Star Fleet Battles Commander's Rulebook Volume Ii

Sample file STAR FLEET BATTLES COMMANDER'S RULEBOOK VOLUME II

Sample file ANNEX #1 STAR FLEET COMMANDER'S EDITION INDEX VOLUME I, VOLUME II. SUPPLEMENT #1

Abbreviations, Annex #5 Disruptors, E3.0 Laser, Q3.1 Reversing direction, C3.5 Acceleration, C2.2 Docking, C1 3.0 Leaky Shields, D3.6 Romulan ships, R4.0 ADD, see anti-drones Dogfight Drones, FD2.5 Legendary Officers, G22.0 Rotation (via tractor), G7.7 Administrative shuttles, J2.0 Dogfighting, J7.0 Life Support, B3.3 Rules organization, A3.1 Aegis fire control, D13.0 Drones, FDO.O Loaning EW points, D6.392 Satellite ships, G19.0 Aerodynamic landing system, ECM drones, FD9.0 Lock-on, D6.11 Saucers, G12.12 P2.433 Multi-Warhead, FD8.0 Marines, see boarding parties Scanners, D6.2 Amarillo Design Bureau, Z9.0 Probe drones, FD6.0 Maulers, E8.0 Scatter packs, FD7.0 Andromedans, R10.0 Scatter-Pack FD7.0 Mines, MO.O Scale, A 3.4 Annexes, A 3.16 ECCM, D6.3 Minesweeping shuttles, R1.92 Scenarios, SO.O Anti-drones, E5.0 ECM, D6.3 Miniatures, A1.2, R0.5, WO O Scout Functions, G24.0 Anti-matter bombs, G5.3 ECM drones, FD9.0 Mini-Campaigns, TO.O Scrambler, FD5.35 Armor, D4.1 2 Electronic Warfare, D6.3 Minimum crew, G9.8 Security, G6.0 Asteroids, P3.0 Electronic Warfare Pods, J4.9 Modified Victory Conditions, Seeking Weapons, FO.O ATG, FD5.2 Emergency Bridge, G2.1 S2.2 Self Destruction, D5.0 Atomic missiles, Q3.2 Emergency Damage Repair, Modifying Ships, S3.3 Sensors, D6.1 Atmosphere, P2.5 D14.0 Monster close-in defense Separation, ship, G12.0 Attack shuttles, see fighters Emergency Deceleration, C8.0 system, E6.0 Sequence of Play, B2.0 Auxiliary control, G2.1 Emergency Life Support, Monsters, see SM scenarios Shields, D3.0 Auxiliary power reactors, H4.0 B3.1 (7) Moons, P2.23 Dropping, D3.5 Background, A3.3 Energizing phasers, E2.3 Movement, CO.O Reinforcing, D3.34 Base Stations, R1.3 Energy Allocation, B3.0 Energy Cost of, C2.0 Shield class, see size class Bases on planets, P2.7 Energy Module, G20.0 Multi-warhead drones, FD8.0 Ships, RO.O Basic Point Value, S2.1 Engines, H2, H3 Multi-role shuttles, R1.93 Sideslip, C4.0 Batteries, H5.0 Enveloping Plasma Torpedo, Mutiny, G6.0 Size class, R0.6 Battle Damage: Code Red, FP5.0 Narrow Salvos, E1.6 Shuttlecraft, JO.O D4.6 Erratic maneuvering, C10.0 Nebula, P6.0 Speed, C2.0 Battle Stations, R1.2 Excess Damage, D4.4 Negative Tractor Beam, Speed, changing in Black Hole, P4.0 Expanding Sphere Generator, G7.41C mid-turn C1 2 Boarding parties, D7.0 G23.0 Nexus Magazine, Z5.0 Stacking, C 1.6 Booms, G1 2.11 Facing, C1.2 Nimble Ships, C11.0 Standard Victory Conditions, Booster Packs, see Fast patrol ships, KO.O Non-violent combat, D6.4 S2.2 Warp Booster Packs General operations, K1.0 Nuclear Space Mines, M 2.0 Starbases, R1.1 Breakdown, C6.5 Tenders, K2.0 Orion Pirate ships, R8.0 Star Fleet Defense Game, Bridge, G2.1 Variants, R1.80 Orion Pirate special rules, U3.0 Cadet's Game, A4.0 Federation ships, R2.0 G15.0 Star Fleet Universe, Z5.0 Campaign Games, UO.O Fighters, J4.0 P/F, see fast patrol ships Starletter, Z5.0 Captain's Game, U2.0 Fire Control, D6.0 Phasers, E2.0 Starline 2200, see Miniatures Capturing a ship, Firing Arcs, D2.0 Phaser capacitors, H6.0 Stasis field generators, G16.0 D7.5, G7.41 Flag Bridge, G 2 .1 Photon torpedoes, E4.0 Storage (drone), J4.7 Carrier Operations, J4.6 Fractional Accounting, B3.2 Pilot quality, J6.0 Sub-light Game, QO.O Catastrophic damage, D5.6 Fractions, rounding A3.5Sample Planets, file P2.0 Swivel mounts, Chaff, D1 1.0 Free Movement, C1.31 Plasma Shotgun, FP7.0 FP3.2, D2.34 Chain Reactions, D12.0 Freighters, R1.5, R1.6 Plasma Torpedoes, FPO.O Tactical maneuvers, C5.0 Cloaking Device, G13.0 Fusion Beams, E7.0 Plasmatic pulsar device, E11.0 Tactics, Z2.0 Collateral Damage, J3.31 Gas Giants, P2.22 Plotting movement, C1.3 Task Force Games, Z6.0 Combat, DO.O Gatling phasers, E2.15 Pods (and tugs) G14.0 Tholian Ships, R7.0 Computers, G 11.0 Gorn Ships, R6.0 Point defense drones, Towing, G7.32 Control Systems, G2.0 Gravity landing system, see anti-drones Tractor Beams, G7.0 Controller, C1.44 P2.432 Positron flywheel, C9.0 