RETAIL PRICE: softcovers $12.99 each/decks $19.99 each.PRODUCT TYPE: softcover supplements/80 card decks.Keep an eye out here for more on the past, present and future of Prime Directive.The Dragon's Hoard Issue 9 | The Dragon's Hoard- Issue 10 | Legendary Loot Cards Deck #1 | Legendary Loot Cards Deck #2by Legendary Games Other supplements such as Tholians and Starships have been mentioned in the past, so hopefully the release of Federation is a sign that things are picking up steam. The Core PDGURPS book (200 pages, and includes a complete rules set for GURPS including character creation) and supplements for Klingons and Romulans have been available for awhile. Scheduled for 5/18/09: The long-anticipated GURPS Prime Directive: Federation, (GURPS 4E), SKU 8402, $24.95 - Similar to the above, but adapted to the Generic Universal Role Playing System by Steve Jackson Games. UPDATE: Thanks to Stephen Cole at ADB for sending me the cover images above and below! This release is specifically for the d20 Modern rule system, and PD20M core rules and supplements for the Klingons and Romulans are already available.
Extensive history of the Federation, history and culture a dozen member races, military organizations, medals, starships, politics, intelligence agencies, etc. Scheduled for 4/20/09: Prime Directive: Federation (d20 Modern), SKU 8702, $24.95 - This manual covers everything you could want to know about those do-gooders of the galaxy, the Federation. I'll also be covering SFU over on my new Tabletop Games column at Star Trek Games, as games such as Star Fleet Battles and Federation Commander have probably had a bigger impact in terms of Trek-themed tabletop gaming than anyone else. If my blog is truly "A Retrospective of Star Trek RPGs", then it's incomplete without coverage of these efforts. Some of the themes and tone of the SFU may differ from Star Trek, but it's properly licensed and the rest is technicality. Primarily, Stephen Cole and ADB have kept the flame burning for Trek tabletop gaming for a long time, 30 frakkin' years! That deserves nothing but respect. I said early on that I probably wouldn't cover the Star Fleet Universe or its Prime Directive RPG much here, but I've changed my mind for a number of reasons. Looks like the folks over at Amarillo Design Bureau have been super busy lately, and there are a few upcoming releases of interest.
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