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Announcing Future Fantasy, a science fantasy setting for is a Science Fiction Expansion for What’s O.L.D. is N.E.W. The first book, Future Fantasy - The Elves, is for the creation of Elven Characters. https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/259594/Future-Fantasy--The-Elves This book introduces...

'The Moons of Boria' has the star as a blue luminous, Catalog Code A7-5Gc-H9iv-8moB But in 'Building A Universe' Star Type (A) is a White main sequence star and no code is given for Blue luminous, but would be B2.

Starship Construction Manual P15 Note SPEED as total power from sub-luminal engines dived by the ship’s hull class. Divided --- p56 Talon has Training Hall (4), but not stats in facilities.

I tried searching for the post yesterday. Thanks for the reply.

Right, of course, I do. Thanks. The entries for length, width, and height? (Also the ships on http://www.woinrpg.com/starships/ don't match the ships in the book).

How big is a CU, how did you calcuate the size of the ships? I will make my own adjustments for my world's technologies and if goes well, I give you a couple third party books and setting. I am a fan of the game, but I don't have time to role play. I am novelest.

I gave you an 8/10. I aim for a bit more struggle in space travel. Every gram counts. Ships having to refuel. Where the size of the ship matters because of things like rate of turn.

Star Trek is fly an expensive ship, crash it, fist fight, no consequences, and always a planet away from rescue. As for windows on a starship. Shot out the windows lads, after we blind them with the nuclear weapon.

I think it is a great product, but I think systems like life support, fuel, consumables, and weapons, and especially turrets are too small. You have nothing on inertia. A ship has Mass in space. Gravity creates weight. Larger the ship, larger the mass, hence more substantial inertia. You at...