Very nice maps for any sci fi game. I use foundry and the ease of set up with walls and teleports (monk's active tiles and moving from one level to another) was super easy. Because of the ease in which these went into my VTT, I baught the others too (they were all easy to set up too).

Like Volume 1, 2 and 3, this list is incomplete, 30 of the 36 problems are missing the DM effect or explanation of impact on not repairing. Which I consider key function of the list (otherwise why fix it if no impact). The whole point of a list like this is to save time for the referee. In the description it says:

• Includes suggested role-playing effects! *

With the large majority missing the effects I consider this list incomplete. Worst of 4 volumes reviewed so far.

The print formatting and layout is poor pushing too close to edge. Instructions should be moved to another page and the table itself alone on a page. This will give the room to better format the page. Also it will give way for the GM/referee to just print the table.

Unlike volume 1, I was able to cut and paste the list into a word possessor and fix the list. This is good news as print formatting of the PDF was awful. EDIT: Printing at 90% size helps with the cutting off of text.

There is a few good ideas in the list though.

However, I do not recommend this product.

I hope CyborgPrime Publishing will update these lists into a complete product.

Like Volume 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, this list is incomplete, some of the 36 problems are missing the DM effect or explanation of impact on not repairing. Which I consider key function of the list (otherwise why fix it if no impact). The whole point of a list like this is to save time for the referee. In the description it says:

Includes suggested role-playing effects!

The print formatting and layout is poor pushing too close to edge. Instructions should be moved to another page and the table itself alone on a page. That way the GM/referee can just print the table.

This is the best of the 5 other volumes reviewed so far. I do recommend this product and the only one of the set of 6 that is passable.

I hope CyborgPrime Publishing will update these lists into complete products.

Like Volume 1 and 2, this list is incomplete, 10 of the 36 problems are missing the DM effect or explanation of impact on not repairing. Which I consider key function of the list (otherwise why fix it if no impact). The whole point of a list like this is to save time for the referee.

The author uses anatomy terms to describe directional locations on the ship mixed with nautical terms mixed with general English terms and repeating, confusing. Example: Dorsal aft secondary Jump-drive power link – meaning a back back secondary Jump-drive power link, confusing. Also used was port and starboard, why not stick with one set of directional terms. Like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ship_directions

I thought I could cut and paste the list into a word possessor and fix the list but that was disabled in the PDF. Even the print formatting was awful, all this making it document unusable.

There is a few good ideas in the list though.

However, I do not recommend this product.

Like Volume 1 this list is incomplete, 17 of the 36 problems are missing the DM effect or explanation of impact on not repairing (Which I consider key function of the list). The whole point of a list like this is to save time for the referee.

The author uses anatomy terms to describe directional locations on the ship mixed with nautical terms mixed with general English terms and repeating, confusing. Example: Dorsal forward secondary normal space flight controls– meaning a back front secondary normal space flight controls, confusing. Also used was port and starboard, why not stick with one set of directional terms. Like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ship_directions

Unlike volume 1, I was able to cut and paste the list into a word possessor and fix the list. This is good news as print formatting of the PDF was awful. Again, The whole point of a list like this is to save time for the referee.

There is a few good ideas in the list though.

However, I do not recommend this product.

This list is incomplete, 11 of the 36 problems are missing the DM effect or explanation of impact on not repairing.

The author uses anatomy terms to describe directional locations on the ship mixed with nautical terms mixed with general English terms and repeating, confusing. Example: Dorsal aft primary security alarm panel – meaning a back back security alarm panel, confusing. Also used was port and starboard, why not stick with one set of directional terms. Like : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ship_directions

I thought I could cut and paste the list into a word possessor and fix the list but that was disabled in the PDF. Even the print formatting was awful, all this making it document unusable.

There is a few good ideas I the list though.

I do not recommend this product.

Not bad. You get a table with decent technical terms for breakdowns. It's system generic, but the decriptions include some idea of the effect. You get your 0.66's worth from this.

I am highly impressed with these cards. They are very high quality, much better than I was expecting! I highly recommend them. Very original ideas for damage and fun and easy to use!!

I've been looking all over for this. I do hope you create some more as this is awesome. Thank you for taking the time to do this.

I like the plans but the key is difficult to read when enlarged on my tablet. Black & white text box might work better for me.

The plans look nice, though I acquired them for my wife. I'm sure she'll find them useful, for her Doctor Who game if nothing else.