Alpha Star Magazine Issue #2 (A5E)
Alpha Star Magazine Issue #2 (A5E)
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Alpha Star Magazine is the official magazine of the Voidrunner's Codex for for Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition. It contains sci-fi themed content for your A5E games.
Alpha Star Magazine is the official magazine of the Voidrunner's Codex for for Level Up: Advanced 5th Edition. It contains sci-fi themed content for your A5E games.
Hokey Religions & Ancient Aliens by DJ Shepard
The legacies of first contact and lost remnants of ancient civilizations have shaped the peoples and cultures of the far future. Religion seeks answers to the questions of meaning and mortality amongst the stars of the void. While science and reason seek to explain and map the wondrous structures and technology, other beings live in societies shaped by their proximity to these marvels.
Advanced Armory Requisition by Theodore Kacavas.
Voidrunners are not only defined by their abilities, but also by how they choose to equip themselves. In an expansive universe of technological civilizations, a vast array of weapons and armor can be found. Due to the massive distances between planets, systems, and sectors, the most advanced of these can be hard to come by. However, if a voidrunner can find these augmented weapons, they will find themselves equipped with more versatility and devastating firepower.
One Chap's Scrap by Thomas Pugh.
When the Scarlett Scourers are blown to smithereens above the junk planet of Grax XVII, it seems as if the Eye of Clintock is lost forever. But then one chap has an idea. Somewhere on Grax XVII is the answer, and what could be simpler than a quick rummage among the detritus?
An adventure for 2nd-level characters.
The Moons of Boria by Russ Morrissey
Known as a race of craftsmen and engineers, there’s much more to the Borians than meets the eye. This article delves into Borians, their homeworld, culture, and more.
Days of travel through the dense nebula have played havoc with your sensors. Ploughing through the fog at half speed, unable to detect anything around your vessel, you finally see a bright blue light penetrating the clouds ahead of you. As you come gradually closer, a mighty blue star comes into view, its heliosphere clearing out an entire star system deep within the nebula, hidden from sight. You emerge from the gas clouds, your view now unimpeded, and your sensors come suddenly alive with a thousand pings from vessels swarming around the star’s fifth planet, a great gas giant, surrounded by dozens of moons. This busy system, tucked away from galactic conflict, is Boria, the homeworld of the Borian people.
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