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Stargate SG-1 |
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| 2147570302 |
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AEG2200 |
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Hardcover |
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MINT/New |
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In 1928, archaeologists uncovered a massive artifact from an Egyptian site near Giza. The huge metallic ring baffled those who found it, defying their preconceptions and shedding Earth’s ancient past in a whole new light. The device was called a “stargate,” a piece of alien technology from beyond the stars. It connected to vast network of similar gates, scattered on countless planets throughout the galaxy. With it, humanity could travel to alien worlds as easily as walking through a door.
Seventy years later, the United States government created the Stargate Program, designed to send teams of qualified personnel through the gate on missions of exploration and diplomacy. Lead by Col. Jack O’Neill and SG-1, these teams became Earth’s emissaries among the stars… as well as it first line of defense. For among the countless planets bound by the stargate network, an ancient menace lurked — alien parasites called the Goa’uld, who masqueraded as gods and presumed to rule mankind with an iron fist. The Stargate Program battled this menace with bravery and zeal, all the while continuing to push the boundaries of human knowledge. They also found new allies among the stars as well: benevolent aliens willing to aid their cause, and other humans, taken from Earth millennia ago and scattered across the galaxy like seeds. And still, their mission continues: travelling farther than anyone could have dreamed, exploring new worlds, and discovering a universe rife with excitement and danger.
Stargate SG-1 is a science fiction role-playing game based on the TV show of the same name. In it, players take the role of an SG team, elite squads of soldiers, scientists and diplomats sent through the stargate to the alien worlds which lie beyond. There, they must contend with exotic technology, hostile natives, sinister Goa’uld and wary allies, often with only themselves and their teammates to rely on. The Stargate SG-1 rulebook contains everything a player needs to know in order to run an entire campaign set in the Stargate universe, including a breakdown of the Stargate Program, details on the Goa’uld, Asgard, Tok’ra, and various offworld human cultures, rules for creating characters of every stripe, equipment descriptions, feats and skills, combat and other mechanics, an overview of the first six seasons of the television show, and stats and background materials on Col. O’Neill and the other members of SG-1. Suitable for both beginners and experienced players, theStargate SG-1 role-playing game also makes a valuable resource for fans of the show in general. Filled with full-color images and detailed information unavailable anywhere else, this product is a must-have for gamers and science fiction fans of all varieties!
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