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Between trading, mining, bounty hunting and a host of other missions, you make fame and fortune for yourself. You can use the existing factions to build a campaign that has you working for, or against, any of them. This could be in any number of scenarios. For example, you could be Federation Police Detectives, solving crime in a particular system or sector. Or diplomatic spies for the Alliance in an espionage setting. Or even members of the Imperial Navy as part of a long running border conflict that escalates into full-out war.

The options are there to pick a path and roll with it. Or to use as a sandbox that allows the players to do pretty much whatever they like. On one side you have the big, democratic Federation. On the other is the feudal dictatorship-esque Empire. And somewhere in the middle, the Alliance is trying to wrangle control of their systems from the two big guys.

Character creation in roleplaying games is key to getting the player invested in their character. Every character starts with 10 in every skill. Then the players choose four backgrounds that have an effect on the skills they know. Some backgrounds, such as the military ones, will count for two slots. But they give a much bigger skill reward. These have a huge range of uses and are generally crazy stunts that you can pull off in the right situation.

Everybody also gets the Escape Death ability, which can literally save their life if they have some Karma left to use. Karma can also be used during play to allow you to re-roll any 1 that you throw. With the d10 system comes the Rule of 1 and Regardless of bonuses. Karma can save your ass in many a situation. I really liked the character generation system when we looked at it. Rather than rolling some dice and then having to think up your backstory, you can use the player backgrounds to mould a character that has a history and a reason to be doing what they are doing.

And for the most part, Spidermind Games have come up with a good system. Any form of vehicle combat in Roleplaying settings can be a bit of a nightmare. Often you need to calculate distances, speed, trajectory. But Spidermind Games have done a great job of abstracting this out.

A battle map has two zones, Up Close and At Distance. Depending on which zone you and your potential target are in, there are a variety of different actions you can take. You can choose to disengage to get back at up distance, before coming back in on another charge. This abstraction helps Spaceship combat mimic the chaos of entering a high intensity conflict zone in Elite: Dangerous. However, the abstraction may go a step too far. Firing weapons for example. You fire your lasers, multi-cannons and missiles all on your turn.

And, if they all hit, they cause damage immediately. While this makes sense for lasers, and you can get away with it for projectile weapons, for missiles it does not.

The rules for Vehicle combat are pretty much the same for Spaceship combat. But there are a couple of extra things to consider. The Dark Wheel really brought the world of Elite alive for the reader. One of my favourite parts was the evocative description of Last Wishes by Allen Stroud. February 9th - via: kickstarter. Episode 8 - Passenger Missions Anyone? Arrive by 30 Jan Those commanders sat in their ships, plugged in to Alien Wreckage Investigated.

Since the discovery of alien wreckage, it wasn't long before government organisations and others began their own research into these unknown craft. Click on Image for full size Another sneak peek at a Kevin Massey creation.

Just a tiny glimpse February 8th - via: kickstarter. Episode 7 - Docking Permission Granted Gotham Park Station has seen better days, but the passenger terminals are clean and functional. My ID is passed without comment and I make my way through into the merchant quarter, amongst the rest of the February 7th - via: kickstarter.

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I look up. He takes out a small metallic device and points it February 6th - via: kickstarter. Episode 5 - Time for some questions. My name is Andres Dexter. Who the fuck are you? Slower moving ships have no chance in dogfights - or do they? February 5th - via: kickstarter. Steven Swaby, one of our backers and all round legend he must be, he backed our project has been exercising the playtest in further adventures for his players and has come across a question about dogfighting: We have been stretching what we Where will your loyalty lie?

Player groups are one of the pillars of the Elite Dangerous community, whether you are a Federation leaning trader or an Imperial bounty hunter, many players pin their colours to the mast. The same will be possible in the RPG but who will your February 4th - via: kickstarter. For anyone who is a member of the Elite Dangerous community or who has browsed YouTube for videos on the computer game will already be very familiar with the name ObsidianAnt.

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