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An interesting quote with implications for Coreline. I could see Rendili replicating a number of different designs from the Milky Way. In particular I could see them building their own battlestars.

A product for D&D 3.5 has a similar template, though yours is more similar to their "Elite" template and they also have a Solo template as well that's even more powerful. Here it is, if you are interested: Trailblazer - Bad Axe Games | DriveThruRPG.com I've been thinking of the Undead Scourge...

I wonder which Starfleet shuttles could fit through a Stargate. Might be relevant: https://www.nypl.org/blog/2014/09/23/where-in-nyc-is-sesame-street?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=NYPLSocialMedia

"This is no Zaku, boy! No Zaku!"

It seems likely that the Terran Dominion has some method of dealing with fallout as well, given that they re-colonized Korhal relatively soon after its nuclear devastation.

I remember a discussion (way, way back in this thread) about N-Jammers and whether they could be used to remove nuclear fallout, which I am pretty sure they can't. However there is a way to do just that: Japanese Miracle I've also been giving some thought to Fallout New Vegas, since I've been...

The Frontier-class is from the Deep Space Nine novels. https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Frontier_class_(starbase)

Some ideas I have, that need fleshing out: Ferenginar-Terran Commerce Guild, a trade association that claims to facilitate trade between the Ferengi Alliance and Earth, but is more concerned in preventing certain technologies, like the replicator from becoming common on Earth. This way the...

So you have an ongoing Coreline campaign?

I did a thing: What suggestions do you have for the Coreline setting? - Quora Hoping to get Coreline some more attention and input.

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Play Manga d20, a update to BESM d20 for Pathfinder, has been released: Play Manga d20 - d20pfsrd.com | DriveThruRPG.com

That would make it like La Gias, which pretty much resembles the surface world, despite being said to be within the Earth.

Here is a Google Doc with more "Soul Builds". https://docs.google.com/document/d/16askcKJCEC8ZwpRWncsV1v6Rr1L3vBviYX2A28DA2MI/edit?usp=sharing I suggest that Coreline's Hyrule be a part of Coreline's version of La Gias from Super Robot Wars, i.e. a pocket dimension inside the Earth.

http://www.d20pfsrd.com/gamemastering/other-rules/creating-new-races

I think I'll have to whip up a hylian race. Fortunately in Pathfinder they have the race builder rules, which help. Hylians are actually a form of human, they only look like elves.

I've been considering some builds for my Soul Calibur: Coreline campaign idea, using Pathfinder or possibly Starfinder (I can convert things over from Pathfinder as needed). The builds are all at level ten, regardless of whether that would normally be appropriate for the character in question...

Advantage is actually rolling two dice and taking the highest, with disadvantage being rolling two dice and taking the lowest.

Here is the TV Tropes page: Toontown Online (Video Game) - TV Tropes The "weaponized jokes" are called gags and can include stuff like dropping an anvil on someone, or throwing a pie in someone's face. The robotic Cog enemies are especially susceptible to these, because they can't take a joke...

Anyone familiar with Toontown Online? I think adding some of the elements of that game to Coreline might be interesting. The Cogs, the weaponized jokes, etc.