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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
TSR diversifies from D&D,
This review is from: Star Frontiers (Alpha Dawn) [BOX SET] (Hardcover)
Star Frontiers, when it was introduced by TSR in 1982, was a conscious break from the AD&D standard. The rules were entirely different (percentile-based), and the presentation was good. Unfortunately, it didn't garner sufficient popularity in the gaming community at the time of release, and was discontinued by the mid-Eighties. This is the Basic Set, with two rule books, an introductory module, SF0 - Crash on Volturnus, poster map, and counters. A later printing (1983) of the boxed set was labeled "Alpha Dawn." and printed in the same format as the Knight Hawks starship combat set.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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D&D for sci fi,
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This review is from: Star Frontiers (Alpha Dawn) [BOX SET] (Hardcover)
More or less D&D for sci fi junkies, a decent system but very hard to find modules for these days.
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Star Frontiers (Alpha Dawn) [BOX SET] by Lawrence Schick (Hardcover - Aug. 1982)
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