Freebie Spotlight: General Equipment Reference

Freebie Spotlight: General Equipment Reference

Posted by Thorin Tabor on Jan. 30, 2009, 11:51 a.m.

This week's Freebie Spotlight highlights the last of the equipment references planned for release, providing useful descriptions for all of the general equipment lacking descriptive blocks in the Saga Machine core rulebook--clothing, food and travel--as well as rearranging all items into alphabetical order for their category. Just click on the following link (General Equipment Reference) to get this freebie. And next week, look forward to either another useful reference sheet, or our first spotlight on alternate and optional rules. Wait and see.

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