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You're right - when it came to Thrakhath's sister Zu'kara (and yeah, that's what they named her), they didn't bother with it. They also made her pink for some reason. Maybe she was just going through a My Little Pony phase or something...

Oh good. I was hoping I wouldn't have to be the first one to say anything on the subject... On the matter of the tail - I'd have to go back and look at the cutscenes, but I don't recall seeing them much past WC2 and its expansions. You might be on to something.

Have y'all tried looking for Origin's memorial at the Wayback Machine? Guessing you have; worth a try if not. I'd try myself except I don't know the old address.

I chalked up the difference in the way Melek looks between III and IV to the social situation of the Kilrathi - I mean, everything goes to crap for them awful damn fast and after ten years Melek's lucky to still be alive - I imagine his own people would've been pissed off enough to try to kill...

Let me go back through the thread - I'd like to help with the analysis if I can, but first I need to review what data you already have. Are you tracking all the stats of everything with a spreadsheet of any kind?

You might be thinking Battlefleet Gothic, specifically the table for weapons batteries on page 21 of the rules.

Spin, y'all...I knew there was some aspect of it I was forgetting. Keep a slow to moderate roll going as you close in. Crap, I sound like the redneck version of Peppy Hare here. "Do a barrel roll, y'all!!"

The torpedo runs weren't impossible, you just had to dodge around a bit; flak in Armada was killer, so the tried and tested method of coming to a dead stop to lock on was what got you killed. They certainly were easier to pull off in the Gladius/Kor'larh than the Banshee/Goran. What always kinda...

That may be true, but at the time I thought it was a load of horseshit. You know, like when people announce the coming second season of Firefly. Sounds like I wasn't the only person who thought that...

Well, you can run across the Enterprise in the original Starflight...

Yeah, it does... https://cdn.wcnews.com/newestshots/full/wc1hornetblueprint.gif

Aw dang, I knew it!!

The Dioscuri come to mind, though they were kinda tricked into it IIRC.

I'm forced to wonder if any of this is my fault. My Wing Commander RPG that I did a few years back was basically the same system as my Starflight RPG that I did a few years earlier. Tweaked a few things (inverted the core mechanic primarily) and changed the setting (obviously) but there are bits...

Let's not forget a Double Helix pseudopod.... 😈😈😈

It'd be neat to see the spider-cracks in the glass forming. Don't know if that's something you'd want to do or not.

I have a copy of this guide. Didn't realize it was rare but it doesn't surprise me; it's not that great of a guide...

No. At least, you're not alone in that assessment from what I understand. I'm apathetic towards the whole thing myself.

You might consider tarot size - 2.75" x 4.75". I've recently learned that they make card sleeves that large; opens up the whole "stick an overlay on top of a card and shove it into a sleeve" ability when you're working on the prototype. If you object to using tarot for the backing, you probably...

In general they match the way the radar units physically look in the Software Booth at all sector Ship Dealers.