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Everyone knows about the slow-boats - multi-ton metal encased habitats hurtling through voids

at speeds that shift their colors into the nearly ultra-violet shades of doppler-blue. The voids they traveled through

are so vast they might as well have been flies stuck in amber. Everyone knows about the slow-boats.

Everyone knows that Rome could have risen and fallen before they found the sanctuary of their distant suns.

And everyone knows about the Diaspora. Escape. Transition. Exodus.

Humanity exploding like shrapnel across a sea of stars so big that the center of the galaxy is a hole in space

itself far vaster than the solar-system that birthed us. Everyone knows about the Exodus.

Everyone knows about leaving The Garden. It's our oldest story and like any old story it gets told

over and over and over. Everybody knows.

But then there's the Cluster. And maybe you *don't* know about the Cluster.

A tiny stain of stars on the expansive fabric of the Milky Way and the even larger cloth of universe itself.

The Cluster--if every Exodus has its Promised Land, for some of the fragments of humanity this was it.

And it's yours.

This is the Cluster.Over a hundred suns

over five hundred worlds

The cluster is an aggregation of races, species, societies, peoples --

a place bigger than any city, any nation,

any single *world* you can imagine. It's teeming with trade. It's bursting with possibilities.

It'll surprise you. And if you take it too lightly, it'll kill you. But it's everything--

everything those sleepers on their slowboats could've hoped for.

Lucky you. You're there first.

StarCluster - by Marco Chacon, 2004

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StarCluster - An Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 2The Diaspora .............................................................................................................................................................. 5Society And High Technology ............................................................................................................................. 12Creating your Company ......................................................................................................................................... 32Company Design Worksheet ................................................................................................................................ 49StarCluster Character Generation ........................................................................................................................ 52Guide to Skills, PSI Skills, Edges, and Traits ................................................................................................... 104Playing the StarCluster RPG .................................................................................................................................. 118NPCs .............................................................................................................................................................................. 156Weapon Design Guide ........................................................................................................................................... 166SaVaHuTa Civilian Grade SpaceSuit System ................................................................................................... 181Equipment ................................................................................................................................................................... 190Starship Crews ........................................................................................................................................................... 212Commercial Starship Operation .......................................................................................................................... 213Ships ............................................................................................................................................................................. 226Ship Design and Construction ............................................................................................................................. 250Vehicles ........................................................................................................................................................................ 290Making the Cluster ................................................................................................................................................... 307Guide to Religions of the StarCluster ................................................................................................................ 324Aliens ............................................................................................................................................................................ 340Created Creatures .................................................................................................................................................... 350Creating Uplifts .......................................................................................................................................................... 354Example Uplifts ......................................................................................................................................................... 366Androids and Constructs ....................................................................................................................................... 380Example Bioroids and Designer Animals ........................................................................................................ 386Robot Design Guide ................................................................................................................................................ 394Politics .......................................................................................................................................................................... 411Appendix A: Optional Rules ................................................................................................................................. 420Character Design Worksheet ................................................................................................................................ 433

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StarCluster - An IntroductionIn the game of StarCluster, you play a civilian character from what isknown as The Cluster, a group of stars some 300 light years fromwhat was once the Solar system. You could take the characters in thisgame and use it to play military characters in the Cluster, but that isnot the intent of the game. The sister game In Harm’s Way: StarClus‐ter is designed to do this

Preface In the year 2250, life was good in the Solar system. Mars and Venushad been terraformed and well settled, Jupiter’s and Saturn’s moonshad thriving colonies, the asteroid belt was well developed, and eventhe nearer stars had been colonized. The Centauri colony was bus‐tling, and the Wolf and Barnard’s Star colonists were on their way.Earth had finally achieved peace under the Aegis of the UN, but eachnation retained it’s peculiar laws and social customs. There wasplenty for all, for the populations had declined markedly from their21st century highs while productivity and leisure time both soared. Itwas a Golden Age, and everyone acknowledged it so.

Then came the thunderbolt.

A disaster loomed, the scientists explained. The sun would be vapor‐ized, and with it, all life within 60 light years would be destroyed.Everything man had ever seen, created, become would be as nothing.But there would be time to prepare. No‐one now alive would die inthis cataclysm ‐ the disaster was at least 300 years in the future. Theydidn’t know exactly when, but as time went by they would be able topredict it more exactly. The peoples of the world heaved a sigh ofrelief that it would not happen in their time.

The far sighted began to make plans. The colony ship destined for theRoss 154 system was refurbished, reconstructed with far greater fuelcapacity, and redirected to a system well beyond the 60 light yearradius ‐ almost 300 LY distant, where the scientists felt the colonistswould be safe from the after effects of the solar destruction. This wasjust the beginning.

The Diaspora Around all the planets and moons of the Solar system, ships werebuilt. 10 to 20 thousand at a time, the people left for the stars, neverenough to make a dent in the natural increase of the population, but itgave hope to all that maybe their children, or their children’s chil‐dren, might get away. The UN commissioned ships and filled themwith people from various lands.Some of the richer nations built theirown ships and filled them with their own people. The UN coordi‐nated destinations for all the flights, assigning likely targets tounmanned fly‐by drones, which would report back to the colonyships already in flight in plenty of time for them to make minor mid‐course corrections.

The colonists on Centauri swarmed over the old slowboat that hadbrought them, desperately adapting the newest techniques fromEarth to their limited means. They would start late, but might justmake it. The older colonists for the most part ‐ and surprisingly manyyounger ones ‐ volunteered to stay to make room for the young. They

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had their voyage, and did not want to do it over again.

The richest destination for the new colony ships was the many worldsof the Cluster many, many stars with hundreds of worlds packedclosely together ‐ close enough so that travel between them by slowfusion drive was possible, although difficult and time consuming ‐close enough so that the night sky glowed with soft intensity.

