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<blockquote data-quote="Charles Dunwoody" data-source="post: 7871133" data-attributes="member: 17927">The core rulebook has a cinematic adventure, Hope's Last End, which takes place at Hadley's Hope before Aliens the movie kicks off. I ran this twice at Gen Con and really enjoyed it. The core rulebook also has Novgorod Station, which is a good place to kick off your own adventures.Chariot of the Gods does have enough info to run it. I ran this one before the core rulebook was out. It is a haunted ship adventure. Of course it doesn't have the alien xenomorph from Hope's Last End but a different type.Either one is great. If you're buying the core book and are getting a free PDF with it I'd start with Chariot of the Gods. That's what I did and it worked fine.However, if you want to know about campaign play, ships and vehicles, and space travel and combat you have to have the core rulebook. Chariot of the Gods is cinematic only with enough rules to run that adventure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Charles Dunwoody, post: 7871133, member: 17927"] The core rulebook has a cinematic adventure, Hope's Last End, which takes place at Hadley's Hope before Aliens the movie kicks off. I ran this twice at Gen Con and really enjoyed it. The core rulebook also has Novgorod Station, which is a good place to kick off your own adventures. Chariot of the Gods does have enough info to run it. I ran this one before the core rulebook was out. It is a haunted ship adventure. Of course it doesn't have the alien xenomorph from Hope's Last End but a different type. Either one is great. If you're buying the core book and are getting a free PDF with it I'd start with Chariot of the Gods. That's what I did and it worked fine. However, if you want to know about campaign play, ships and vehicles, and space travel and combat you have to have the core rulebook. Chariot of the Gods is cinematic only with enough rules to run that adventure. [/QUOTE]

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