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An other game from the Babylon 5 universe
The Babylon 5 RPG using Wizards of the Coasts D20 system is set during the events that follow the commissioning of the Babylon 5 station. The main book gives a comprehensive guide to creating characters of most of the primary races seen in the series. There is also a basic guide to the universe and a map of the station itself as well as floor plans...

An other game from the Babylon 5 universe
The Earth Alliance Fact Book was the first supplement released for the B5 RPG. Inside is a concise history of the Earth Alliance, with events from the near future up to and beyond B5's first season. Also detailed is Earthforce, the EA's military arm along with sections on the ships used by Earthforce as well as ground forces. There is al...

An other game from the Paranoia universe
Paranoia in one form or another has been around since the late 1980's and was a novel Role Playing game published by West End Games. The writer of the game was Greg Costikyan, a prolific RPG designer who also had a hand in the writing of the popular off beat Toon game. Paranoia's setting was the Alpha Complex, a deep subterranean undergro...

An other game from the Red Dwarf universe
The Red Dwarf Roleplaying game, published by Deep 7, is a fairly simple RPG system with easy to understand rules. Since players may not want to play the TV characters, there are plenty ideas for creating new characters including variants on the mutated pet which was the origin of the Cat. There are statistics for ships, weapons, e...

An other game from the Firefly universe
The Role Playing game based on the Firefly TV series and Serenity movie. The initial release is a lavish full colour hardback book giving concise information on the Verse. Character bios and universe info will help to pad out some of the rather sparse background information. A list of the psuedo-Chinese language and slang is included in ...

An other game from the Star Trek universe
A spinoff of Star Trek created during the 1970s, SFB was designed to reflect Trek combat as seen in the original series, inside a wargame-like environment. This continued, introducing new races, new weapons, and new ships, until finally its originator company and Paramount came to blows, to some extent. Finally, SFB became an entirely different uni...