As time went by and ship after ship left the system, those left behindbegan to feel the cold hand of death on them. Some escaped into reli‐gious fervor and asceticism, for after all, were not the prophesied EndTimes at hand? Others wallowed in unimaginable hedonism, count‐ing nothing as vice. Others strove for power by any means available,because, after all, they were humans. As the time of the last few shipsdrew near, panics erupted. Starships were stolen, vandalized,destroyed. Governments toppled and fell, in an effort by a few tosecure a place on those precious few starships which had not yet left.They had to reach 60 light years from Earth by the year 2650, or itwould be too late.

The last starship to leave the Solar system and reach the Cluster left in2449. For the next fifty years increasingly desperate gangs of hijackersleft, burning all their fuel in a last‐ditch attempt to reach the depart‐ing Diaspora and capture one of the previously launched vessels.Some even succeeded. Many more were never heard from again.

As the technology progressed, the fusion engines of the slowboatsbecame more efficient, faster. The first ships to leave earth were soonovertaken by those who left later. The last to leave was the first toarrive at the Cluster, spending only 1200 years on her journey. Theothers took considerably longer. Many techniques and devices weretried in an effort to minimize the impact of over a thousand years liv‐ing on a spaceship, but in the end the peoples who fled the Earthwere not the peoples who arrived at the end of that journey.

Each journey was individual, unique. One some there were bitter sec‐tional feuds between watches, on others charismatic religions sweptthe ship. Many tried creating synthetic cultures that each watchwould belong to. Hijackers tried to wrest control from the rightfulcrews on a few ships. On some the people mixed, on others theystayed separate. Sometimes the cultures disintegrated, on a few ofthese, the crew hunted each other through the corridors for meatwhile the ship’s primitive computer brains guided them in.

The Fury on Earth spent itself in a last few convulsions, then it wasgone. About the year 2660, the wavefront of destruction washed overthe Diaspora, and there were no more signals from home.

The ship from Centauri Colony made it past the magical 60 LY markby the skin of it’s teeth, and is expected to arrive in the Cluster anyday now. Scan the skies, children.

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The Diaspora

The ClusterThe Cluster is a loose star cluster of closely packed stars, linkedtogether by wormholes. It lies some 300 light years from Sol, and ittook Humanity an unbelievably long time to get there.

The Settling of the Cluster

The Cluster was settled by “Slowboats” ‐ sub‐luminal generationships, which used huge fusion engines to get up to their factional cspeeds ‐ from our solar system, though the Centauri colony also isknown to have successfully started towards the Cluster, although ithasn’t arrived yet. Several Slowboats are still incoming, in fact, andmay arrive any time.

The Slowboats were sent to save whatever could be saved of theEarth prior to its destruction. Astrophysicists in the solar systembegan to warn that something strange was happening with the Sun inthe middle 23rd century. by 2250, it was known that the solar systemand everything around it would be destroyed by about 2650.

The UN and several Earth nations, as well as the flourishing worldsof the solar system, built the Slowboats as arks, with most of the pas‐sengers in cold sleep, along with preserved seeds, frozen ova of ani‐mals and humans, and copies of Earth cultural icons ‐ books, music,and entertainment ‐ as well as science programs and data on elec‐tronic media.

The slowboats had to be at least 60 light years out from Sol by 2660 ‐although the precise time was not known ‐ in order to survive. Somevessels made it out after the cutoff date, but that was not in any sensean unmixed blessing.

There has been a colony ship reported within the last decade, thoughit proved dead, and there are others on their way. They were notaimed just at the Cluster, Humans scattered all over the galaxy, butthe Cluster was the target for many.

Sometimes there were troubles along the way. Several colony shipsarrived dead, and several more were damaged. On many ships, thehumans, with no hand in guiding the pre‐programmed ships, lackedpurpose and slid into savagery. On others, people were able to retaintheir focus and survived the trip relatively intact. At any rate, severaltens of millions of humans survived the trip and entered the Cluster.

This event, this tide of Humanity, is called the Diaspora, whichmeans the Scattering. The influx of these peoples occurred over along time period, with the densest time of arrivals some 300 to 400years ago. As each colony ship ‐ or sometimes a matched pair ‐ wasgenerally filled with people with something in common, the variousworlds they settled became little islands in the sea of space, and theDiasporan communities they harbored became isolated populations.Each world became a totality, and the small genetic differencesbecame exaggerated.

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Cultural Emulation The first slowboats packed a mixed colonist/crew from various ethnicand national backgrounds and assumed that they would work outany differences over the long voyage. This worked well for the firstinterplanetary colonies, and even for the Alpha Centauri colony,which was only a 40 year voyage at 0.1c speeds. When the colonyships left for more distant systems, however, there were several uglyincidents ranging from tensions between groups to bloody ethnic vio‐lence. It appeared that under the pressure of very long voyages, thesocieties of the ships were fracturing.

What was happening Two factors seemed to be working against the colonists. The first wasstandard factionalism between non‐homogeneous societies, eachattempting to preserve as much of its own social processes as possiblein the evolving shipboard standard culture. The second factor wasthe evolving shipboard culture itself, which caused social trauma tothose who were joining or rejoining the culture from decades in coldsleep. During the time they had been sleeping, their entire culturehad been radically altered by those awake.

A Solution The most commonly used solution was proposed by Dr. DanielleOtukwe of the University of Padua. Dr. Otukwe was a sociologist,and she proposed that the shipboard culture be an artificial one, cho‐sen by the crew from past cultures rather than living ones. Thisaddressed the fractioning factors in several ways:

The cultures were equally alien to all the people, lessening the pres‐sures between the Earth cultures present.

The artificial cultures were intended to be nearly static, drasticallylessening the culture shock to a community most of who’s memberswere in cold sleep at any given time.

The massive effort to learn a new language, new idioms, and newaesthetics served to unite the people of the ship in a common cause.

Once in place, the artificial culture worked like a natural culture tokeep the people united by shared commonalities.

