These Old Games

  Star Frontiers was one of my favorite non-D&D games. While my friends loved Traveller. I was all in on Star Frontiers. Traveller and S...

In this post series, I will be selecting TV shows and movies that pair nicely with different rulesets. I won’t be picking big-budget, well-k...

In my last post, I reviewed Stellagama's Cepheus Light Upgraded . One of the great things about the character generation process is you ...

Of late, I have been ordering books instead of PDFs from DriveThruRPG. Someday, I'll have something worthy of a shelfie. In the meantime...

I am always a big fan of having realistic details of what is happening around my players to bring them into whatever world they are in. Each...

I've got my hands full. A moment ago, I had a gift card. Now I have a reading list. I've shared both Rick Wayne's series before...

In Star Smuggler, characters make to hit rolls. They have to roll over a certain number which is varible with 2 dice. Although the rules do ...

Ok, in my last post I created a new ship for Star Smuggler, creatively called "The Antelope II". It's twice as big as the orig...

I unexpectedly have the day off and want to revisit the Star Smuggler Universe. The temptation to reskin the characters as the crew of the F...

I dug out my set of Traveller rules. They seem to be a combination of the Classic Traveller quick start rules and some portion of the origin...

Yet, another ship, this time based on the 1977 Traveller rule set. This is a 400 ton freighter. The Devil Fish is a converted warship. As a ...

This episode has a format change base on feedback I've received. I have a new sponsor, Anchor.FM and the format now supports the conce...

If I could make my own universe, I'd probably run with something like Traveller. However, the ships I have in mind are sort of WTF level...

I just can't stop. While organizing my desk, I happened upon a book by Robert Pearce. It is an incredible set of ship plans for Trav...