Tractor Repulsor Beams, E9.0 Crash Landings, P2.431 Ground Combat Module, Power Absorbers, D10.0 Transporters, G8.0 Credits, Z4.0, Z8.0 D15.0 Power systems, HO.O Transporter bombs, M3.0 Crew Quality, G21.0 Guards, D7.83 Probes, G5.0 Tugs and pods, G14.0 Crew Units, G9.0 Hangar Bay modules, R1.4 Probe Drones, FD6.0 Tumbling, C6.55 Crippled, S2.4 Hellbores, E10.0 Proximity fuse, E4.3 Turning, C3.0 Critical hits, D8.0 High Energy turns, C6.0 Pseudo-fighters, incorrect Turn Modes, C3.2 Damage Allocation, D4.0 Hit and Run raids, D7.8 designation for Ubitron Interface Module, Damage Control, D9.0 Hull, G3.0 "fa st patrol ships" D6.5 Continuous repair, D9.7 Hydrans, R9.0 Pseudo-plasma, FD6.0 Uncontrolled, G2.2 Dash Packs, see Fighters, reloading J4.83 Pseudo-pod, G14.6 Undermanned, G9.41 Warp Booster Pods Impulse engines, H3.0 Pulling enemy shuttle Variable Pulsar, P5.0 Deadman Switch, M5.35 Impulse (part of a turn) into bay, G7.8 Victory, S2.0 Deceleration due to damage, B2.3 Pulsar, P5.0 Warp Booster Packs, J5.0 C2.3 Interstellar Concordium, Pursuit plotting, C1.322 Warp Engines, H2.0 Deck Crews, J4.81 R13.0 Q-ships, R1.7 Weapons Status, S4.0 DERFACS, E3.62 Jump racks, FD3.6 Quick Reverse, C3.6 Web, Tholian, G10.0 Designer's Notes, Z1.0 Klingon ships, R3.0 Range, D1.4 pulling a ship out Direct Fire weapons, EO.O Kzinti ships, R5.0 Ready Rack, J4.822 of, G10.56 Disengagement, C7.0 Lab, G4.0 Repair, G17.0 Web Caster, E12.0 Displacement Device, G18.0 Landing on planets, P2.4 Reserve power, H7.0 Wild Weasels, J3.0 Winning, How to, S2.0

COMMANDER'S STAR FLEET BATTLES- VOLUME II 1984 SVC/ADB REV. 0 Minefields are included, along with a complete range of mines and minesweepers. NOTICE TO PLAYERS Scouts and Aegis-equipped escorts complete the electronic CONCERNING THIS VOLUME warfare picture begun in Volume I. The game has been personalized considerably with the addi tion of the Legendary Officer, crew quality, and pilot quality rules. This is Volume II of Commander's Star Fleet Battles. If you Many scenarios, representing new challenges and situations, do not have the Commander's Edition of Star Fleet Battles (which have been added. is not necessarily marked "Volume I," but is the 96-page 8x11" rulebook marked "Commander's Rulebook") this volume will be of little use to you. You must have the Commander's Rulebook to use this material. (Z7.2) A YEAR GONE BY This rulebook is designed to be cut apart and integrated (i.e. When Volume I was released, all of us assumed that Volume shuffled) into the first volume. For example, pages 5-8 of this II would following within, at most, a few months. No one knew rulebook (section C) should be placed between pages 14 and 15 that it would take an entire year, and no one wanted it to take of Volume I. that long. The turmoil of the market place, and the sheer amount The pages of both volumes are numbered 1 -96 for ease of of work involved, stretched the schedule from one Origins Con production and as a check against missing pages; make sure your vention to the next. This has ultimately worked in your favor,' copy is complete before you disassemble it. The page numbers however, as the product is better for the time spent working on it. will become irrelevant after the integration is complete. Some pages from Volume I are replaced by pages in this volume. Players should remove and discard the MASTER SHIP (Z7.3) HOW THINGS HAVE CHANGED CHART from Volume I and the MASTER FIGHTER CHART from Players familiar with Expansions 1, 2, and 3 (published over Supplement #1; they are replaced in Volume II. Additionally, pages the last four years) should study these rules carefully before get 1, 2, 25, 26, 71, 72, 73, 74, 95, and 96 are replaced by pages ting involved in serious competitive gaming. All of the rules have from Volume II; the Volume I pages should be discarded. Check been completely re-written. Many loopholes have been closed, carefully as you integrated the two volumes to make sure you misunderstandings clarified, and changes made. A few of the more do not discard needed pages. significant ones are listed here. Docking (C13) should be much more