Variants Not all colony ships used the Cultural Emulation method. It was,however, quite commonly used, particularly on those ships with aculturally/ethnically diverse group of colonists, as tended to be thecase with the UN launched ships. It seemed to be quite successful,and inspired a number of variants, such as Watch‐based emulationrather than Ship‐based emulation, where the watches were kept sepa‐rate rather than blended, and each watch maintained its own culturalemulation.

Frozen Sleep The “Pericles”, the last of the traditional “Slowboat” vessels launchedin the Diaspora from Earth left the solar system in July of 2449 AD,and was thus of the latest, largest, fastest design. Consequently, itwas the first of the Diasporan slowboats to reach the Cluster. This lastSlowboat was the only one known to incorporate the last new tech‐nology from Earth, true frozen sleep. The hibernation state inducedon all previous slowboats aged the colonists one year in every thirty,which meant that no other slowboat could reach the Cluster with its

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original colonists alive. The ʺPericlesʺ incorporated a new, scarcelytested frozen sleep technique in which the colonist never aged at allwhile in the sleep. Subsequent “Hijacker” vessels, however, didincorporate it

The HijackersFor those ships leaving too late to reach the 60 light year safety limitby 2650 AD, there was only one way to reach safety. If a ship couldboost at 0.4c, it could arrive at the safety limit in time ‐ after all, noone knew exactly when that would be ‐ but there would not beenough fuel to fully decelerate the ship at the end of its journey. Thatdidnʹt stop the desperate hordes of the Solar System. They soon real‐ized that they could decelerate to.3c and hijack those slowboatsalready on their way.

Piracy in Deep SpaceMore than one of these pirate vessels left the Solar System in the last150 years of the systemʹs lifetime, most of them failing because theywere built shoddily and as fast as possible, or because they simplydid not leave in time, even at 0.4c. Seven, however, succeeded inreaching the colony ships they were aiming for, with various out‐comes.

The first ship to reach the Cluster, the Pericles, arrived in the mid37th century, 1300 years after it launched. The Cluster was not theonly place the slowboats were sent to, but it was far enough away tobe truly safe, it was highly populated with livable worlds, and themore baskets these precious eggs were placed in, the better.

Some Slowboats arrived at their destinations dead, in some, the pas‐sengers had reverted to savagery, in most a coherent culture hadbeen maintained, but always at the cost of flexibility. Only a verystrong and rigid culture could keep 10 to 50,000 people from tearingit apart.

Note on the Seeders and the Etvar

The Seeders and the Etvar are alien races from the standard StarClus‐ter setting. The Seeders explain the prevalence of earth‐type life in theCluster, and the presence of Humanoids; while the Etvar are a pow‐erful alien race with cause to resent humanity. Neither are necessaryin your Cluster. Perhaps the humanoid species are the result ofgenetic manipulation on board certain Slowboats. Perhaps theHumans or some other species invented Jump Drive. It’s up to you.

The SeedersThe Seeders were an enigmatic culture who placed Earth flora andfauna in the Cluster ‐ and possibly elsewhere ‐ approximately a mil‐lion years ago, including some instances of Homo Erectus, fromwhich the humanoid species of the Cluster have descended. Theirtechnology seems little short of magic to the current inhabitants of theCluster, but there are no known, confirmed, Seeder artifacts. We haveno clue how they accomplished the things they evidently did, andcannot even imagine replicating them. They are considered technol‐ogy Level 12, as they were higher technologically than the Etvar.They may have created the wormholes that knit the stars of the Clus‐ter together.

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StarclusterStarCluster - An IntroductionPrefaceThe Diaspora

The DiasporaThe ClusterThe Settling of the ClusterCultural EmulationWhat was happeningA SolutionVariantsFrozen SleepThe HijackersPiracy in Deep SpaceNote on the Seeders and the Etvar

The SeedersThe Etvar CultureThe Years of IsolationNote on the Humanoids

Humans and HumanoidsTamana, Brass 2Adma, Iris 4

Faren, Plush 3Cultural Lineage Table

Society And High TechnologySociety & High TechnologyLife at Different Tech LevelsLife on TL 8 WorldsManufacturingMedicine & Health

Life on TL 9 WorldsTransportManufacturingMedicine & Health

Life on TL 10 WorldsManufacturingMedicine & HealthTranshumanism & Baseline HumansNanotechnologyAssembler VatsHealing Vats

Information TechnologyInteracting With TechnologyAugmented Reality

Different Approaches to Information TechnologyMinimalistsExternalistsInternalists

Technological DiffusionPricing Technology

Matter Transmission and Mind TransplantsTranslation TableTranslation Table Modifiers

ClonesCold Sleep (Peepsicles)

Creating your CompanyWhat is the Company?Financial DeterminationApportioning the CapitalDetermining the Type of CompanyTrading CompanyResource Extraction CompanyBounty HuntersTroubleshooting ConsultantsSmuggling CompanyTax Farming CompanyPolitician’s HenchmenMedical CompanyEspionageDetective Agency/Customs/PoliceDiplomaticExploration CompanyInsurance AgencyCult/ReligiousNews AgencyDisaster ReliefCourier ServiceMusical/Theatrical TroupeAcademic Research CompanySalvage CompanyDeciding the Composition of of CompanyCooperativeExtended FamilyCriminally Funded CompanyPublicly Held CorporationMega ConglomerateState-Financed CompanyNon-Profit CorporationHighly Leveraged CorporationIndividually FinancedVenture Capital PartnershipHome BaseFunding Areas of interestAreas of Interest

Guards and SecurityStarshipsReal EstateEspionageVehiclesMedical AssetsResearch LibraryDatabasesXenobiology DatabaseMedical DatabaseSociology DatabasePsionics DatabasePhysics DatabaseAstronomical DatabaseLegal Database

Library Subject Covered tableTrainingHeavy EquipmentLaboratoriesExpanding your CompanyTinySmallModerateFairly LargeLargeHugeEnormous

