Commie mutant traitors the lot of you!!!!!!!

I got it on Thursday the 29th July at my local gaming shop.

psyclonejack wrote:Yeah, but couldn't they use any crusade images? Just using images from the Geometry of Shadows, and renderings of ships, got a little thin for me.


PsyJack

If their license is anything like the one AOG had for B5wars they may have to pay extra for Crusade stuff.

Mongoose August wrote:Other than your exhaustive list of ommisions, did you like the book, Zen?

-August

I found the society and history sections to be excellent as was the section on Centauri worlds just one colony missed out Ventari.

6 particle beams tied together.

There seems to be an awful lot of errors or omissions in the section on Spaceships. These are just the glaring ones. Altarin Destroyer: Craft Omitted 6 Fighters 1 Shuttle Balvarin Carrier: Error in number of ships which contradicts the blurb on the Fleet earlier in the book which clearly showed 36 f...

[ The Drazi, Brakiri, Pak’ma’ra and their fellows hold a fascination for Babylon 5 aficionados yet many people cannot even identify one without resorting to guesswork. ] Apart from the big 3 above there are a few others I can put a face to Abbai (the ones with the fins on their heads), Hyach( the dy...

As far as B5 products are concerned "Expect me when you see me!"

I hope they've insured your wrist you seem to be writing most of the B5 stuff thats due to come out in the next few months.

I was a little dispointed in the amount of Minbari ships in the book, and the description of the Torotha doesn't match with previous versions(It's a troop lander not an attack ship), but otherwise I think it's quite good.

The Warlock was an attempt to match the power of the Minbari Sharlin, which if you look at the B5wars stats it is a near match. It is also a replacement for the aging Nova class dreadnoughts which while being very powerful at close quarters are easily taken apart by many cruisers with long range wea...