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Revision as of 23:25, 30 October 2005
Decipher - 5 Aliens | |
| Publisher: | Decipher |
| Line series: | Star Trek RPG |
| Production number: | 5 |
| Published: | 2003 |
| Authors: | Bridges, Greenberg, Hite, Isaacs & Sun |
| Creative Direction: | Christian Moore & Owen Seyler |
| Development and Editing: | Jess Heinig & Ross A. Isaacs |
| Line Developper: | Jess Heinig |
| Proofreading: | Bill Maxwell |
| Product Development: | Paramount - John Van Citters |
| Visual Creative Direction: | Dan Burns |
| Art Direction: | Jesse Cassem |
| Graphic Design: | Cassem & Glover |
| Production Design: | Rob Burns & Jeannie Glover |
| Pages: | 176 |
| Reference #: | ISBN 1582369070 |
Aliens is a RolePlaying Game supplement published by Decipher in 2003.
Contents
- From the book jacket:
- You are a culture of one. Which is no less valid than a culture of one billion.
- - Picard to Data, Birthright
- To seek out new life and new civilizations
- The Suliban have infiltrated this book. So have the Gorn. And the Flaxians. And they've brought friends, all complete with full game statistics so you can pit them against one another in your Star Trek RPG series. You can even step into another species' skin thanks to the in-depth treatments of alien culture found in this book - play an El-Aurian, a Founder, or even a Horta! Assimilate your foes as the soulless Borg... From the near-human to the inscrutably omnipotent, aliens can serve as allies, enemies, enigmas, or obstacles for any crew. Aliens presents all of the information necessary to include many of Star Trek's most popular life forms in your game.
- Aliens includes :
- - 58 alien races, ranging from near-humanoids such as Ekosians to bizarre entities such as the Q, the Horta, and the Medusans.
- - New species-specific traits, weapons, technology, and skills, as well as new background rules to handle characters raised by alien cultures.
- - Coverage of aliens from all eras : Wheter the Gorn from the original series, the Axanar from Enterprise, or the Vorta from Deep Space Nine, it's in this book.
- Excerpts of copyrighted sources are included for review purposes only, without any intention of infringement.
- Introduction
- Andorians
- Anticans
- Atreonids (Efrosians)
- Axanar
- Bajorans
- Benzites
- Betazoids
- Betelgeuseans
- Bolians
- Borg
- Breen
- Bynars
- Capellans
- Cardassians
- Deltans
- Devidians
- Ekosians
- Elasians
- El-Aurians
- Flaxians
- Founders
- Gomtuu
- Gorn
- Hirogen
- Horta
- Humans
- Jem'Hadar
- Kazon
- Kelvans
- Klingons
- Ktarians
- Ligonians
- Lurians
- Malons
- Medusans
- Nausicaans
- Napeans
- Ocampa
- Orions
- Pakleds
- Q Continuum
- Romulans
- Selay
- Species 8472
- Suliban
- Talaxians
- Talosians
- Tellarites
- Tholians
- Trill
- Vians
- Vidiians
- Vorgons
- Vorta
- Vulcans
- Yridians
- Zakdorn
- Zaranites
- Alien Species Profile
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