Objective

Mount Tantiss on Wayland is believed to house remnants of advanced cloning experiments once hidden by the Empire. Alone or in a team of up to three (3) your mission is to create an intelligence dossier detailing one such piece of research—whether experimental technology, genetic material, or medical breakthroughs—and to outline how it might be recovered, secured, or neutralized before it can be exploited.

On the graphical aspect, your final dossier should at least include one visual representation of the specimen, device, or research data, as well as any additional images you see fit to illustrate the history and potential of the science behind it.

If your submission is a collaboration between multiple members, only one will have to submit it. However, to credit all contributing members, all names and PINs must be included in the submission box, as well as at the end of the document, alongside a quick note describing their contribution to the submission

Rules

• You may submit your Intelligence Dossier in one of the following formats: .pdf, .html, .png, .jpg.
• Your submissions must be uploaded through the submission box.
• If the images you add to your dossier consist of sections not done by you, you must provide all source images you used through the “Submission text” box.
• AI-created content can be used as reference or outline, but you are not allowed to directly include any AI generated material, be it text or graphical, in your submitted entry.
• Grading will be according to this criteria rubric
• For Dossiers submitted by teams, each member must have contributed at least one hundred (100) words of text or one original image to the final dossier to be eligible for participation!

Useful tools

• Scribus (free)
• Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, or InDesign (paid)
• GIMP or InkScape (free)
• Pixlr Editor (free)

This event has a 3x placement modifier.