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Eclipse Phase Quick-Start Rules Construction Files

 Have you read or played the Eclipse Phase Quick Start Rules? Want to hack, fold, spindle, fork, and mutiliate them? Check out the Construction Files -- these Rich Text Format documents contain the entire QSR, adventure, and the sample characters. Whether you want to paste them into your Google Wave games, make quick copies of the rules for all your players, or build custom character sheets, these barebones files will be a great place to start!

The files in the zip file are Creative Commons licensed, just like the book, so please follow the distribution rules on our Creative Commons License page -- and please share the cool stuff you make, send it to charactersheets@posthumanstudios.com and we'll post it here!

Eclipse Phase Quick-Start Rules!

At long last, we present to you the Eclipse Phase Quick-Start Rules!

In This Game, Death Is Optional

These Quick-Start Rules provide everything new players need to dive right into a game of Eclipse Phase. It includes a primer to the game’s transhuman setting, where future technologies allow people to digitally back up their minds and download into new bodies. A stripped-down version of the core rules cover the basic mechanics.

These Quick-Start Rules also come with a starting adventure, Mission: Mind the WMD, that puts the characters on a mission for the secretive Firewall organization to protect transhumanity from a potential deadly threat. Four starting characters are provided, with backgrounds and roleplaying tips, so players can jump right into the action.

The PDF is constructed with layers, so you can drop out the background and other elements for printing and whatnot.

Download the Eclipse Phase Quick-Start Rules (PDF).

Biology in Science Fiction

If you're interested in astrobiology, this study guide for a course on biology in science fiction is for you. You should also check out their class wiki, their syllabus, and their student projects.

EP Inspirational Art Threads

Players and gamemasters who are looking for inspiration or how to visualize elements of Eclipse Phase are recommended to check out the excellent EP Inspirational Art threads both on these forums and on rpg.net that Colin Chapman has been maintaining. He's collected some excellent visual work from across the web that is well worth checking out! Thanks Colin!

Tony Lee's Amazing Character Generator/Sheet

Tony Lee, one of my esteemed playtest group (currenty holding the record for longest running Eclipse Phase campaign!), has engineered this monster of a character sheet in Excel. It crunches pretty much all of the numbers for you, and it prints rather nicely without demanding that you lay down an entire sheet of ink/toner for background images. Tony's obsessive enough that this should be pretty error free, but I'll start a thread in the forums (in the fan-generated materials section) to discuss any bugs people might find.

D&D 4 character generator, eatcha heart out!

Tony's Crunchtastic Excel Character Sheet, v01

Form-Fillable Character Sheets

We have two new form-fillable character sheets, contributed by Eclipse Phase fans, Creative Commons-licensed! If you want to make your own EP Character Sheets, we've posted the InDesign files for our sheets here: http://www.eclipsephase.com/eclipse-phase-character-sheet-package, and you can grab the InDesign files from Garrett Guilotte's sheets right here.

Eclipse Phase Character Sheet Package

If you want to make your own Eclipse Phase character sheets based on our design (or if you want to totally hack it but want a starting point), we've made available the Adobe InDesign [compatible with CS3 and hopefully CS2] and Photoshop files for you to do so! Due to legal reasons we can't provide the fonts/typefaces we use, so these versions of the sheets use, wait for it ... Helvetica! You're going to want to fix THAT right away, aren't you?

When you create new sheets, please email them to charactersheets@posthumanstudios.com so we can check them out!

Here's the link to the zip file containing all the docs you need: http://eclipsephase.com/downloads/EPCharacterSheetCreationPackage.zip -- the files in here are Creative Commons licensed, just like the book, so please follow the distribution rules on our Creative Commons License page!

And for those of you aren't designers but want some more goodies, here's a simple two-up Morph Record Sheet, for recording the details of all those extra morphs you have: http://eclipsephase.com/downloads/eclipsephase_morphsheet.pdf
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