Company Design WorksheetCompany Name:Headquarters locationHome BaseCapitalSource of Funding

Areas of InterestGuards and Security:Starships:Real EstateEspionage:VehiclesMedical AssetsResearch LibraryTraining:Heavy Equipment:Laboratories:Logistics:Maintenance:

StarCluster Character GenerationCharacter Generation OutlineCharacter ConceptChoose SpeciesChoose/Create HomeworldCreating a Character from the Species Stats

Random MethodFinding VariationsLarge Variations

Non-Random MethodExample Step 1 (Vantor)Large Attribute ChangesExample Step 2 (Vantor, TL8)Tech Level Attribute Adjustments

LUCK, PSI, and Family LifestyleDescriptions of AttributesSTRCOORAGYENDCHARNote on INT and IQIQINTLUCKPSIFamily Lifestyle

Choose Augmentations page 76Background Skills page 69College or not? page 78Advanced Degree programs page 80

Go Into Professions page 82Advancement in your Profession

Choose Implants page 208Choose Traits page 106Equip your Character page 191Record your CharacterConstitutionAttribute BonusesSkill Chance - Target NumbersAttribute Multipliers

Start Play

SpeciesSastrasMalesFemalesTraits

SaHusMalesFemalesTraits

VantorsMalesFemalesTraits

VaHusMalesFemalesTraits

TagrisMalesFemalesTraits

HuTasMalesFemalesTraits

UpliftsAndroids and BioroidsAliensRobots

AugmentationsTech Level 8Low Level Augmentations:High Level Augmentations:

Tech Level 9-10Low Level Augmentations:High Level Augmentations:

Descriptions of AugmentationsExotic Appearance:Enhanced Sense:Fast Healing:Extraordinary Leaping:Exquisite Balance:Limited Immunity:Innate Weaponry:Burst of Strength:Burst of Speed:Knack:Hidden Reserves:Arbitrary Shape:Free-fall:Immunity:

Treatment of the Augmented

Background SkillsCultureSelecting the Character’s Background Skills.Example:

Using the TablesActions and Character Progression After PlayGenerating CharactersPaydayLifestylesPsionics

Background SkillsSkill Sets - TL 9-10Appropriate Skill Sets by character backgroundSkill Sets - TL 7-8Appropriate Skill Sets by character backgroundSkill Sets - TL 5-6Appropriate Skill Sets by character background

Template CharactersThe RancherThe ProfessorThe MechanicThe IntellectualThe FarmboyThe PlayboyThe AdventurerThe SoldierThe MusicianThe SocialiteThe CharmerThe CrookThe Button-PusherThe HunterThe ArtistThe Writer

The Skill CapsAdult LifePromotionsLifestyles from ProfessionsAging and Physical DeteriorationLUCKGood Examples of LUCKBad Examples of LUCK

CollegesUndergraduate DegreesAssociates DegreeAssociates in Mechanical Engineering (Example)Bachelor’s DegreeBachelors in Mechanical Engineering (Example)

Graduate DegreesMasters DegreeMasters in Specialty Engineering (2 Years)Doctorate DegreesPh.D. in Specialty Engineering (3 Years)

Liberal Arts CollegeArts CollegeExclusive CollegeEngineering (Tech) CollegeAgricultural & Mechanical (A&M) CollegeScience CollegePSI CollegeActing CollegeJourneyman ThiefSeminary CollegeArt CollegeMilitary Academy

ElectivesElectives Skill List

Graduate SchoolsMedical SchoolLaw School

ElectivesElectives Skill List

ProfessionsActorPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

AgentPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ArchaeologistPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ArmyPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ArtistPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Asteroid MinerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

AthletePre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

AttorneyPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

BiologistPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Body ThiefPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Bounty HunterPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

BureaucratPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

BurglarPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

BusinessmanPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ChemistPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Comm TechPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Comp TechPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ComposerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

CustomsPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

CourierPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

CyberneticistPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Cyber TechPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

DancerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

DetectivePre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

DiplomatPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

DoctorPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Drive TechPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Ecologist/PlanetologistPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

EngineerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

EntertainerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ExplorerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

FarmerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Gene TechPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Genetic DesignerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

GunnerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

HistorianPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

InfiltratorPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

IntruderPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

JudgePre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

LawmanPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

LinguistPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

MagicianPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Maintenance TechPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

MarinesPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Martial ArtistPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

MatTran TechPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

MechanicPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

MedicPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Medical TechPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

MercenaryPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

MusicianPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

NavigatorPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

NavyPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ObserverPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Physician’s AssistantPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

PilotPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

PiratePre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

PoetPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Priest/ClericPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ProgrammerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

PsimanPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

RangerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ReporterPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Robot RepairmanPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Robot DesignerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Scan TechPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Security GuardPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ServantPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Shield TechPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Ship’s EngineerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Ship’s SecurityPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

SmugglerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Social WorkerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

SpacemanPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Special OperationsPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

SpyPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

StewardPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

SupercargoPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

SurgeonPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

TechnicianPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ThespianPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ThiefPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

ThugPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Transport TechPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

UnemployedPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Weapons TechPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

WorkerPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

WriterPre-requisiteWaiver RollLifestyleSkill List

Example CharacterCharacter ConceptChoose SpeciesChoose/Create HomeworldCreating a Character from the Species StatsSTRCOORAGYENDCHARINTIQLUCKPSIFamily Lifestyle

Choose AugmentationsBackground SkillsCollege or not?Advanced Degree programs

Go Into ProfessionsChoose ImplantsChoose TraitsChoose EquipmentPersonal Electronics:ClothingExploration EquipmentKitsProvisions and ShelterMultiToolSensory Enhancement DevicesSpace SuitWeapons

Guide to Skills, PSI Skills, Edges, and TraitsSkills and EdgesWhen to use skillsSkills and Levels of MasteryEdgesExample of Using an Edge in StarPercExamples of Using an Edge in StarKarmaExample of Using an Edge in StarNova and StarRisk

