Frontier Explorer – Issue 32

Publisher: Frontier ExplorerHello Explorers!
Welcome to issue 32 of the Frontier Explorer. We start off with a “Blast from the Past” and a play report of an old Star Frontiers game from decades ago.  The “Blast from the Past” series presents articles found on dead Star Frontiers websites or other places from before the magazine started and the early days of the game.  This issue has three such articles, the a-ready mentioned play report, a system for resolving investigation of alien technology (or any complex task, really), and an in-setting card game you can bring to your table.
We have two articles on aircars and new flying vehicles by Jerry Boucher and Oscar Rios. Oscar also gives us a look at the life of a typical, non-adventuring vrusk.
The big article this issue is the first of a two-part series that looks at using radiation effects in the game by Joe Cabadas.  The second half will be in issue 33.
Tom Verreault gives us a bevy of articles including reviews of a sci-fi map designer and Star Frontiers compatible miniatures, another character archetype, several bits of equipment, and finally, a detailed look at the published material on the Scree Fron system and its implications/extrapolations.
We round out the issue with our usual comics by Scott Mulder.  Unfortunately, due to some unexpected events, Jurak Hangna was unable to transmit an article for this issue, but we should expect one from him next time.  Which reminds me, I should check in with Alex Stone to see if he has any new adventures to report.
The full article list is:
Playing the Bad Guys
Frag Maps Review
Have Aircar, Will Travel …
Zoomers
The Vrusk Hustler
Radiation Hazards in the Frontier – part 1
Titan Rising: 2299  – episode 25
Alien Technology Flowcharts
An Industrious Life
IR Masking Skeinsuit and Military Toxyrad Gauge
The Expanded Medkit
Starbuckaroos
Soaring to New Heights on Hakosoar
Reaping New Star Frontiers Miniatures from Reaper
The Escape Plan #10
Grab your copy, sit back, and enjoy. And as always, keep exploring!
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