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610:"a streamlined, easy-to-learn game stressing general concepts while minimizing complicated mechanics." Swan concluded by giving the game a solid rating of 3 out of 4 and a qualified recommendation, saying, "It's an excellent game for beginners, but experienced players may be disappointed that it lacks the scope of more elaborate science-fiction games such as
145:. Four races — Dralasite, Humans, Vrusk, and Yazirian — have independently discovered this way of travelling vast distances, and in "The Frontier Sector", they form the United Planetary Federation (UPF). A large number of the star systems shown on the map of the Frontier sector in the basic rulebook are unexplored and undetailed, allowing the
549:, SF is no longer necessarily a literary genre reserved for the simple-minded and the mentally ill. You can be passionate about space opera without being completely stupid." Bolczesak also pointed out the lack of content about spaceships and planet creation. Despite this, Bolczesak concluded, "
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commented, "Warning: these games can be addictive! Successfully completing an adventure (which sometimes means simply surviving!), or having your character obliterated in one of them, will probably make you want to play even more challenging adventures. TSR has a lot to offer the novice and
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Primary Skill Area (PSA), either Military, Technological, or Biosocial. Character generation uses a point-buy system to buy skills; skills falling within a character's PSA can be bought at a discount. Unlike TSR's better-known fantasy role-playing game
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game is an excellent introduction to Sci Fi gaming, a game I heartily recommend to beginners and experienced gamers. A lot of expertise has gone into the designing of this product and the result is a very enjoyable and easy to learn game."
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Personality/Leadership.
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remains a playable and enjoyable game. A group of devoted fans have kept the game alive and expanded on it, so if you're looking for an easy-to-learn RPG with a focus on action, give it a go. I think you may like the retrofuture it
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highlighted that in this playtest game a black "race is classified as a 'Subrace' and having 'average' intellect with a maximum intelligence rating of 9, whereas the 'norse' race has a minimum intelligence rating of 13".
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The original boxed set includes two ten-sided dice, a large set of cardboard counters, and a folding map with a futuristic city on one side and various wilderness areas on the other. The box also includes the first
141:). A previously undiscovered quirk of the laws of physics allows starships to jump to "The Void", a hyperspatial realm that greatly shortens the travel times between inhabited worlds, once they reach 1% of the
416:(1985) which introduced several additional races and radical changes to the game's mechanics. Although several more volumes were planned, they were never published, as TSR abruptly ended support for the
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Galactic corporation in exploring the Frontier and fighting the aggressive incursions of the
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is not a bad game, however, far from it. To be honest, it is even excellent for all 'dungeoners' who dream of exploring the galaxy. Especially if they like action and sci-fi, but not 'hard science.'
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game is "despicable" and "blatantly racist and transphobic", and that the publication of such content would inflict reputational harm on
Wizards of the Coast. Charlie Hall, for
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game. Various reasons for this sudden termination have been proposed — RPG historian Stu
Horvath presented the possibility that TSR was angling to gain the game license for
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Dungeon Hobby Shop Museum to enjoin these companies from publishing games under the "Star Frontiers" and "TSR" trademarks. In its motion for a
489:, Andy Slack stated that "Unfortunately, I can't say the system struck me as especially realistic; but if you like action adventure, thinking with your fists, and
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series as #5 in "The Top 10 Campaign
Adventure Module Series of All Time, saying "Acres & Moldvay spin a nice thread that pervades all of the
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into a sci-fi world. We find the same type of scenarios, the monsters being replaced by extraterrestrial life forms, and the elves by
Yazirians."
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Hammack, Harold Johnson, David C. Sutherland III, and Steve Winter revised and expanded the game; this was released as
273:. Those rules turned out to be too complex, and Cook and Schick severely edited the game to produce a more streamlined system — a 1984 article in
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493:(and who doesn't from time to time) you can have a lot of fun with this game." Slack concluded by giving it an overall rating of 7 out of 10.
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on the hubristic assumption they could outbid the competition." Whether or not this was the reason, TSR ultimately lost a bidding war for the
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is playable, interesting and ESPECIALLY entertaining. But
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created by LaNasa's TSR; the content contains "blatantly
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Heroic Worlds: A History and Guide to Role-Playing Games
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Epperson, Jerry (July–August 1984). "Capsule Reviews".
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as #9 in The Top 10 TSR Cover Paintings of All Time.
947:Slack, Andy (March 1984). "Open Box: Knighthawks".
1283:. New York: St. Martin's Press. pp. 190–191.
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833:Monsters, Aliens, and Holes in the Ground
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885:(June 1983). "Game Reviews".
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