Okay so I have the main book now...

[lastbesthope]

Especially the Babylon Project one when you get it signed by Claudia Christian herself.

Lucky bugger. Best I can claim is my hardback B5Wars Rules Compendium signed by jms and Bruce Graw (he was kinda suprised when I asked him to I've got to admit...).

I have many B5 cast signatures, a complete Command crew's worth in fact. Most of which I got when I met them rather than purchasing autographed stuff.

I also got my B5 RPG 2nd printing Main Book signed by msprange at the Open Day.

LBH

 

[werlynn]

For those who can't afford to scoop up all the books or can't justify the money could some people who have the books post a description of some of the crunchy bits in the season books and race books that might be useful if you don't necessarily need all the setting material? I absolutely do not mean actual stats or anything like that but I'd like more than just "it's got feats and prestige classes and other goodies."

I got the Psi Corps book and thought "WTF? They can reprint Action Block but not the Bloodhounds prestige class or the psi experiments stuff in the Psi Corps book, where that stuff actually belongs?" It really bugged me, especially since I asked in another thread for a list of books that had psionics info and was completely ignored.

I actually think what I am asking for is not only reasonable but would help people decide if they need the books or not.

 

[frobisher]

I got the Psi Corps book and thought "WTF? They can reprint Action Block but not the Bloodhounds prestige class or the psi experiments stuff in the Psi Corps book, where that stuff actually belongs?" It really bugged me, especially since I asked in another thread for a list of books that had psionics info and was completely ignored.

All of the racial supplements have "psionics info". Your request would have been kinda like asking "Which books have rules and background in them?" That's just the nature of the setting.

However, if you want to run an EA centric psionic campaign (ie Psi Corps), then what you need is the EA Fact Book and the Psi Corps supplement.

 

[redlaco]

What Paddy said.

Usually the stats for any 'item' seen in the show appears in the corresponding season sourcebook. So for instance most of what you see in season 1 was statted out in the Corebook. Most of what Mongoose extrapolate appears in the other sourcebooks, depending on the theme. That comes from the chronological division of the subject matter. It was a tough decision but I think it's a good way to do it. It would be great to have an online meta-index, though, so we could find stuff more easily.

And I actually like the fact that they do not reprint everything twice as it would be redundant for one like me who collect them all anyway. Still, I understand and respect your point of view, Werlynn.