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Ad Astra: Tri-Stat DX

Ad Astra: contents Copyright 2004 by Tori Bergquist, all rights reserved With the recent release of the Tri-Stat DX rules from Guardians of Order, I’ve become a true convert. Tri-Stat DX through BESM has always appealed to me, as it’s strength is in making a functional, plug-and-play system readily available that still caters to the kind of tinkering one needs to get a system to fit the campaign or genre you want to use it with. Indeed, you can use Tri-Stat DX to build just about any genre you want, and it’s flexibility lets you think of genres that some other universal systems just couldn’t cope with. It’s weakness, of course, is that like most genre-flexible systems, it requires some effort to get it up and running, and inexperienced players are going to find that a burdomesome task. Luckily, I am not in the latter category, and have decided to incorporate Tri-Stat DX in to the Ad Astra Campaign, my sci-fi magnum opus. To use this material you’ll have to seek out the print edition of Tri-Stat DX or go to the Guardians or Order website and download the free pdf.

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