Amarillo Design Bureau RPG

Everything you ever wanted to know about the Empire of Steel. Government, how the emperor is selected, why there are always three princes, why the empress is not always the wife of the emperor but sometimes his daughter or sister, the military nobility, military academies, the difference between warriors and civilians, the warrior colonies, military ranks and promotion, military awards and decorations, the Knights Paladins (the emperor's personal inspectors and auditors), Klingon religions (you thought that 30 billion Klingons all went to the same church?), the intelligence services that spend most of their time spying on each other, data on dozens of Klingon ships, and much more.

Updated for GURPS 4th Edition. Roleplaying on the final frontier. A self-contained book that works with all G4e books but can also be used as a stand-alone product (so trek fans who never played GURPS will be able to enter the game universe without any other book). Contains sufficient data that GURPS KLINGONS(4e) and GURPS ROMULANS(4e) can be used with either GPD(4e) or with G4e Basic Set. Includes racial templates, character generation, skills, attributes, weapons, technology, starships, etc. Many sections are revised, expanded, and updated since the GPD3e version.

GURPS ROMULANS: Fully compatible with GURPS-4e, this 144-page manual covers every aspect of the Star Empire, including the great houses, the military, politics, industry, religion, politics, planetary surveys, weapons, politics, military ranks and medals, governmental structure, politics, History, culture, politics, Emperors, Praetors, politics, starship data, ground vehicles, politics, intelligence agencies, suppressed races, deck plans for the modular Skyhawk destroyer, and of course politics!

The universe you love comes to the game system you already know! Brilliantly compiled by Jonathan Thompson and masterfully edited by Ken Burnside, PD20 allows you to take the heroic role of a starship captain, a commando, a diplomat, a spy, or a trader flying a shuttle of tribbles from planet to planet.

Prime Directive PD20M is based on d20 Modern rules, which work better for Science Fiction than the dungeon-based V3.5 rules. This game allows characters to be anything, from the Star Fleet crew to the Marines, from Orion Pirates to archaeologists, from a bunch of reserve officers looking to recapture the adventures of their long-lost youth, to a squadron of fighter pilots whose parties are as wild as their dogfights. Or you could be a Prime Team, Star Fleet's elite problem-solving teams that combine the skills of scientists, diplomats, and commandoes. The d20 Modern version of the core rules is designed for use with the WOTC d20 Modern Roleplaying Core Rulebook, which most d20M players already have.

Everything you ever wanted to know about those distant cousins of the Vulcans. The royal family, the role of the praetor, the great houses and how they wheel and deal in the back hallways of the palace, the role of the Intendance Department, intelligence services and praetorian teams, colony planets, the previously-unknown suppressed races along the galactic rim, the development of the cloaking device, and much more.