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FrontierSpace

Referee's Screen

This is a 10-page set of inserts for sliding into a universal Referee Screen. You pick and choose which inserts you want to show the players, and which you want to face yourself. Unused player inserts can be used as reference cards at the game table. This is easily the best set-up for a well-prepared Referee to manage high stake combats and unusual situational cinematics. It is a must-have!»Read more

FrontierSpace

Referee's Handbook

A Referee is many things: host, writer, actor, and judge. While players play, you have to do everything else. It’s almost like work, and isn’t for everyone. But you’re different; you LIKE the job. It’s a big job to do, and your toolkit should stack up to the size of your job.»Read more

FrontierSpace

Player's Handbook

Among the stars in a distant galaxy there exists a region of densely populated habitable worlds. It is here your story begins, a place commonly called "the frontier" where people dwell and tales unfold.»Read more

For Robots:
(sorry this is all over the place)

Cost for armor is in terms of "Base BP".

Is "Base BP" the natural BP you have *at the time you purchase the armor*? Or is it just your STR score?

Do robots improve their BP per p.95 when they gain a rank?

If so, does the BP multiplier from armor improve? Or is it better to buy it when you have more BP to multiply?

e.g. I buy civilian enhancements at STRx5 (C) at Rank 0. Then I gain a rank. Is my civilian enhancement giving me 1.5 x STR BP, or is it giving me 1.5 x my current BP (STR + 1D)?»Read more

Given the cost of installed armor for robots (p.132), it doesn't seem as though the intent was for this to be starting gear (like the worn armor on p.22 -- specifically a "suit").

Thoughts?