The Search for Rare Commodities - Trip to Hutton Orbital
21 Dec 2020Starnemesis
I have had my pilot's license for a few weeks now. Done some trading, fighting, and exploring. I have found 619 new star systems in that short amount of time. A recent expedition, Space Adaption - The Search for Life resulting in me becoming an Elite Exploration Pilot. But what is next?I decided that I wanted to do some more space trucking. I got in the Space Duck, a Faulcon DeLacy Python that I had bought and engineered with my earnings from selling my exploration data. She is not the biggest cargo hauler but can carry 244t. Even with a full load, she can jump over 30ly. She was named after a famous Conwing L-16 seaplane from an old Earth legend.
In my travels, I had come across some rare commodities, only one of which I had transported before. Azure Milk from the George Lucas station in the Leeste system. I used to pick it up on my way home to the bubble before selling it at my home station, The Tavern in 59 Virginis. So, I have decided that I was going to bring back every rare commodity to my home in the Tavern. I would like to get this done before the 2nd of Jan 3307, as I am already joining another expedition with my squadron Alchemy Den on our New Year, New Discoveries 3307 mission. That might be cutting it a little close.
I found a list of 141 rare commodities sold throughout the galaxy. The one in Colonia is going to be a long trip, though I have had the practice. I will take more Azure Milk back to The Tavern, since I'm going to need to get Leesti Evil Juice there as well. I will keep updating the list below.
The first commodities that I'm going to but though are The Hutton Mug and Centauri Mega Gin both from Hutton Orbital in the Alpha Centauri system. This is a long flight, I have been writing this log while in supercruise to Proxima Centauri. The long flights in the black did get a little lonely, but at least I could scan or map planets as I went. This is nothing but an hour and a half in supercruise. Hopefully, I get there soon. So far, space trucking is boring.
- Rare Commodities Traded - 1/141