easily understood now that they have been completely written as a separate section, rather than buried in several different sections. Hellbores (E10) can now fire (at reduced effect) against a single facing shield. IF YOU PURCHASED THE BOXED EDITION OF VOLUME П you ECM drones (FD9) have considerably different capabilities. should find enclosed a 32-page booklet of SSD sheets and three The Andromedan displacement device (G18) has been different sheets of 108 counters each. If any parts are missing revised. or defective, contact Task Force Games at the address below. The scout rules (G24) have been totally revamped and deserve Please note that Task Force Games and Amarillo Design Bureau careful study. are separate companies and have separate addresses. Rules for arming fighters have been corrected and completed. Disruptor-armed fighters have been provided for an extra punch. The rules on arming and servicing fighters have (at last) been clearly defined. The Hydran Stinger has been given a long- range weapon. Many fighters have been adjusted or slightly changed. (Z7.0) DESIGNER'S NOTES Several of the captor mines have been revised. FOR VOLUME II The firing rates for Gom and Romulan PFs have been changed. Л/lost of the Annexes and the MASTER SHIP CHART have minor changes. Just as the boxed Designer's Edition of SFB becameSample the basis file for Volume I of the Commander's Edition, the three SFB expan sions became the basis for Volume II of the Commander's Edi tion. As such, the designer's notes for this product must include (Z7.4) A FINAL DESIGNER'S NOTE not only what has gone into this product and why, but also how Once again, I must express my gratitute to the Committee, those rules were changed in moving to the Commander's Format. who worked tirelessly and without reward to make this volume These rules supersede and replace SFB Expansions 1, 2, and as complete as possible. Special recognition must go to Felix Hack, 3, which are now considered void. who single-handedly made more than 1,000 changes and correc tions to the draft manuscript of this volume. The other members (Z7.1) W HAT IS HERE AND W HY made 1,000 more. If something is missing, blame me. But if there This Volume includes many important rules sections, which is a rule which you understand fully, which is complete and leaves add much to the game. no questions open, stop for a moment and thank the Committee Four new races have been added. The Andromedans are a for doing well that which all too often is taken for granted. challenging menace, and their technology is appropriately alien. Changes and revisions to the rules of Star Fleet Battles are The Hydrans and Lyrans establish the balance of power on the based on three things: input from players suggesting new rules; Federation's western frontier. The W YN star cluster is the first requests from players for changes or expansions of the rules; and of what may be several "one-hex" races. the internal consistency of the game universe. What has been add The existing fleets have been brought into balance. All ma ed has been, by and large, what you (the players) wanted to see. jor fleets now have a full range of ship classes. The Goms, for What has been revised has been, by and large, what you wanted example, were at a considerable disadvantage in Volume I because revised. Your comments and suggestions are the life-blood of Star they lacked a dreadnought. The new ship classes that have been Fleet Battles, a game that by definition can never be finished, but added are themselves significant. also can never die. A full range of carriers has now been provided (more are in Supplement #1), along with an assortment of fighters. Fast Patrol Ships (sometimes incorrectly called pseudo- fighters) are included to provide the expendable attrition units of fleet combat. Considering the two-year construction time for star Stephen V. Cole, Professional Engineer, Designer of SFB ships, any significant amount of combat along a border would bankrupt both races within weeks. The quickly-built and cheap PFs provide units that can be committed to decisive combat without fear of bankruptcy.

