Taking BASH:Sci-Fi to the Frontier

CuMorrig · Post by **CuMorrig** » Mon Aug 16, 2010 8:43 am

Those powers see alright to me. The really fit the flavor I remember the Dralasites having. (They were my best friends favorite race.)

They don't seem overpowered for their price. However take that with a grain of salt as I've only played the Ultimate edition a couple of times and never the gritter Sci-fi edition.

MrJupiter · Post by **MrJupiter** » Mon Aug 16, 2010 9:38 pm

CuMorrig wrote:Those powers see alright to me. The really fit the flavor I remember the Dralasites having. (They were my best friends favorite race.)

They don't seem overpowered for their price. However take that with a grain of salt as I've only played the Ultimate edition a couple of times and never the gritter Sci-fi edition.

Thanks for the feedback, CuMorrig! I kind of just eyeballed a guess for their cost. Though I always leaned toward playing (though I never got to

) humans I always liked Dralasites the most out of the rest of the core races.

With the extended races I really liked the Osakar (not sure why; except that they look like they are well adapted for pulling themselves through the zero-G corridors of a ship or station).

Evil-Genius · Post by **Evil-Genius** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 2:13 am

Our game group still play Star Frontiers - original rules, not the Zebulon version. There are some bits that don't work too well but you can house round them. It's a fun game and takes me back to my youth whenever the GM dusts it of for a few sessions.

Do you know if those space opera Scenarios are available as pdfs? I'd like to convert them to run in Bash!

CauldronOfEvil · Post by **CauldronOfEvil** » Fri Nov 16, 2012 6:09 pm

MrJupiter wrote:Doing up conversions for the 4 main races is the keystone to delivering a BASHable conversion.

I like it so far - I'd love to see a full-on BASH sourcebook for this!

I wonder if it's legal to publish?