Take the classic ranger (you know the image that comes to mind when you hear the word), the 5e PHB ranger (that is very much subpar), and the UA revised ranger then lovingly smash them all together and you get this revision. A ranger that not only feels like ranger but that can hold its it's own with the rest of the martial classes. My only gripe is I would fundamentally change how favored terrain and enemy work. I think the damage buff and utility buff both should be less situational... You know, so you don't end up with the ranger who is good at fighting undead in deserts in a campaign where the main focus is fighting yuanti in jungles... But I realize I'm in the minority when it comes to fans of the ranger. This revision delivers both a reworked favored enemy and terrain that will make them happy, even if they aren't my preference. Happy Gaming!

Battle Star: Trek Wars is a brilliant addition to the sleazy gonzo space opera RPG Alpha Blue. It's bulging with new optional rules and throbbing with news scenarios (FOUR) to make your sexy and campy scifi fantasies into a hilarious reality. Great fun for the whole family! (If your family is a bunch of pervy gamers over the age of 18 who don't take themselves or rpgs too seriously.)

This is grade A playtest material and my favorite iteration of psionics in D&D yet. It was the right choice to make one psionic class to cover the wide variety of psionic characters. Other people have complained that this class is too versatile and too powerful but it isn't. It isnt more powerful or versatile than a wizard, bard, druid, or cleric with the right spell selection. This is definitely a step in the right direction. I would like to see more Unearthed Arcana articles like this

I've been a fan of the pet monster genre since the original release of Pokémon Red and Blue (and, of course, the original digimon virtual pet before the show ever came out). Later, I loved games like Monster Rancher and Jade Cocoon…

I've been searching for a similar experience with Table Top Roleplaying Gaming and everything before MajiMonsters always fell short. This game delivers the best monster catching/training/battling genre in table top RPGs thus far. Not only that but it gives you an implicit setting/system that is fantasy (high, heroic, and dark) meets quasi-post-apocalyptic. Since the setting is more hinted instead super documented, you (as a GM) can create whatever the hell you want.

I definitely recommend MajiMonsters to everyone who has an interest in unique fantasy RPGs and pet monsters/monster catching/monster battling.

I hear it's great for kids too...but I'm a grown ass man and love it. Getting my first group together to play soon. Enjoy.

An interesting and well balance race to include in the frozen north of most settings.

I love this supplement for everything it brings to my White Star game. Aliens is one of my all time favorite tools and I much prefer the d20 skill system presented in Hyperspace Messenger over the d6 skill system introduced in the White Star Companion. Stunners, Robots, Vehicles, and Cyberwear all bring a bunch of useful goodies and systems to use as you desire and I'll be bringing some of these things into my games to keep my players on their toes. Finally, the last chapter is a handy addition for quickly designing sectors of space.

My only complaint is the main font used for most of the text. It appears slightly faded. That being said, it is still highly readable and the rest of the art and graphic are very nice looking.

If you like your Sci-Fi Space Operas to be a little more on the fantasy side (like I do!) then I recommend this fun White Star Race/Class supplement. Everyone's favorite little fantasy homebodies have taken to the stars in their opendecked galleons in search of fun and food! I can't wait to integrate these half-men swashbucklers into my White Star games

Takes OSR rules and adds some real cool "new school" ideas. If you ever wanted to play a scifi/fantasy space opera game that feels like Barbarella meets Star Crash meets Ice Pirates meets Star Wars this is the game for you. It is like a sleazy Travellers or a pulpy Stars Without Number (both of these games are good games but a little too stuffy ot bland for my tastes.) Machinations of the Space Princess would also work for Sword and Planet and even a Cyberpunk like game. Hell, one planet could be straight out of Burroughs Mars and next a dark and gritty dystopia. You can do it all. Also, the author encourages you to change and add and tinker with the system to suit your own gaming style, which is good.

Seriously, cannot say enough about it. Just check it out of you like pulpy, sleazy, sexy, campy, and/or gonzo scifi inspired by the cult classics.

This is a great, quick, and simple OSR space fantasy od&d game. Also, works great with White Star too, for the ultimate Scifi Space Opera OSR experience. ;)

Imaginative and well written class option. Thumbs up.