Just Released: d66 Human Interstellar Merchants

[CyborgPrime]

Humanoid Resources Dept. Vol 2: d66 Human Interstellar Merchants

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36 detailed merchants for use with classic sci-fi RPG's.

Each Merchant is fully detailed with stats, skills, equipment, and even contacts and enemies for Merchants serving 3-5 terms.

*Perfect* for fleshing out your game with random (or selected) NPC's or pre-generated characters for new players or for use at conventions.

*Great* for recruiting new players to the world of sci-fi gaming.

Example Listings:

C75DC7, Crewman, (University, Broker, Free Trader), Ship Shares x3, Ally: Hacker, Contact: Law Enforcement Advocate 1, Broker 1, Carouse 2, Drive(Hovercraft) 1, Electronics(Remote Ops) 2, Engineer(J-Drive) 1, Persuade 1, Science, Seafarer, Steward 1, Streetwise 2, Vacc Suit

369885, Experienced Trader, (University, Merchant Marine x2, Free Trader), Vacc Suit (TL C), Free Trader (TL C), Neural-Comm AVD (TL E), Ship Shares x2, Allies: Planetary Warlord, Alien ThiefAnimals(Handling) 1, Astrogation, Broker 2, Carouse, Drive(Hovercraft) 1, Electronics(Comms) 1, JOT 1, Language(Common) 1, Mechanic 1, Persuade 1, Steward 2, Vacc Suit 1

If you need Merchants for your next mission, a new player at your table, or just like to collect sci-fi personnel, this product is perfect for you.

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[steve98052]

Characters for use as pregenerated player characters would benefit from a service history, particularly the parts of the service history that include making connections with other player characters.

How does the book handle default skills for varying homeworld types?

Those types of details are impractical in a print book, or in a quick lookup table in a PDF book, but they'd be nice to have in a PDF appendix.

 

[CyborgPrime]

The service history is listed, but events aren't detailed - wanted to keep it to a one-page table which limited each entry to 2 lines.

If a player wants to use a character from the list, just substitute other players for their Contacts or Allies.

You can get a new player into the game in the time it takes to copy the info to a character sheet, assign them additional starter gear according to your campaign, and establish at least one existing payer as their Contact or Ally (optional).

 

[steve98052]

In that case, it sounds quite useful. If those details aren't in your ads, you might want to include them.