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Not counting anything I've developed, my favorite RPG book has to be the revised and expanded Star Wars RPG by West End Games. So much fun packed into that book. Runner-up is probably the TSR Marvel Super Heroes advanced set.

Glad I was able to help. I'm the PM and line editor. I don't do as much writing on the line as I used to in the early days of 1e; I'm focused now on managing the line, hiring freelancers, working with teammates, managing the concept to publication of all STA products, and editing and...

Fishing for a page count, I guess? Overview of traits in the QS is about a page, page and a half? Traits rules cover more than 6 pages in the core book, providing full details on creating and using traits. Hope that helps.

Traits are traits. They represent something specific in a location, about a character, about a situation, or about a piece of equipment. So in that respect they're defined--they are a truth about a thing. How that trait impacts gameplay will depend on the context it's created, modified, or used...

I'm the project manager for STA. :) Full details on traits are in the core book.

Like I said, for the purposes of the quickstart it wasn't necessary to go into full detail on every game element. The QS is intended to give players a good taste of the game. The full ruleset is in the core book.

It's a quickstart. Full details on traits aren't needed to get through the introductory adventure.

I'll be curious to hear your reaction to the look and feel of the 2e quickstart.

Perfect timing. I posted a video on that very topic the other night. :D (And one on adapting standalone missions to CL.)

It does. Instead of points, you either have Momentum or you don't. You have Threat or you don't. You can still spend them to impact the narrative, just not at the level you would in STA with multiple points.

Star Trek, for me. Hits everything that's important and what shaped my life. Team work, sense of wonder, diversity and inclusion, the hope for a better future, self-improvement, no chasing the dollar. Almost 60 years of incredible sci-fi storytelling across multiple media--comic books, fiction...

Actual play part 2: Starship generation and final details before the jump into the first adventure.

It does not. For Captain's Log, you'll just need 2d20 (or 3d20 since some of the tables are 3d20). Task resolution is all 2d20. No d6s or other dice needed.

First actual play is live. Character generation via the full lifepath option. I went pretty much full random on this one, letting the dice and matrixes in the book reveal who my character is. Looking forward to creating some stories with them soon!

The PDF by itself will be available for purchase in early August, once the print editions start shipping.

Can't find gamers willing to play STA? Need a GM? Need some tools for your STA game? Love to write Star Trek fiction and want a toolkit to spark the imagination? Might be able to help you out. Star Trek Adventures to Launch Solo Edition with Captain’s Log Solo Roleplaying Game

The core book offers some guidance on running lower-ranked characters. The Player's Guide expands on that and offers more advice on running cadets. The core book experience gives you all the tools you need to run a junior officer campaign vs making everyone department heads. Modiphius doesn't...

Old things are made new again, I guess! There are new fans coming into Star Trek and Star Trek Adventures all the time. It's nice to see some of the earlier products get a mention. Some fans don't know to go look on the webstores or DTRPG for the wealth of material out there for the game...

Dunno about being played (though I see plenty of Twitch and YouTube APs for the game) but I've noted a lot of people are buying Star Trek Adventures but not necessarily talking about it on Enworld or other forums as much compared to the big WOTC and Paizon games.

Paramount's review team is extraordinarily friendly to TTRPGs. I don't think we'd be going into our seventh year on the license if they weren't.