We created this table for the Alwyn Campaign. The PCs visited the remains of the John M. Ford Minneapolis-St. Paul Interstellar Starport, and I needed a table to make random determinations about the long-abandoned starship relics littering the starport.
This is the Babylon 5 Starport Table, which doubles as a Babylon 5 Crashed Ship Table:
Roll 1D6-1D6.
Result:
- +5 Ranger vessel
- +4 Minbari Federation
- +3 Narn Regime
- +2 Mars republic
- +1 Earthforce
- 0 Earth (commercial/private)
- -1 Former Earth Colony
- -2 Centauri Republic
- -3 Drazi
- -4 Other Interstellar Alliance, League of Nonaligned Worlds (e.g., Brakiri, Gaim, Vree, Pak'ma'ra, Llort)
- -5 Special (e.g., Drakh/other Shadow ally, Technomage, Soul Hunter, First One)
In the case of a -4/-5 result, the GM may determine the specific race or affiliation of the ship, or a player may pay 1 FP and make a declaration.
Crash/Burial Specifics: After the Great Burn, many of the ships at the starport became buried within drumlin-like mounds. Some were completely buried, others were partially buried with the exception of a few fins or antenna-like projections, while a few were almost completely exposed.
The degree of post-crash/burial exposure of a ship is determined by rolling 1DF:
The degree of post-crash/burial exposure of a ship is determined by rolling 1DF:
- Rolling a -1 indicates the ship is completely buried;
- Rolling a blank face indicates the starship is partially buried (i.e., there are some exposed structures and/or tunnels that have been dug to key structures such as an airlock or other access point);
- Rolling a +1 indicates that the ship is almost completely exposed.
Players may pay 1 FP to make a declaration, such that a ship has an open hatch.
There were a lot of cool starship designs in B5.
ReplyDeleteThere sure were!
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