ship or simply argue that Linuy leaves the ship and the former GA commanders in Corellian employment we could still decide later on.
However, I wouldn't complain too much, since one entire Lucrehulk is still a good vessel - while not a super weapon which has chances to best the First Order within one singular battle. It would mostly remain a mobile base ship for the Resistance task force.

2) We steal the ship, but sacrifice the ring and upgrade it afterwards.
Probably the option I wouldn't necessarily prefer, but one which might also be working out with custom ship rules.
If we simply get up a Resistance design for the Core ship, where we attach a hyperdrive engine once the ship was secured completely, we could let it work out as a custom variant of the regular Core ship.
Situation would be similiar as in 1), only with the difference, that we somewhat lose during the escape 2/3 of the entire ring section, thus reducing the ship solely to its core. Most dramatic escape from something the Separatists/the Blackguard brings up in order to shoot us down, so immense that I hardly even know if it would be a possible scenario in either Canon or Legends. Only important part is that somehow the hyperdrive engines of the Lucrehulk survive this catastrophe - basically a sinking ship somehow surviving against all odds.
In aftermath though the coreship could get the hyperdrive attached towards its main core, thus granting us solely the mattering parts of this mission - and reducing the ship's size immensely.

Not the version I would prefer as it feels like cheating the system, but also an option.

3) We steal a ship, which is nearly the same thing!
So, luckily for me there are many Separatist ships out there - and to make it even better we have those beauties also existing in Canon and Legends:
starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Separatist_supply_ship
Slightly bigger than the core ship, it pretty much offers a similiar role to what the Lucrehulk core ship can technically do, while it's cargo capacity could pretty much allow it to get played out as an entire mobile base.
Only problem we face here is that we don't have any numbers of its complement, how many crew members are required to get this thing going in full operational mode, how many weapon systems it features, how many star fighters it can hold and so on. Plus we neither know whether it is able to land on the surface of a planet like the core ships are able to do so, thus also limiting our use for this vessel for space entirely.

This one would be the easiest choice, as I can easily feature it within my personal fleet without even stretching the personal fleet limit at all, but would definitly require a detailed entry within the ship database in regards of numbers.

4) Completely different scenario, completely different capital ship heist!
This would be the least favorable option, but I guess there might be better capital ship choices, which could serve as a mobile base rather than the proposed Lucrehulk Core Ship. Kinda try to aim for something else rather than the obvious MonCalamari-cruiser in order to keep a potential Resistance base interesting, while providing it a good backstory, so if there are better suggestions than mine, feel free to bring them up. Until this point I really believed in the core ship before realizing the problematics - thus starting from scratch again could be better.

So yeah, hope you can help me out. Currently favoring either option 1 or 3, but so far I'm undecided.

Sounds good, solely need to know how our factions come in contact, since I read here and there, that the rest of the galaxy hardly knows anything about the clones on Kamino for the moment.

Hey,

so regarding the Blackguard it would be good if we encounter them near the end of the mission, either as an invading force, which gets the fun of smashing droid ships, while this could be utilized for the escape of the Lucrehulk as some sort of diversion, since the Blackguard currently conquers territory within former Separatist space (perhaps we also recieve some fire, since our agenda probably isn't seen as good as the one of the Separatists, I guess) .

As regarding the Jensaarai I assume that we could work it somehow out over @drez, as he had shown interest within this mission as well. Maybe we recieve the help during the mission, because the Separatists made some unfavorable deals with you or because of other reasons (since the Lucrehulk is planned to be one of many potential startups for the Resistance and the ideas of the Resistance might appeal to your character as well, since there's a good chance that a guerilla faction with a good mobile base might be able to damage the First Order or in general the Dark Side of the Force quite well, depending on the argument).
These would be my thoughts at least, but we could work out something else as well.

Sorry for the long delay on this, I might hopefully be able to continiue the event. Who would be still in for it?

Then welcome aboard, I guess. Most types of characters would fit the scenario, as long as they're not Imperials or Blackguard members (unless of course we need a PC enemy from which we need to escape, though I guess that's only relevant for the lategame/end of the mission ), so would definitly look forward it.

I'm still up for it to play the role of a hired gun I guess.

Hey. It's Ayeniner on an alt. Posted