SurfMonkey01
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I think my title sums it up... anyone have any opinions on Dragonstar they'd like to share? I'm kinda curious...
Dragonstar -- Any good?
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justinsluder
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INFIDEL!!!
How dare one such as you question the quality of the Dragon Empire's first publication on Terra!
But seriously, I love the book. In the word's of Bill & Ted, it is "most triumphant!"
My two cents.
Justin Sluder
How dare one such as you question the quality of the Dragon Empire's first publication on Terra!
But seriously, I love the book. In the word's of Bill & Ted, it is "most triumphant!"
My two cents.
Justin Sluder
Psychotic Dreamer
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I like it very much myself. I'm especially excited to know that MEG and THG are going to be publishing adventures for it.
Troll
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Weel, it's the current game of choice in my group for those sessions when not everyone can make it. weve played four sessions so far, and it's been a big hit. The vehicle combat rules are good, but a little dogfight with four intercepters can take forever with low level characters and high speed spacecraft.
It helps that we don't take ourselves too seriously I think. For example, one of the characters is a rogue 1 / psion (telepath) 1, with the name "Bester" and a slight russian accent.
Troll
It helps that we don't take ourselves too seriously I think. For example, one of the characters is a rogue 1 / psion (telepath) 1, with the name "Bester" and a slight russian accent.
Troll
Hand of Vecna
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I love it, especially since Kobolds (being related to Dragons) finally get the respect they deserve!!! 
BiggusGeekus
That's Latin for "cool"
Two things I would have liked to have known before I picked up Dragonstar:
* Characters should probably start out at 3rd level to keep from getting killed from the firearms.
* There is only eight pages of setting material. The rest will be published in the forthcoming Galaxy Guide
It's a good book (I gave it a 7/10) but it is not, as of yet, truly complete. Full review on my site is here: http://redqueendesign.com/surroundinglands/misc.html
* Characters should probably start out at 3rd level to keep from getting killed from the firearms.
* There is only eight pages of setting material. The rest will be published in the forthcoming Galaxy Guide
It's a good book (I gave it a 7/10) but it is not, as of yet, truly complete. Full review on my site is here: http://redqueendesign.com/surroundinglands/misc.html
I have found it to be very good, I do wish it had more setting but what it does have is very well thought out.
Cerubus Dark
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Dragonstar is a very good book, it gives a base of what new techs there are for your campagin setting. I like the idea of Robots myself, I plan to find a way to use this in my D&D game, should be funny to see how my players react to a "lightning gun" or even a Robot.
Although they might mistake them for common golems and some nut with a rod of lightning bolts. But that is half the fun.
Although they might mistake them for common golems and some nut with a rod of lightning bolts. But that is half the fun.
Mustrum_Ridcully
Legend
The rules are good and playable, and you can use them - even without the exact background - as a generic science fiction setting...
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