Roles Aids
Copyright 8/10/2002© Sven Norén
Space Opera ready-made characters.
Copyright 1984© Edward E. Simbalist
The moon in the SPACE OPERA game.
Copyright 07/1983© Thomas M Price
Star Base design.
Review
Seldon's Compendium Vol. 1 
Copyright 06/2001© Tim O'Reilly
I used Ron Nascimento’s spreadsheet on starships as an aid. That required quite a bit of work to modify his original beta version. I’ll email him a copy of the file after it’s been cleaned up with the intent of having it posted on the site for your review and use…but it will still be a beta version. The main standard used is the Space Opera rules Volume 2, the computer section at page 2 and the spaceship design section, pages 52 –58 in particular. spot.
Copyright 05/2001© Dominique Laporte
How to start playing Space Opera easily on the spot.
Copyright 04/1982© Roger Moore
'It is the character that makes the man, not the clay which is its abode.'
John Carter of Barsoom
Copyright 10/1982© Andy Slack
This article presents a few standard models of robots, which have been designed more or less according to the referee's notes appearing in the Journal of the Travellers' Aid Society. The descriptions of individual robots can be shown to the players, or perhaps photocopied and used as a manufacturer's brochure (the company is of course Rossum's Universal Robots, LIC); the section headed Referee Only makes some comments on characterising robots that it would be better for the players to find out by experience.
THE
FORERUNNERS - A HISTORICAL & TECHNOLOGICAL PROFILE
Copyright 2000© Phil McGregor
Forerunners - the Whole Truth (as far as it goes).
copyright 11/2000© Nick Underwood
A report of the comrade Wladimir Illich on the true psychology of the BUGS.
copyright 05/1983© Andy Slack
A BRINT special service for very special agents.
New
rule system for Space Opera 
copyright 2000© Graham Spearing
Try Graham's core task resolution system welded on Victory Games' James Bond.
Obviously not the absolute in technical sophistication but may be useful.
copyright © Joerg Rhiemeier
And pray that there's intelligent life somewhere up in space, because there's bugger all down here on Earth. -- Monty Python, Galaxy Song (from The Meaning of Life).
copyright 1993© Ross Smith
Quick and simple system for generating complete planetary systems in rough detail.
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