TraitsHow many traits for a character?How to use traitsDefault TraitsExample Traits

Refreshing TraitsUsing Traits in the different Task Resolution systemsStarPercStarKarmaStarNova and StarRisk

Skill TablePSI SkillsUsing PSIParameters

Unskilled PSI UseHunches

No-Cost PSI Skill Use

Non-Weapon CombatMartial Art: Brawl Style: HardGoverning Attribute:Strike Damage Determination:Special Move 1: ChargeSpecial Move 2: Found WeaponSpecial Move 3: Roundhouse

Martial Art: Unarmed Style: HardGoverning Attribute:Strike damage determination:Special Move 1: TakedownSpecial Move 2: Prone AttackSpecial Move 3: Disarm

SensesSensory Ranges

Playing the StarCluster RPGStarCluster Resolution MechanicsFor all VariationsCreating a characterGeneral Knowledge and LanguagesCategories

Applicable SkillsWeapons and SkillsFor example

Levels of MasteryFor example

Descriptions of Success or FailureFor example:

Resolution Overview

The StarPerc Percentile Task Resolution Sub-SystemTask ResolutionInitiative:Chance of Success:Skill CheckAttribute CheckCover Check

Quality of SuccessCombatTrading PointsFor example.For exampleWhat is Damage?

ConstitutionNormalHinderedStunnedCritical

How the Health Levels WorkRangesPoint BlankShortMediumLongFarVery Far

A weapon's Range rating is the range at which it is normally effectiveFor exampleIn a further example

Cover25% Cover50% Cover75% Cover100% Cover

HealingLarge ModifiersSmall ModifiersBurst FireFor example

Full Automatic (Suppressive) FireFor example

GrenadesFor exampleStun GrenadesFor example

Complex Problems and Solution PointsTask units:For exampleStarPerc Manipulation

Armor:Optional Rule: Flip Dice

The StarKarma Diceless Task Resolution Sub-SystemTask Resolution:Attribute BonusesTarget Numbers (TNs)Quality of SuccessTokens

Opposed ContestsInitiative:Effects of Skill MasteryTrading PointsConstitutionNormalHinderedStunnedCritical

HealingSmall Modifiers to Chance of Success:

Large Modifiers to Chance of Success:Ambushes and TacticsArmor ValueBurst FireFor Example.


GrenadesFor exampleStun Grenades

Direct Modifiers to QualityStandard CoverExample:Cover from DashFor example:

RangesExample:

Complex Problems and Solution PointsExample:Task units:Example:

Notes on Play

The StarNova Task Resolution Sub-SystemTask Resolution:Attribute ModifiersInitiative:Chance of Success:Quality of success:Trading PointsConstitutionNormalHinderedStunnedCritical

HealingExample:Small Modifiers to Chance of Success:Large Modifiers to Chance of Success:

Ambushes and TacticsArmor:Burst FireFor Example.



Direct Modifiers to QualityStandard CoverExample:Cover from Dash

RangesExample:Example:


Notes on Play

The StarRisk Task Resolution Sub- SystemTask Resolution:Attribute ModifiersInitiative:Chance of Success:Quality of success:Trading PointsConstitutionNormalHinderedStunnedCritical

HealingExample:Small Modifiers to Chance of Success:Large Modifiers to Chance of Success:

Ambushes and TacticsArmor:Burst FireFor Example.



Direct Modifiers to QualityStandard CoverExample:Cover from Dash

RangesExample:Example:


Notes on Play

Troupe PlayUsing this game:Troupe PlayZero to Hero?Character Home Systems and Homeworlds

NPCsNon-Player CharactersChance Met NPCsThe Instant CharacterThe Temporary NPC

NPC Missions TableObject of Mission TableIncidental Skill TableNPC Relevant Skills TableRelevantSkill Level TableQuick StatsTable

NPC Relative Wealth TableRoll or ChooseResult

Quick and Dirty Personalities TableTraitsHow many traits for a character?How to use traitsDefault TraitsExample Traits

Refreshing Traits

Generic OpponentsGuerrillaTerroristCopOpponentArmyBrawl Damage:+9Squad LeaderHitmanMarine:

STR:10 COOR:10 AGY:10 END:10Weapon Skill:+6Other Relevant Skills: Dash+2, Observe+2, React+2Brawl Damage: +11Elite

STR 10 COOR 10 AGY 10 END 10Weapon Skill: +6Other Relevant Skills: Dash +5, Alert +2, Survival +2Brawl Damage: +11Femme FataleSpy

Note: The names are for illustrative purposes.The Permanent NPC

Weapon Design GuideHow it worksHow Many Weapons?

Basic Weapon Parameters:Range:Concealability:Damage:LifestyleModeSkills RequiredAccuracyHit Tables

Modifying a Basic WeaponKearny and Southern’s Model 1510 Target PistolA somewhat different exampleSister Waffenwerk (SWW) Model 21A GanglaserSample WeaponsGrossfeld und Schimmer Sniper ViperSeven Sons Model 22-8 Revolver “The Reaper”Rising Sun Spiked ChakramHusseini Mamba TubeMagma Industries Cerablade 4000Seven Sons Design Bureau Peacemaker

ModesThrow AwaySingle Shot:Semi-Automatic:Burst Fire:Full Automatic Fire

NotesThe Write Up

Basic Weapon Supplemental Parameters

SaVaHuTa Civilian Grade SpaceSuit SystemPersonal MetricsBase SpacesuitsBase Suit TypeBase Protection LevelDamage ReductionOptics AttachmentOther Sensor AttachmentSTR BoostAGY LimitSeal RatingPowerPakPower TapsA-Grav RatingInterfaceCommProgram SlotsLifestyleTL

Boss SuitBase Protection LevelDamage ReductionOptics AttachmentOther Sensor AttachmentSTR BoostAGY LimitSeal RatingPowerPakPower TapsA-Grav RatingInterfaceCommProgram SlotsLifestyleTL

