Adding little touches of realism to any game makes players really feel part of the Star Trek Universe. This can include minute details like the
Author: Michael Dismuke
I am a freelance writer for Star Trek Adventures RPG and creator of Gamemasters Comics [https://www.drivethrucomics.com/product/374576/Gamemasters-Graphic-Novel]. I currently am a writer for Continuing Missions, and if the universe goes right, the Fantastic Four movie reboot. (Last part's a joke, though, I wish it wasn't.)
Mission Log Tips: Fleshing Out NPCs
Anyone who had followed my RPG adventures know that I might be the ultimate geek GM. For years, I have played Marvel RPGs. And, after
Replicator Resources: Sound Effects For Your Table
When running your regular game, it’s good to add immersion to your game, finding a way to draw the players in to the 25th Century.
Replicator Resources: OMG! The Master Guide to Department and Positions
OMG! OMG! OMG! OMG! Once in a while, I stumble across a website that makes me so happy the Internet was invented. Most of us
Create the Coolest Avatars for your Star Trek Adventure Games
I love the plentitude of resources I find from scouring the web for my Star Trek Adventures game. In this case, let me introduce you
Need Some Technobabble for your Game?
Here is the scenario. You are playing Star Trek Adventures. Something on the bridge of your ship blows up causing a complication like “main sensors