Well I have finally finished the latest supplement for Stars & Lasers, and it is available now.
It has taken a long while to get done, so many things have got in the way over the last few months but thanks to being stuck at home I have now had the time to finish it.
What is in it? I hear you say…
Well in this “Even More Lasers…” supplement you will find a selection of extras that you can add to your games of Stars & Lasers.
Inside you will find two new ships, one is a ship from humanities past, the Leviathan, a super heavy battleship from the early wars, the other is the Escort Flak Boat, a ship built to counter enemy fighters and missiles.
Also included are rules for a new shield switching system that can be used to counter non-energy weapons.
You will also find the rules for using new deadly MkI Torpedoes and the fearful Nova Bomb Projector, these two new weapons systems will add some deadly firepower to your fleets.
Also included are the rules for four types of mines and how they are used in your games.
And all the data sheets and print outs needed to use them all in your games.
So just like the main rules, you are free to add as little or as much as you want of these extras to make your games of Stars & Lasers the way you want them to be.
As always, the things in this supplement have been written for Stars & Lasers, but they will probably work in other games systems with a few adjustments.
Either way I hope you have fun using this supplement.
Mac
You can download this new supplement from here – https://www.wargamevault.com/product/307659/Stars–Lasers–Even-More-Lasers
I might be missing the obvious but its been a long day. does the game have a ship design system??
Hi Peter,
I am sorry but there is no ship design system in Stars & Lasers.
The rules come with many ship designs that are all pre-made and ready to use, the basic ship classes can be found in the main rules and each supplement contains lots of variants and extra types.
Also most ships in Stars & Lasers can have extra armour or even special weapons added to them, giving even more variation.
I have played many games where ship building systems were used and it always seemed to end up with people designing… lets say “interesting” ships! and so I did not want to go down that road with what is meant to be a fun game.
Mac