Balloon SuitBase Protection LevelDamage ReductionOptics AttachmentOther Sensor AttachmentSTR BoostAGY LimitSeal RatingPowerPakPower TapsA-Grav RatingInterfaceCommProgram SlotsLifestyleTL

Basic ArmorBase Protection LevelDamage ReductionOptics AttachmentOther Sensor AttachmentSTR BoostAGY LimitSeal RatingPowerPakPower TapsA-Grav RatingInterfaceCommProgram SlotsLifestyleTL

Vacuum GearBase Protection LevelDamage ReductionOptics AttachmentOther Sensor AttachmentSTR BoostAGY LimitSeal RatingPowerPakPower TapsA-Grav RatingInterfaceCommProgram SlotsLifestyleTL

Skin SuitBase Protection LevelDamage ReductionOptics AttachmentOther Sensor AttachmentSTR BoostAGY LimitSeal RatingPowerPakPower TapsA-Grav RatingInterfaceCommProgram SlotsLifestyleTL

Lift FrameBase Protection LevelDamage ReductionOptics AttachmentOther Sensor AttachmentSTR BoostAGY LimitSeal RatingPowerPakPower TapsA-Grav RatingInterfaceCommProgram SlotsLifestyleTL

FlexsuitBase Protection LevelDamage ReductionOptics AttachmentOther Sensor AttachmentSTR BoostAGY LimitSeal RatingPowerPakPower TapsA-Grav RatingInterfaceCommProgram SlotsLifestyleTL

Lift Frame IIBase Protection LevelDamage ReductionOptics AttachmentOther Sensor AttachmentSTR BoostAGY LimitSeal RatingPowerPakPower TapsA-Grav RatingInterfaceCommProgram SlotsLifestyleTL

Plasteel Power ArmorBase Protection LevelDamage ReductionOptics AttachmentOther Sensor AttachmentSTR BoostAGY LimitSeal RatingPowerPakPower TapsA-Grav RatingInterfaceCommProgram SlotsLifestyleTL

OpticsOptic-LAOptic-IROptic-TSOptic-LAIROptic-IRTSOptic-LATS

Other SensorsOS-HAOS-HFOS-LF

Communications ChannelsMain ChannelSecondary ChannelBoss LevelBig Boss LevelSide Channel One-to-OneGround-to-Orbit

ProgramsPositioningMappingCommand Positioning

EquipmentEquipmentIntroductionMaterialsSpacesuitsClothingPower

DevicesPersonal ElectronicsDatastore (TL 8+)Mobile Link (TL 8+)Display Glasses (TL 8+)Camera Jewelry (TL 9)Contact Lens Display (TL 9)Interface Jack (TL 9)Computer Implant (TL 10)Shroud (TL 10)

Tools and Exploration GearGecko Pads (TL 8)Inflatashelt (TL 8+)Walkalong (TL 8+)Mini-Sensors (TL 9)Nutripac (TL 9+)Active Multi-Tool (TL 10)Explorer Bot (TL 10)Eye Drone (TL 10)Lift Belt (TL 10)MULE (TL 10)Portashelt (TL 10)

SpacesuitsSkinsuit (TL 9)Flexsuit (TL 10)How Much Equipment?

Personal ElectronicsClothing and Non-suit ArmorExploration EquipmentKitsProvisions and ShelterMultiTool/PowerToolTool List for MultiTool and PowerTool

Sensory Enhancement Devices

ImplantsJacksLifestyleTime CostTL:Benefits:Drawbacks:Description:

Ballistic ArmorLifestyleTime CostTLBenefits:Drawbacks:Description:

A-GravLifestyleTime CostTLBenefits:Drawbacks:Description:

CommunicationsLifestyleTime CostTLBenefits:Drawbacks:Description:

ComputerLifestyleTime CostTLBenefits:Drawbacks:Description:

Extended SensesLifestyleTime Cost:TLBenefits:Drawbacks:Description:

GillsLifestyleTime Cost:TLBenefits:Drawbacks:Description:

Natural WeaponryLifestyleTime Cost:TLBenefits:Drawbacks:Description:

Oxygen ScavengerLifestyleTime Cost:TLBenefits:Drawbacks:Description:

EcholocatorLifestyleTime Cost:TLBenefits:Drawbacks:Description:

Starship CrewsCommercial Starship OperationCrew ShiftsSingle ShiftMainday-AlterdayFirst-Second-Third Watch

Standard Crew AssignmentsBridge CrewPilotNavigatorCommunicationsComputerScanShields

Engineering CrewEngineerMaintenanceCybernetics

Optional Crew AssignmentsGunnerObserverSecurityStewardSupercargoMatTran

Leisure TimeEatingDrinkingWatchingGamingDatingExercisingGardeningCreating

Special CrewsMilitary CrewsFamily CrewsMarried CrewsCompany CrewsCommunal Crews

Crew Command and Command Devolvement

ShipsStarships and Space Travel in StarClusterJump LinesJump TravelTime in JumpShieldsJump TableThe Various Methods of Space TravelThe Orbital PositionsUsing the Transit CalculatorMoon Orbits

Technology LevelsNomenclatureShips without A-Grav

SpaceportsBackwards SpaceportGround SpaceportOrbital SpaceportMultiport

Space CombatCommunications and Computer ControlFiring weapons at targetPenetration of shieldsDamageArmorMaintenanceShip ConstitutionHindered LevelDamaged LevelHammered Level

Duties of the Crew in CombatEvery RoundEach Weapon Firing at Target:Each Hit on ship:Each Unavoided Hit:Each Unblocked Hit:Each Unabsorbed HitEvery Round:

Example of PlayExample Ships30 Ton Yacht250 Ton Merchantman450 Ton Showboat600 Ton Hospital Ship

