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One of the most popular tools in any starfaring campaign is the starship. Throughout books, comics, movies, and even gaming people love distinctive, original starship designs.

    In Future: 13 Starship Devices players will find 14 new equipment options including:
  • Advanced Surge Burners. No longer does the surge forward maneuver have to be a full-round action.
  • Proximity Sensors. Make more maneuvers with less risk of provoking attacks of opportunity.
  • Solar Storm Generator. This brutal Energy Age weapon will unleash the destructive forces of radiation on your foes.
  • Luxury Accommodations. You're rich and powerful, don't you deserve a starship that shows off your wealth?

For use with the starship rules found in the future SRD.

7 pages. Written by Philip Reed.

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