Richard

Solar Echoes is an easy to pick up and fun to play tabletop RPG that encourages and rewards players working as a team. The phased turn sequence means that everyone is engaged all through the turn. Within a few rounds of combat we all understood the dice mechanics and could focus on living out our space opera adventure in this richly realised science fiction world.” – Richard Kirke, UK podcast host of the D20 Future Show.

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FREE Demo, Operation: Flash Strike

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Operation Flash Strike includes everything new players and a Mission Controller (GM) need to run the Flash Strike Mission. This adventure is designed to introduce new players to the Solar Echoes setting and gameplay mechanics with a learn-as-you-play approach. In this short mission, players must stop an illegal arms deal, prevent the high-tech weapons from ending up in the hands of criminals, and interrogate key individuals for valuable intel. 47 pages containing the basics needed for play, including: “Operation: Flash Strike” Mission for beginning level…

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Gregg

What impresses me the most about Solar Echoes are the alien races. Aliens in science fiction games usually suffer from one extreme or the other: either they are stereotypical “animal men” or they are creatures too bizarre to play. Solar Echoes does a phenomenal job in creating aliens which are both unique and playable, with complex and believable cultures that contribute to a character’s personality without dominating it. As a player, I had a difficult time choosing which one I wanted to play because I…

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Tabletop Twats

I like the fact that all these race designs for aliens seem to be quite unique, like, you’ve got, in other sci-fi games you have like a grey alien, you have a wookie, you have a cat-person, whatever, but in this, you’ve got, like, a Cthulhu monster with two beam-sabers, a blob-thing with a gun, insect-person, a black…sort of panther-type guy? A flower, a lizard-folk, and a human. Each character has unique skills, and they really pushed group, kind-of tactics, if you like, and working…

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