(Z8.1) CREDITS FOR THE ORIGINAL EXPANSIONS S t a r Fleet Battles V olu m e II was created by Amarillo Design The vast majority of Star Fleet Battles has been designed by Bureau and published by Task Force Games, 1110 N . Fillmore, Stephen V. Cole and developed by the Committee. Many people, Amarillo, Texas 79107 (telephone 806-376-6229). Dealer in however, have contributed ships, scenarios, and rules that were quiries are welcome. Hobby and Game stores, please write on your included in the original expansions or added to Volume II as new letterhead and ask for a list of qualified wholesalers, or call Task material, and these people are listed here. Anything not other Force and ask for a salesman from one of the wholesalers to call wise listed as designed by Stephen V. Cole and developed by the on you. Task Force products are available to individuals in retail Committee. stores and from several direct mail companies. Products are not directly available to stores or individuals from Task Force Games; Darryl Bing: Mind Monster (scenario). please do not order from TFG. If your store does not carry Task Craig L. Carey: Romulan Warhawk. Force Games products, send us his name and address and we'll Graeme Cree: Gom destroyer, heavy destroyer, scout, have our wholesalers contact him. minesweeper; Cutlass Episode (scenario), enveloping plasma Questions, comments, suggestions, new ships or scenarios, torpedo. fiction, and other expansion material for the S t a r F l e e t U n iv e r s e Jim Curtis: Lyran Background, Lion, Wildcat, Tiger, Panther, should be sent only to: Leopard, Cheetah; ESG. Patrick Dignam: Scatter-pack shuttles. John W. Drye: Kzinti CVL, CVE. Amarillo Design Bureau Ken Kaufman: Romulan SparrowHawk, SkyHawk; Changing Post Office Box 8759 speed in mid-turn, emergency damage repair. Amarillo, Texas 79114 Richard Kerr: Orion Slaver. Richard Kerr & John Gyori: Kzinti tug. 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AO.O GENERAL RULES D12.0 CHAIN REACTIONS AND G21.0 CREW QUALITY A 1.0 INTRODUCTION INTERNAL EXPLOSIONS G22.0 LEGENDARY OFFICERS A2.0 GENERAL COURSE OF PLAY D13.0 AEGIS FIRE CONTROL G23.0 EXPANDING SPHERE A3.0 GENERAL INFORMATION D14.0 EMERGENCY DAMAGE REPAIR GENERATORS A3.1 RULES ORGANIZATION D15.0 GROUND COMBAT MODULE (CL G24.0 SCOUT FUNCTIONS______A3.2 GAME EQUIPMENT #3)______HO.O POWER SYSTEMS A3.3 BACKGROUND EO.O DIRECT FIRE WEAPONS H1.0 GENERAL RULES A3.4 SCALE E1.0 GENERAL RULES H2.0 WARP ENGINES