Ship Design and ConstructionHullsConstruction MethodHullWeaponsPassengersMiscellaneousCostShip TraitsHow many traits for a ship?How to use traitsExample Traits

Using traits in the different Task Resolution systemsStarPercStarKarmaStarNovaStarRisk

PodsWork PodHullHull ArmorDrivesPassengersMiscellaneous

Utility PodHullHull ArmorDrivesPassengersMiscellaneous

Small CraftRunaboutHullHull ArmorDrivesScanShieldsWeaponsPassengersMiscellaneous

Typical UsesSchoonerHullHull ArmorDrivesScanShieldsWeaponsPassengersMiscellaneous

Typical Uses80 Ton Small CraftHullHull ArmorDrivesScanShieldsWeaponsPassengersMiscellaneous

Typical Uses90 Ton Small CraftHull

Hull ArmorDrivesScanShieldsWeaponsPassengersMiscellaneous

Typical Uses100 Ton Small CraftHullHull ArmorDrivesScanShieldsWeaponsPassengersMiscellaneous

Typical Uses

Small Ships120 Ton Small ShipHullHull ArmorDrivesScanShieldsWeaponsPassengersMiscellaneous

Typical Uses150 Ton Small ShipHullHull ArmorDrivesScanShieldsWeaponsPassengersMiscellaneous






Typical Uses

Medium Ships750 Ton Medium ShipHullHull ArmorDrivesScanShieldsWeaponsPassengersMiscellaneous

Typical Uses1000 Ton Medium ShipHullHull ArmorDrivesScanShieldsWeaponsPassengersMiscellaneous



Typical Uses

Big Ships6000 Ton Big ShipHullHull ArmorDrivesScanShieldsWeaponsPassengersMiscellaneous

Typical Uses10000 Ton Big ShipHullHull ArmorDrivesScanShieldsWeaponsPassengersMiscellaneous

Typical Uses

VehiclesVehicle Modification SystemHow it works

Basic Vehicle Parameters:RangeFor example:On the VCS

MassFor example:On the VCS

AccelerationOn the VCS

Mounted Weapon SystemsWeapons - List of Weapon Ranges and DamagesMount TypesExample:On the VCS

Rocket TableArmorOn the VCSArmor Example

Max SpeedOn the VCS

CeilingOn the VCS

Carrying CapacityOn the VCS

ManeuvOn the VCS

StabilityOn the VCS

ConstitutionOn the VCS

LifestyleOn the VCS

Vehicle TraitsHow many traits for a vehicle?How to use traitsExample TraitsOn the VCS

Vehicle CombatDon’t sweat the details

DogfightingSetting up a Random DogfightSetting up the PlayersCalculating the proper amount of fuel

Combat ManeuversManeuv and StabilityStarPerc Only:StarKarma Only:StarNova Only:StarRisk Only:

Example VehicleFlitter -> Air TruckMassCarrying CapacityLifestyleWeapons and MountsMax SpeedAcceleration

Basic Vehicles

Making the ClusterSystem Generation TableWorld Generation TablePopulation Generation TableWhat if a Roll Just Doesn’t Fit?System Generation TableWorld Generation TablePopulation Generation TableSetting up an Example ClusterCreating a System: TenderloinRearranging the Worlds of TenderloinCompleting the Cluster

Cultural TraitsHow many traits for a culture?How to use traitsExample Traits

Using traits in the different Task Resolution systemsStarPercStarKarmaStarNova and StarRisk

World ConditionsHow many Conditions for a World?How to use ConditionsExample Conditions

Political TraitsHow many traits for a Political System?How to use traitsExample Traits


The Tenderloin System ReduxCharWorld Conditions:Culture Traits:Government Traits:

Light BeltWorld Conditions:Culture Traits:Government Traits:

HeroWorld Conditions:Culture Traits:Government Traits:Blue RingWorld Conditions:Culture Traits:Government Traits:HaricotWorld Conditions:Culture Traits:Government Traits:AndalusiaWorld Conditions:Culture Traits:Government Traits:

Heavy BeltWorld Conditions:Culture Traits:Government Traits:

QuiverWorld Conditions:Culture Traits:Government Traits:TinkerbelleWorld Conditions:Culture Traits:Government Traits:

Creating an OrbitmapUsing the Transit Calculator

Guide to Religions of the StarClusterOverviewGrand CatholicismAhl al-Fiqh(Cyberlegal Islam)Taiping Mormonism (Family of Christ)Transhuman TheonarcissismAmida ChristianityClear SightMetadox JudaismPolytheocrasic MonismProvidencialismNeo-Adamite Christianitythe PenitentsMystical UnionEcumenic FundamentalismOld Order Atheism (Old Unbelievers)Other ReligionsHumanoid ReligionsSastraTagrisVantor

AliensAliensDiet:Size:Body Covering:Average Attributes:Bailey-Wolf Index NumberManipulatorLocomotorsLife CycleReproductionSensesSpecies Traits:Own Name:Familiar Name:Prejudicial Name:Alien Generation Table 1Alien Generation Table 2Alien Generation Table 3Species TraitsHow many traits for a culture?How to use traitsExample Traits


Naming Your AliensSpecies and Culture

The Bailey-Wolfe Psychological IndexNeotropism:Sociability:Instinct:Logic:Foresight:Pattern Recognition:IndividualsHuman Rating

The Index and Letter CodeFinishing the Individual CharacterExample AlienDiet:Size:Body Covering:Average Attributes:STRCOORAGYENDCHARINTPSILUCK

ManipulatorLocomotorsLife CycleReproductionSensesBailey-Wolfe Index RatingSpecies Traits:Own Name:Familiar Name:Prejudicial Name:Shorthand Descriptor

Created CreaturesWhat are they?UpliftsThe First UpliftsUplifted Species

Designer AnimalsPopularity of Designer Animals

Androids and BioroidsVerifying Sapience

DownshiftsSapient DownshiftsThe Downshift Controversy

Creating UpliftsINTELLIGENCE (INT)Examples:INT -2INT -1INT 0INT 1INT 2+INT 7INT and IQ

