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For several years I ran Sci-Fi Crossover games
at GenCon using Full Thrust rules. The intent was to get starship
miniatures from your favorite shows and movies all on the table at one
time. Something that would cause people to do a double take as they
walk by and then maybe ask a question or take a picture.
These pages will break out the SSDs for the
ships I used in these games. I spent lots of time finding top views of
the ships and then adding the system icons to make the SSD look
recognizable and cool. The
 combined control sheets used in the games
have been available for download for years, but these pages will break out
the individual ships so they can be more easily combined and used with less effort.
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How To Use These
SSDs
When you want to play a game
using the ships on these pages, copy the Ship Staus Display (SSD)
images for your fleet and paste them on to a Fleet Sheet with a
Fleet Movement Chart on the bottom where you can write your orders, print,
then play.
For your conveniance, three different fleet sheets are
available:
FTFleetSheet1500 - A gif image with the most room for multiple ship
SSDs
FTFleetSheet1080 - A gif image with less room perfect for smaller fleets
FleetSheetFT - A Word
document you can paste the SSDs on as floating images
These SSDs
may
not include Core Systems because the Sci-Fi Crossovers were demo games at
a convention and I did not want a player to loose ships on a very random
roll of a core breach. I wanted the players to stay involved for the
whole game and have fun.
You can add them back in if checking Core
Systems fits your gameplay. Here are two versions you can use,
whichever fits better on how you will print your fleet sheets.
Horizontal Core Systems
Vertical Core Systems
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Notes on the
Conversions
These are my interpretations of
the ships and your interpretations may be different. My
goal was to have the general look and feel of the ships but
still be very playable and close to the base Full Thrust
rules since these were used at a convention with many new
players so complexity was kept low. I did not try and model
every ability or situation that they have used or run into.
Something that showed up on a single episode is not really
in the scope of these games. There are may other peoples
versions on the web and you are free to use these or others,
just have fun and play the game, not the rules. |
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