A4.0 CADET'S GAME______E2.0 PHASERS H3.0 IMPULSE ENGINES BO.O HOW TO PLAY E3.0 DISRUPTOR BOLTS H4.0 AUXILIARY POWER REACTORS В 1.0 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS E4.0 PHOTON TORPEDOES H5.0 BATTERIES B2.0 SEQUENCE OF PLAY E5.0 ANTI-DRONES H6.0 PHASER CAPACITORS B3.0 ENERGY ALLOCATION______E6.0 MONSTER CLOSE-IN DEFENSE H7.0 RESERVE POWER SYSTEM I0.0 (This letter is not used.)______CO.O MOVEMENT E7.0 FUSION BEAMS C1.0 GENERAL RULES E8.0 MAULERS JO.O SHUTTLECRAFT C1.1 PROCEDURE E9.0 TRACTOR-REPULSOR BEAMS J1.0 GENERAL RULES C1.2 FACING E l0.0 HELLBORE CANNONS J2.0 ADMINISTRATIVE SHUTTLES C1.3 PLOTTING E11.0 PLASMATIC PULSAR (Vol III) J3.0 WILD WEASELS С 1.31 FREE MOVEMENT El 2.0 WEB CASTER (Vol III)______J4.0 FIGHTERS C1.32 PRE-PLOTTED MOVEMENT J5.0 WARP BOOSTER PACKS C1.4 PERFORMING MOVEMENT FO.O SEEKING WEAPONS J6.0 PILOT QUALITY C1.5 ADDITIONAL MOVEMENT F1.0 GENERAL RULES J7.0 DOGFIGHTING (Sup #1)______CHARTS F2.0 SEEKING WEAPON MOVEMENT F3.0 DIRECT-FIRE DRONES (Sup #1) KO.O FAST PATROL SHIPS C2.0 ENERGY COST OF MOVEMENT К 1.0 GENERAL OPERATING C2.1 GENERAL PROCEDURE FDO.O DRONES CONDITIONS C2.2 ACCELERATION FD1.0 GENERAL RULES K2.0 PF TENDER OPERATIONS C3.0 TURNING AND TURN MODES FD2.0 TYPES OF DRONES C3.1 TURNING FD3.0 TYPES OF DRONE RACKS LO.O (This letter is not used.)______C3.2 DEFINITION OF TURN MODE FD4.0 FIRING RATES MO.O MINE WARFARE C3.3 ASSIGNMENT OF TURN MODES FD5.0 METHODS OF CONTROL M1.0 GENERAL RULES C3.4 RESTRICTIONS OF TURN MODES FD6.0 PROBE DRONES М2.0 ROMULAN SPACE MINES C3.5 REVERSING DIRECTION FD7.0 SCATTER-PACK SHUTTLES МЗ.О TRANSPORTER BOMBS C3.6 QUICK REVERSE FD8.0 MULTI-WARHEAD DRONES M4.0 MINE TYPES AND SIZES C3.7 BASE ROTATION FD9.0 ECM DRONES______M5.0 TYPES OF CONTROL SYSTEMS C4.0 SIDESLIP FPO.O PLASMA TORPEDOES M6.0 MINEFIELDS C5.0 TACTICAL MANEUVERS FP1.0 GENERAL RULES M7.0 DETECTING MINES C6.0 HIGH ENERGY TURNS FP2.0 TYPES OF PLASMA TORPEDOES M8.0 MINESWEEPING C6.5 BREAKDOWN FP3.0 FIRING ARCS AND LAUNCHERS M9.0 MINELAYING C7.0 DISENGAGEMENT FP4.0 PLASMA TORPEDO GUIDANCE N0.0 RULES IN NEXUS MAGAZINE C7.1 DISENGAGEMENT BY FP5.0 ENVELOPING PLASMA NAO.O PLAY-BY-MAIL SYSTEM______ACCELERATION TORPEDOES 00.0 (This letter is not used.)