Stars without number

Continuing my deep dive into the OSR-based SciFi games we naturally next come to Stars Without Number. This gem was released in 2011 and was written by +Kevin Crawford and Sine Nomine Publishing. SWN is a big book, 254 pages filed with maps, sheets, a great index, but no OGL statement that I kind find. To me this book feels more like the work of hard sci-fi; like that Asimov, Bradbury and Heinlein. Certainly it is epic in scope. There is more of a setting here than other OSR-flavored games…

Just take a look at his work. It's epic and full of both sci-fi and fantasy greatness.

Futuristic Architecture, Atlantis (Stargate)

Atlantis Blueprints : Stargate Atlantis, SGA

Tons of art on the relic news site. Ship concepts by Rob Cunningham Ship concepts by Jon Aaron Kambeitz The art of...

Atlantis

A City-ship is a mobile city developed by the Ancients several million years ago toward the end of their original habitation of the Milky Way galaxy. With roughly the same internal space as is found on Manhattan island on Earth, city-ships are among the largest vessels ever developed. A City-ship's design much more closely resembles that of a modern city than a spacecraft with systems and living quarters distributed throughout several towers that extend away from the drive system; while in…

Using the rocky labyrinth in deserts of planet Augroth for natural concealment - "Brigands Canyon" - served as a smugglers stronghold and pirate hideaway for generations. Was obviously studying Edgar Payne's work while I was painting this.