Tabletop Adventures announces Into the Future: Derelict Starships

[Cassandra]

In the vastness of space, the ship’s intrepid crew discovers a starship, floating wounded in the void. The boarding party opens the hatch in anticipation: what is down the corridor? Tabletop Adventures provides scores of descriptions of the sights and dangers of a derelict starship, stat-free and suitable for use with nearly any futuristic game, regardless of system. Whether a ship is damaged, abandoned, or filled with the victims of a space-borne plague, these pieces will help bring the dead ship to life.

This is a “Bits” book, with our usual 100 short descriptions that can fit in anywhere. You could also choose among dozens of special locations within the ship: hatches and corridors, life pods and crew quarters, hydroponics, medical bay, cargo hold, weapons turret and more. Excellent original art by Jeff Uryasz depicts several scenes that can help you set the mood for your game.

Bring even more realism to your vision of the future with “Skeletons in Space.” This article reveals what happens to a dead body in a vacuum, and it’s not pretty!

Into the Future: Derelict Starships has all the details needed to make your futuristic adventures just that – adventurous. To make your life easier, a thorough index allows you to quickly find a description to fit a particular need.

Tabletop Adventures products are available on Your Games Now, paizo.com, e23, the EN World PDF Store, RPGNow and DriveThruRPG.

Augment your imagination with Into the Future: Derelict Starships from Tabletop Adventures. Buy it Today, Play it Tonight!

[Morbius_of_Oz]

I have just finished reading this and am absolutely rapt by this product. Great Job! I will post a proper review on RPGNow shortly.

[Cassandra]

Originally Posted by Morbius_of_Oz

... and am absolutely rapt by this product.

Wow! Thanks for the comment. We always appreciate feedback.

There is also a new review of Derelict Starships up on EN World, written by Crothian. He got a copy of the print version of the book at GenCon, and speaks positively about it.