STRENGTH (STR)STR 2-3STR 4-5STR 6STR 7-8STR 9-10STR 11-12

AGILITY (AGY)AGY 2-3AGY 4-5AGY 6AGY 7-8AGY 9-10AGY11-12

ENDURANCE (END)END 2-3END 4-5END 6END 7-8END 9-10END 11-12

SENSESVISION EXAMPLES:Vision 0Vision 2Vision 3Vision 5Vision Extras:

HEARING EXAMPLESHearing NoneHearing 0Hearing 1Hearing 3Hearing 4Hearing 5Hearing Extras:

TOUCH EXAMPLESTouch 0Touch 1Touch 2

TASTE EXAMPLESTaste 0Taste 1Taste 3

SMELL EXAMPLESSmell 0Smell 1Smell 3Smell 5

ELECTRIC EXAMPLESElectric NoneElectric 1Electric 3

PSIQuirksViolentTerritorialPack mentalityHerd mentalityParanoidReluctantNervousNo PropertyCannibalisticEasily DistractedDisgusting HabitsNo Personal SpacePlayfulLazyCuriousFeeding FrenzyTrustingThrill SeekingHunterSolitaryAcquisitiveLoyalFamily Group

Natural AttacksNatural Attack Effective Skill RankNatural Attack Damage

Special Attack

EdgesPhysical characteristicsManipulators

StanceSizeSIZE 1SIZE 2SIZE 3SIZE 4SIZE 5SIZE 6SIZE 7SIZE 8SIZE 9SIZE 10

AugmentationsVocalizationPoints AvailableFinishing the Individual Character

Example UpliftsExample - Skinner’s LabradorStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentQuirksDescription

Uplift Stat-blocksAttributesSTRCOORAGYENDCHARINT

Natural AttacksNatural Attack DamageNatural Attack Effective Skill RankSpecial Attack

SensesSightHearingTouchSmellTasteElectricPSI

Special NotesStanceSpeech

Armor EquivalentArmorSize

QuirksAugentationsDescriptionNeo-DolphinStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentQuirksDescription

Zhu’s ChimpanzeeStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentQuirksDescription

Murcheson’s HarpyStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentQuirksDescription

U10-Strain Flying FoxStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentQuirksDescription

The Kashin Krokodil IIIStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentQuirksDescription

Shark-ManStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentQuirksDescription

Neo-NekoStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentQuirksAugmentationsDescription

Dyfed CatsStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentQuirksAugmentationsDescription

Androids and ConstructsStanceConstructed Creature AttributesStatsINT and IQINT Examples:INT -2INT -1INT 0INT 1INT 2+INT 7

SensesSense List

VISION EXAMPLES:Vision 0Vision 2Vision 3Vision 5Vision Extras:

HEARING EXAMPLESHearing NoneHearing 0Hearing 1Hearing 3Hearing 4Hearing 5Hearing Extras:

TOUCH EXAMPLESTouch 0Touch 1Touch 2

TASTE EXAMPLESTaste 0Taste 1Taste 3

SMELL EXAMPLESSmell 0Smell 1Smell 3Smell 5

ELECTRIC EXAMPLESElectric NoneElectric 1Electric 3

PSIEdgesNatural AttacksSpecial AttackSpeech AbilityArmorChromskin

ReproductionQuirksTerritorialPack mentalityHerd mentalityParanoidPlayfulCuriousTrustingThrill SeekingHunterSolitaryAcquisitiveLoyal

Points available by Tech Level for ConstructsFinishing the Individual Character

Example Bioroids and Designer AnimalsConstruct Stat- blocksAttributesSTRCOORAGYENDCHARINT

Natural AttacksNatural Attack DamageNatural Attack Effective Skill RankSpecial Attack

SensesSightHearingTouchSmellTasteElectricPSI

Special NotesStanceSpeech

Armor EquivalentArmorSize

TraitsAugentationsDescriptionExample - Sani-maidStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentTraitsDescription

Example - GlitterthingStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentTraitsDescription

Example - Schiller’s Fliegenaffe (Flying Monkey)StatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentTraitsDescription

Example - OrroreciecoStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentTraitsDescription

Example - SastralopeStatsNatural AttackSensesSpecial NotesArmor EquivalentTraitsDescription

Box bot

Creating a RobotRobot BrainsRobot TorsosRobot ExtensorsRobot ManipulatorsRobot LocomotorsRobot SurfacesRobot Power SuppliesRobot END

Robot Senses and SkillsRepairing RobotsPoints to rememberRobot PersonalitiesAberration TablesStandard RobotsSastra BotFloater botBarrel Bot

Robot Design GuideSpider botAnthro Bot

PoliticsPrefaceSaVaHuTa and the Diasporan CommunitySaVaHuTa:The Office of the ProcuratorThe Office of the ProconsulThreatsThe SaVaHuTa Legislature, The Han HouseJointly Administered WorldsProtected Worlds

The Diasporan Community:The Thieves WorldsThe Independent (Rogue) WorldsThe Alien Leagues and NationsThe Other WorldsThe Interworld CourtsNegotiations

Appendix A: Optional RulesOptional Rule: Sniping and Single Shot KillsOptional Rule: A Currency of FavorsOptional Rule: Plot PointsOptional Rule: Active DefenseOptional Rule: Mook RulesOptional Rule: Complementary SkillsOptional Rule: No MasteryOptional Rule: Attribute Based PSIOptional Rule: The DropOptional Rule: Hobby SkillsHobby Skill List

Character Design WorksheetBackground Skills:Initial Stats:Year by year record

EQUIPMENT SHEETClothingKitsGadgetsArmorWeaponsMisc EquipmentVehicles

Personal InformationBackground:Marital Status:Spouse:Children:

Current Residence:Family (siblings & parents):

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