______C7.2 DISENGAGEMENT BY FP6.0 PSEUDO-PLASMA TORPEDOES SEPARATION FP7.0 PLASMA SHOTGUN______PO.O PLANETS, ASTEROIDS, AND C7.3 DISENGAGEMENT BY SUB-LIGHT OTHER NAVIGATIONAL HAZARDS EVASION GO.O SampleSHIP'S SYSTEMS file P1.0 GENERAL RULES C7.4 AUTOMATIC DISENGAGEMENT G1.0 GENERAL RULES P2.0 PLANETS C8.0 EMERGENCY DECELERATION G2.0 CONTROL SYSTEMS P2.1 GENERAL RULES C9.0 POSITRON FLYWHEEL G3.0 HULL P2.2 TYPES OF PLANETS C10.0 ERRATIC MANEUVERING G4.0 LAB P2.21 CLASS M C11.0 NIMBLE SHIPS G5.0 PROBES P2.22 GAS GIANTS C12.0 CHANGING SPEED IN MID-TURN G6.0 SECURITY STATIONS AND P2.23 SMALL MOONS С 13.0 DOCKING______KLINGON MUTINY P2.3 EFFECTS OF PLANETS ON G7.0 TRACTOR BEAMS DO.O COMBAT COMBAT G8.0 TRANSPORTERS P2.4 LANDING ON PLANETS D1.0 GENERAL RULES G9.0 CREW UNITS D2.0 FIRING ARCS P2.5 EFFECTS OF ATMOSPHERE ON G10.0 THE THOLIAN WEB DEVICE COMBAT D3.0 SHIELDS G11.0 SUPER-INTELLIGENT D4.0 DAMAGE ALLOCATION P2.6 STRUCTURE OF PLANETS AND COMPUTERS ATMOSPHERES D5.0 SELF-DESTRUCTION G12.0 SHIP SEPARATION D6.0 FIRE CONTROL SYSTEMS P3.0 ASTEROIDS G13.0 CLOAKING DEVICES P4.0 BLACK HOLE D6.1 SENSORS G14.0 TUGS AND PODS D6.2 SCANNERS P5.0 VARIABLE PULSAR G15.0 ORION PIRATES SPECIAL RULES P6.0 NEBULA D6.3 ELECTRONIC WARFARE G16.0 STASIS FIELD GENERATORS D6.4 NON-VIOLENT COMBAT P7.0 WYN RADIATION ZONE G17.0 REPAIR SYSTEMS P8.0 STANDARD ORBITS (CL #2) D6.5 UBITRON INTERFACE MODULES G18.0 ANDROMEDAN DISPLACEMENT D7.0 SPACE MARINE BOARDING DEVICE PARTIES G19.0 ANDROMEDAN SATELLITE D8.0 CRITICAL HITS SHIPS D9.0 DAMAGE CONTROL G20.0 ANDROMEDAN ENERGY D10.0 POWER ABSORBER PANELS MODULE D11.0 CHAFF

COMMANDER'S STAR FLEET BA T T L E S - VOLUME // © 1984 SVC/ADB REV. 0 3 QO.O SUB-LIGHT GAME Q1.0 GENERAL RULES SHO.O HISTORICAL SCENARIOS WQ.O MINIATURES RULES Q2.0 MOVEMENT SH1.0 SABOTAGE! W1.0 GENERAL MINIATURES RULES Q3.0 COMBAT SH2.0 THE SURPRISE REVERSED W2.0 MINIATURES MOVEMENT RULES Q3.1 LASERS SH3.0 THE COMING OF THE METEOR W3.0 MINIATURES COMBAT RULES Q3.2 ATOMIC MISSILES SH4.0 CRUISE DRONES W4.0 SMALL SHIPS______Q3.3 ELECTRONIC WARFARE SH5.0 ATTACK SHUTTLE GROUP #26 XO.O UP RATED TECHNOLOGY Q3.4 SPECIAL DAMAGE RULES SH6.0 ASSAULT ON THE HOLDFAST _____ (Supplement #2)______Q3.5 DAMAGE ALLOCATION SH7.0 RESCUE THE HOSTAGES Q4.0 SYSTEMS AVAILABLE SH8.0 THE TROJAN SHUTTLE _____YO.O (This letter is not used)_____ Q5.0 OTHER SUB-LIGHT RULES SH9.0 TOMCAT TERROR VS Z0.0 NOTES, PUBUSHER'S QRO.O SUB-LIGHT SHIPS GUNBOAT DIPLOMACY INFORMATION QR1.0 GENERAL SH10.0 THE CUTLASS EPISODE Z1.0 DESIGNER'S NOTES QR2.0 FEDERATION SH11.0 OPERATION CAVALRY Z2.0 ADVICE ON TACTICS QR3.0 KLINGON SHI2.0 TOMCATS OVER LEEBYAHH Z3.0 NOTICE TO NEW PLAYERS OF QR4.0 ROMULANS SH13.0 INCIDENT ON THE WYN SIMULATION