Star Trek Adventures Probability Analysis

This has to be the prettiest output I've ever seen.

Well. I've done it. It took a solid 12 hours of hard work. I had to learn things about probability and excel I never knew before. I have seriously grown as a human being. I present to you a PDF document that can tell you exactly, given the number of dice being rolled, the target number, and the DC your are rolling against, what your chances of success are. In decimal format. Ignoring crits.

With this document, a savvy GM can plot the challenge of the tasks presented to the players and intentionally drain metacurrency resources, or demand threat feed, as they see fit.

Here's The Document

Star Trek Adventures Ship Stat Analysis

Free PDF!

Well, I got down to doing some technical investigation of how starships are designed for STA. I broke them down by category, era, and scale, and found the average for each group's systems and departments.

But why? What use is this?

Homebrew. This information is used as a guideline to create new content that is in-line with that provided by the game. Using this as a basis, I could make a Curry-Type, a Saladin Class, a Chimera Class,
or one of those origami nightmares from the FASA game. For example...

Departments always get 3 points, with the following exceptions:

1. Pre-TNG scale 1 shuttles get 2 points.
2. Scale 2 Shuttles get 4.

Anyways, yeah, give it a look!

Star Trek Adventures Roll20 Tokens Pack!

FREE STUFF!!!

The above is a zipo file containing hundreds of tokens fro playing Star Trek Adventures over Roll20. They were created using Token Stamp 2 but I went and did all the work for you. The only thing that's really missing is tokens for the Gamma quadrant Dominion ships, because I couldn't find pictures for any of them, really. Enjoy!

Star Trek Operations Notes

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Well, the third part of my notes series is done. This one contains significantly more personal commentary than the last two, mainly because I had more room for it. There was a lot of fluff in this book and very little crunch. What game material that was added consisted primarily of content, not rules. Even so, the Red Alert rules for miniature PvP and wargame combat gave me a lot to think about regarding my earlier notes. I may need to do a reread and put out revised versions of those notes documents to reflect my expanded understanding.

Star Trek Adventures Command Notes

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Hey there! Remember my compressed rules notes for the Star Trek Adventures CRB? Well now I've done it for the Command sourcebook as well! Enjoy!

STA Player Reference Sheet

MORE FREE STUFF

The above is a link to a player reference sheet. It uses the language from my notes, so unless you're familiar with that, it may seem a little confusing. It lists alll actions, all spends, the task resolution process, a guide to attributes and disciplines, and a reference fro challenge dice.

Also, in case you're interested, here's a blank version of it! Go ahead and make your own nice-looking things.

Star Trek Adventures Talent Cards

MORE FREE STUFF!!!

So, I was browsing the Modiphius forums for the first time recently, and stumbled across this topic about cards made to represent talents. For those not in the know, talents are just STA's version of feats. The problem is that the official character sheet gives you only enough room to write the names of the talents, not what they do. This is problematic, because STA is finnicky and has arbitrarily convoluted rules. The talents are no less elaborate. As a consequence, pretty much everyone always forgets how their talents work all the time and have to look it up whenever they think they should use it. As such, giving players handy-dandy reference cards is the way to go!

Now, I'm a little more advanced than the folks who made that topic. I put out real money to have the best software for making digital and print products from my own home.

So I made my own.

They're PDF format, so they should be ready to print from any computer to any printer. No fiddling about with settings to get that one perfect print. Additionally, I included every talent, including species, career, etc. I divided the document into character talent cards and ship talent cards, just because you're likely to have to print multiple copies of character cards, but starship ones are less numerous in play.

I am currently planning on making cards for the other books that have talents as well; specifically for the new species available in the quadrant books, the new character talents in the division books, and the new starship talents in the command book. (People seem to be saying that there's more starship stuff in the other division books, but I can't see it?)

• STA Character Talent Cards
• STA Starship Talent Cards
• Blank Card RTF (In case you want to make your own.)
  

About making your own cards with the RTF. When you copy text into the image cells, the table will go wonky. You need to change the paste type to image, and then change the text wrapping to "above text". This allows you to move it around without affecting any formatting.

EDIT: Department Cards

The following link will take you to a post where I present my department book talent cards. The quadrant books are next on the chopping block.

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