2026 · Supplement (regels/opties om de speelsessie te verbeteren)

Aliens of Charted Space Vol. 1 Update 2026

Publishers Blurb: Aliens of Charted Space Volume 1 Update 2026 details four spacefaring cultures, three completely alien and one human. Physiology, society, culture and history is provided to give proper perspective for each. This book also contains rules for creating Travellers for each of these aliens, High Guard additions, ships, vehicles, and Central Supply Catalogue entries for their equipment. The Aslan The Aslan Hierate lies to spinward of the Imperium and Solomani Confederation, with a long history of warfare and border tensions. The interplay between its many warrior clans might seem incomprehensible to outsiders, but there are strict rules of courtesy and deference governing every interaction. Learn how the Hierate functions and why its young landless warriors are a danger to all civilisations. The K’Kree The Two Thousand Worlds are almost entirely forbidden to meat-eating outsiders. On these worlds, the K’Kree have exterminated or domesticated all carnivores and have explicitly stated they intend to do the same to all meat-eating-peoples in Charted Space. This book demonstrates the role of family and clan in K’Kree affairs, and why the K’Kree are the single greatest threat to the rest of Charted Space. The Vargr Descended from Terran wolves uplifted by the Ancients, the Vargr are widely known for their obsession with personal charisma and preference for raiding rather than building. Vargr states tend to be short-lived, built around a cult of personality rather than a nation. This book reveals how a raider or pirate band operates, and how successful leaders transition from pirates to statesmen. The Zhodani Transplanted long ago by the Ancients, the Zhodani developed a society based on the ability to wield psionic talents. Considered by outsiders to be a thought-police state, the Zhodani Consulate is stable, apparently benevolent, and its people are happy. This volume reveals the secrets kept by the Tavrchedl’, the ‘Guardians of our Morality’, and the unique culture and motivations of the Zhodani.