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    Starfleet Operations Manual

    Hi, new user here with a question about the Starfleet Operations Manual. I've ordered a copy through Amazon Marketplace, but who knows when it will ship. I'd like to know what additional races, starships, and other character options are in the book, but I haven't been able to find that information anywhere (so if I missed it in a previous thread here, I apologize).

    I'm sitting down tomorrow with my regular play group to create characters for a Starfleet campaign set shortly after the end of Star Trek VI. I'd like to be able to at least let them know what options exist in that book so they can consider them, so could somebody post a simple list of what Alien races are in the book, as well as a list of any Professions/Elite Professions?

    I already have the Player's book and Narrator's book (from right after the game was released), as well as a copy of the Aliens book. SOM and Starships are on order through Amazon Marketplace, and I don't really intend to put the crew up against any creatures, so haven't (yet) bothered with that book.

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    Dude. You're in Utah? Running Star Trek?

    PM me!

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    Dude, you're running Star Trek set in the 23rd century? PM me!!
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    dude! I just figured I'd say dude 'cause everyone else did. Albuquerque's a bit far to commute for a game....

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    Hum . . . Dude . . .

    As to your question the ops books has the following

    New Races:
    Bolians
    Centaurans
    Deltans
    Grazerites
    Regulans
    Tellarites
    Tiburnese
    Zaldans

    New Ships
    Daedalus
    Ranger
    Miranda
    nebula
    Excelsior
    Ambassador
    Steamrunner
    Saber
    Akira
    Sovereign

    Professions
    A&A Officer
    Communications
    Phaser Control Officer


    As you can tell it is worth the money.
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    It's closer to Utah than Amarillo...though you're more than welcome to look me up if you ever feel like a 4-hour drive east. We'll find a way to fit you in for a night if you're up for it.

    As for what's in it, I found this post from the former line developer for the game, which tells you most of what you want to know.
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    Thanks for all the great replies... um... dudes.

    For one thing, the Regulans, IIRC, are another name for the Caitians, and I have a player who wants to play one.

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    Regulans are Caitians, yes. I think you'll enjoy that part.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Don Mappin
    Dude. You're in Utah? Running Star Trek?

    PM me!

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    What he said...
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    That's it. Don, Doug, you gents just need to move out to Monterey.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sea Tyger
    That's it. Don, Doug, you gents just need to move out to Monterey.
    Hey, if that means getting to play Trek, I'm all for it!

    My only opportunities to play in the past 15 years have been with Doug, and some of those have been "brief." Clearly I need to run a game. ("If you run it, they will come.")
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    Quote Originally Posted by PGoodman13
    As for what's in it, I found this post from the former line developer for the game, which tells you most of what you want to know.
    Be warned, the ship stats are pre-"Starships" and are really cobbled together. They don't stand up to much scrutiny.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sea Tyger
    That's it. Don, Doug, you gents just need to move out to Monterey.
    Tempting, ST, believe me. But proximity to my six-year-old son would prompt me to maintain my residence here in the State of Confusion...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Don Mappin
    My only opportunities to play in the past 15 years have been with Doug, and some of those have been "brief."[/i]
    You guys played for a while in the <i>Gallant</i> game before I joined up, didn't you?

    Clearly I need to run a game. ("If you run it, they will come.")
    If it's on a day I'm not gaming or have other commitments (say... Wednesdays after 6:30 or so...) I'd be there in a heartbeat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Don Mappin
    Be warned, the ship stats are pre-"Starships" and are really cobbled together. They don't stand up to much scrutiny.
    You know, I've been meaning to try fixing those ships. Just have to set the time aside, I guess.
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