Post by Alex on Jan 8, 2010 23:41:27 GMT -5
Okay, last of the Trek games, I promise! It's actually my first Trek game. It is actually a generic Sci-Fi toolkit with Star Trek as one of the example settings. The version with Star Trek is a very old draft (2007). The current version of the game has been incorporated with the setting information I use in my games (I've been running one-shots in a setting that is most like a cross between Old Republic Star Wars and Star Frontiers). I'm posting links to both since I fixed up the rules a bit based on playtesting with my group, though the draft will be the only one with Trek specifics.
d20 Sci-Fi generic (outdated draft)
d20 Sci-Fi Star Frontier Wars (current draft)
To be honest, of all the Trek games I wrote this is the one I've played the most and yet am least proud of. Don't get me wrong, I'm very proud of it and it plays well. But it is a pain to prepare for because it's d20: creating an adventure means stating everything out with lots of skills and feats and stat blocks get pretty large (my current one-shot adventure is at 12th level and I keep avoiding running it because I don't want to figure out all the NPCs' feats).
d20 Sci-Fi generic (outdated draft)
d20 Sci-Fi Star Frontier Wars (current draft)
To be honest, of all the Trek games I wrote this is the one I've played the most and yet am least proud of. Don't get me wrong, I'm very proud of it and it plays well. But it is a pain to prepare for because it's d20: creating an adventure means stating everything out with lots of skills and feats and stat blocks get pretty large (my current one-shot adventure is at 12th level and I keep avoiding running it because I don't want to figure out all the NPCs' feats).