Warp Scale (2380)

In 2380, a team of Federation scientists and engineers (including Commander LaForge and Lieutenant Crusher) developed revolutionary new warp field configurations, calculations, and technology which have redefined Warp travel and necessitated a new warp scale. Behind the Scenes The new scale is a more standard exponential equation with no theoretical limit, each warp factor being

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Transporters

Transporters are an amazing technology but not one without risks if used under less than optimal conditions. Pad to Pad is encouraged and the least risky. Site to site should only be used in emergency situations where lives are in peril. (Increased Complication Range). Things only get worse from there. To help mitigate risks in

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Shakedown Cruise

Each ship after construction or refit must undergo some sort of field testing to work out any bugs or defects. The starting complication range depends on the system rating. Larger or more complex systems denoted by a higher rating have more issues that need to be worked out. The complication range decreases by one per

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Duty Uniforms

For some time, Starfleet has seen the need to update the standard duty uniform in use aboard starships and hostile environments. Recent advancements in miniaturization and life support systems have made this possible. The first modification made to the MK II Duty Uniform was to fully integrate the standard issue Starfleet Communicator in addition to

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Casualty Report

Casualties in ship-to-ship combat are a sad reality. This house-rule attempts to help determine the cost in lives when ship-to-ship combat concludes. For each breach a ship sustains, roll a challenge die. Total Result (Including Effects) = Number of crew-members that were injured and need immediate medical attention. Total Number of Effects = Crew-members killed

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