Starship Sheet
Source Tech Core pg. 167
Adventurers who have decided to take to the stars on their own terms need a starship. A starship isn’t only the crew’s primary mode of transportation between planets, but it’s also their home and refuge during long journeys exploring the vast galaxy of Desna’s Path. As the crew levels up, their starship grows more powerful as well. Battle stations on higher-level starships grant additional benefits and might even grant additional upgrade slots. The crew can enhance and rebuild their starship to suit their needs without any extra cost while at a port, allowing them to experiment freely with various battle stations and upgrades. Like any adventurer in the party, the starship has a character sheet describing its capabilities and tracking its upgrades.
A player starship sheet has a similar structure to player character sheets. It lists the starship’s Hull Points, Shield Points, AC, Speed, sensor range, size, traits, and saving throw modifiers. Many of these statistics are derived from the starship frame chosen. The starship’s AC and saving throws can improve when crew members helm certain battle stations on the ship.
The starship sheet lists the number of expansion bays available on the player starship. An expansion bay is a room or deck that can house facilities such as a medical bay or leisure spaces like a holo den, which can facilitate certain downtime activities or give other boons. These facilities are listed on the sheet, along with the benefits they provide. You can find the list of expansion bays.
The starship sheet also lists the starship’s battle stations and other equipment like weapons and upgrades.
You can find a blank starship sheet in the back of this book or on paizo.com as a free PDF. While you might have one player or the GM handle the work of tracking and updating the starship’s statistics, it’s a good idea to keep a copy of the crew’s starship sheet for each player as well as for the GM so everyone knows the most up-to-date statistics, options, and other important information about the ship’s capabilities during tactical starship combat.
A player starship sheet has a similar structure to player character sheets. It lists the starship’s Hull Points, Shield Points, AC, Speed, sensor range, size, traits, and saving throw modifiers. Many of these statistics are derived from the starship frame chosen. The starship’s AC and saving throws can improve when crew members helm certain battle stations on the ship.
The starship sheet lists the number of expansion bays available on the player starship. An expansion bay is a room or deck that can house facilities such as a medical bay or leisure spaces like a holo den, which can facilitate certain downtime activities or give other boons. These facilities are listed on the sheet, along with the benefits they provide. You can find the list of expansion bays.
The starship sheet also lists the starship’s battle stations and other equipment like weapons and upgrades.
You can find a blank starship sheet in the back of this book or on paizo.com as a free PDF. While you might have one player or the GM handle the work of tracking and updating the starship’s statistics, it’s a good idea to keep a copy of the crew’s starship sheet for each player as well as for the GM so everyone knows the most up-to-date statistics, options, and other important information about the ship’s capabilities during tactical starship combat.