GAMES QR5.0 KZINTI BORDER Z4.0 DESIGN CREDITS QR6.0 GORN______SH14.0 FI-CON FIASCO Z5.0 THE STAR FLEET UNIVERSE SH15.0 THE TROJAN SHUTTLE II Z6.0 COPYRIGHT AND PUBLISHER'S RO.O RACES, BACKGROUND, AND SH16.0 THE WYN AND THE LION NFORMATION - VOLUME I STARSHIP DATA SH17.0 THE PLEIADES TURKEY Z7.0 DESIGNER'S NOTES VOLUME II R1.0 GENERAL SHOOT (Supplement #1)______Z8.0 DESIGN CREDITS FOR VOLUME II R2.0 UNITED FEDERATION OF SMO.O MONSTER SCENARIOS Z9.0 COPYRIGHT AND PUBLISHER'S PLANETS INFORMATION - VOLUME II R3.0 THE KLINGON EMPIRE SM1.0 THE PLANET CRUSHER R4.0 THE ROMULAN STAR EMPIRE SM2.0 THE SPACE AMOEBA R5.0 THE KZINTI HEGEMONY SM3.0 THE MORAY EEL OF SPACE R6.0 THE GORN CONFEDERATION SM4.0 THE COSMIC CLOUD R7.0 THE THOLIAN HOLDFAST SM5.0 THE SUNSNAKE R8.0 THE ORION PIRATES SM6.0 THE MIND MONSTER R9.0 THE HYDRAN KINGDOM SM7.0 SPACE DRAGON______R10.0 THE ANDROMEDANS SNO.O SCENARIOS IN NEXUS R11.0 THE LYRAN EMPIRE MAGAZINE R12.0 THE WYN STAR CLUSTER SN1.0 THE TIME WARP (Nexus #1) R13.0 THE INTERSTELLAR SN2.0 THE STASIS BOX (Nexus #2) CONCORDIUM (Vol III)______SN3.0 WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING 50.0 SCENARIOS (Nexus #3) 51.0 GENERAL RULES SN4.0 ASSAULT ON A STARBASE 52.0 VICTORY CONDITIONS (Nexus #4) 53.0 PLAY BALANCE SN5.0 DESTRUCTION OF THE 54.0 WEAPONS ARMED STATUS WOLFPACK (Nexus #4) 55.0 LOCAL CONDITIONS______SN6.0 BORDER INCIDENT (Nexus #5) SN7.0 A STONE'S THROW (Nexus #7) SGO.O GENERAL SCENARIOS SN8.0 PATROL PART I (Nexus #8) SG1.0 THE DUEL SN9.0 PATROL PART II (Nexus #8) SG2.0 FLEET ACTION SN10.0 ARES IS DOWN! (Nexus #8) SG3.0 BASE DEFENSE Sample file SG4.0 BASIC PIRACY TO.O MINI-CAMPAIGNS SG5.0 DUEL WITH A PIRATE T1.0 MINI-CAMPAIGN GENERAL RULES SG6.0 PURSUIT INTO THE ASTEROIDS T2.0 ECONOMY OF FORCE SG7.0 THE PIRATES GO FOR BIG T3.0 THE LONE GRAY WOLF GAME T4.0 PIRACY PATROL SG8.0 ASSAULT ON A STARBASE T5.0 CARRIER DUEL______SG9.0 A VERY SPECIAL ALLY UO.O CAMPAIGN GAMES SG10.0 VISITOR FROM ANDROMEDA U1.0 GENERAL RULES SG11.0 THE FIRST OF ITS KIND U2.0 THE CAPTAIN'S GAME S G I2.0 FLEET REPAIR DOCK U3.0 STAR FLEET DEFENSE GAME SG13.0 CARRIER STRIKE U4.0 CARRIER GROUP CAMPAIGN SGI4.0 FAST PATROL FLOTILLA U5.0 ADMIRAL KOSNETT'S WAR SG15.0 THE INTERRUPTED VO.O OPERATIONAL MOVEMENT MINESWEEPER SYSTEM SG16.0 FAST PATROL PICKUP (Future development) SG17.0 PROBING THE W YN CLUSTER SG18.0 LOCAL DEFENSE (Sup #1) SG19.0 CONVOY ESCORT (Sup #1) SG20.0 SINK THE FRD (Sup #1) SG21.0 FIGHTER SWEEP (Sup #1)