Star Trek Alien Tables

[cryhavoc3000]

Popsted this up on Facebook and Reddit yesterday. I was asked to post here, too.

I wrote these Tables up a while ago. Just touched them up a bit last night. These are before Enterprise came out - so no Denobulans or others from that show. Original Series through Star Trek V. I thought about a Table for Rura Penthe, but I don't think there's anything official about most of those Aliens. Hope they work in your game.


Star Trek Aliens (2d6)

2 Human

3 Uncommon Alien

4 Human

5 Andorian

6 Vulcan

7 Human

8 Human

9 Tellarite

10 Human

11 Uncommon Alien

12 Human


Humans (2d6)

2 Colonial Human

3 Modified Human

4 Terran Human

5 Diaspora Human

6 Terran Human

7 Terran Human

8 Colonial Human

9 Terran Human

10 Colonial Human

11 Hybrid Human/Alien

12 Terran Human


Uncommon Alien (2d6)

2 Rare Alien

3 Alpha Centauran

4 Caitian

5 Efrosian

6 Rhaandarite

7 Deltan

8 Rare Alien

9 Arkenite

10 Alpha Centauran

11 Deltan

12 Rare Alien


Rare Alien - The Animated Series (1d6)

1 Edoan

2 Caitian

3 Freed Orion Slave

4 Vulcan (Romulan Spy)

5 Andorian

6 Tellarite


Rare Alien - The Motion Picture (1d6)

1 Rhaandarite

2 Deltan

3 Betelgeusian

4 Megarite

5 Therbian

6 Saurian


Rare Alien - Star Trek Movies I (1d6)

1 Zaranite

2 Arcturian

3 Arkenite

4 Arcadian

5 Xelatian

6 Aurelian


Rare Alien - Star Trek Movies II (1d6)

1 Cygnan

2 Rigelian

3 Denebian

4 Coridanite

5 Kazarite

6 Bzzit Khaht


Rare Alien - Spock’s World (1d6)

1 Hamalki

2 Mizarthu

3 Sulamid

4 Irdesh

5 Alarshin

6 Horta


Adversary Alien (1d6)

1 Imperial Klingon

2 Human/Klingon Fusion

3 Romulan

4 Orion Pirate

5 Renegade Alien (Roll Any Table Above)

6 Unknown Alien

[Falconer]

Looks great! Thanks for posting it here. The only thing I was leery about was the lack of Skorr, but then I saw the Aurelian. That will cover it!

I made my own table for character race, it is here in the document “1 Character Creation” for Starfleet characters plus “98 Orions” for additional options for non-Starfleet.

[cryhavoc3000]

Apr 28, 2021 22:51:08 GMT -5 Falconer said:

Looks great! Thanks for posting it here. The only thing I was leery about was the lack of Skorr, but then I saw the Aurelian. That will cover it!

I made my own table for character race, it is here in the document “1 Character Creation” for Starfleet characters plus “98 Orions” for additional options for non-Starfleet.

You're Welcome.

I'm not sure what Skorr is, but if you can still use it, that's great!

Thanks for that link - I'll definitely be looking through all of those.

[blackbat242]

Skorr are an avian species from TAS: memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Skorr

As are Aurelians: memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Aurelian

The animation for the Skorr was a re-use of that for the Aurelians.

So one could postulate that the two are two separate sub-cultures of the same species... in the same way as Rolumans & Vulcans - except that the "warrior culture converted to a peaceful one" (and the one unknown to the Federation) is the Skorr... while the Aurelians are described as being the ones still inhabiting their planet of origin, and as being a Member Species of the Federation.

Aurelians: "Yesteryear" - TAS, Episode 1x02; Production number: 22003
First aired: 15 September 1973
3rd of 22 produced in TAS
2nd of 22 released in TAS
81st of 801 released in all

Skorr: "The Jihad" - TAS, Episode 1x16; Production number: 22014
First aired: 12 January 1974
13th of 22 produced in TAS
16th of 22 released in TAS
95th of 801 released in all

[Falconer]

We introduced a Skorr PC in our latest episode of RPG Pop Club. He started out as a red shirt, but the character concept was an instant huge success.

I went with “Skorr” rather than “Aurelian” because Skorr are more interesting. They have a whole episode about them, whereas the one Aurelian we see is a background character. Skorr is a funner name with lots of pun opportunities. And STAGFF includes Skorr and not Aurelian (probably because, unless you read the novelization of Yesteryear, there’s no way you would even know the word Aurelian); however he notes them as a Starfleet race, surely due to the appearance of the character in Yesteryear.