So I'm toying with some ideas for a new campaign and am looking to shamelessly steal from Bobby Dee (http://www.farcastblog.com/2013/03/082-breach.html). His idea is of a dead Brinker station on an ice/metal mass in the Oort cloud--basically a self-sustaining station a third of a lightyear outside the solar system, meaning farcasting there takes four months each way (though, of course, goes unnoticed by those being casted). So in my version, the station has been dark ever since the Fall, but in actuality a few people back at mission control knew that the sleeving facility was still up and running, only they never sent anyone out of concerns over whatever destroyed the rest of the station. For whatever reason, the time has finally come to take a look at the station, and the players are asked to make the journey. I'm planning to build it into a larger campaign where they create alpha forks to go off while they do the rest of the adventure, thinking that in ~8 months of game time, they will reappear and we'll have that adventure. However, I'm going to surprise them when after only 4 months, their forks step out of a Pandora Gate and want to talk. It turns out that the disruption that destroyed the station was the creation/discovery of a Pandora Gate, which the players' forks were able to access and return home (after covering their tracks a bit first, of course). At this point, the question for the players turned to "What do we do with this gate?" The physical location makes it less-than-ideal for most operations, of course, but I thought to balance it with an extremely extensive address book or some other feature that makes it worthwhile for whatever power would claim it. So (finally) my question is this: what would such a gate be worth to a Corp or government? I'm trying to think of some kind of price tag for it, but for the life of me can't imagine what it would be worth, even as a trade for something else. Of course, in the short-term, the answer to it's worth is "Way more than the player's lives," but that goes without saying. What would you pay for one?