These are 'deckplans' for the 2 most basic types of starport in Traveller. The pdf contains background information and details of the facilities available. Another 5 pages contain details of sample npc's from the various departments.

There are seperate deckplans for various parts of the starport in black & white, which are clear & crisp with a square grid ideal for minatures. I would have liked colour plans, so have rated this as a 4 rather than a 5.

The product is excellent value for money.

this was wonderful! just wanted to print em out over and over!

This product is definately not for those who use Virtual tabletops. And given the amount of ink cartridge-killing black on the floorplan sections, printing it out would cost a lot. Stuck with Future Armada or Shadowplans for better quality work. Overall, you do get a lot of statistics, but the ship deckplan is uninspired even by Traveller standards.

Nice, clean sheet that will appeal to a Traveller referee. This PDF is well-formatted, with easy to use dropdowns.

Full disclosure: I was the proofreader for the document portion of this product. That said, I only saw a small glimpse in preproduction, and am truly impressed by the complete product. The document itself is only a minor portion of this gaming aid.

The maps - and there are literally dozens of files - cover every square centimeter of a large space station. If your players need to meet a contact in one of the cafeterias, covertly find & search an apartment in Sector H3, or speak to the head of Security in his office... you have a map for that.

I particularly enjoyed the d66 tables of prominent features, souvenirs, exotic dishes, and exotic drinks which allow the referee to effortlessly add local color on the fly.

You want to let your players roam at will, and the Perfugia-Class Space Station lets you do just that with ease.

If you play Traveller and are likely to have your players visit low class ports then this package is for you - the purchase price includes a 40 page PDF (37 of which are crammed with information detailing all aspects of D&E class starports) - including staff, exotic food and drink, what the port shops sell and whether or not prominent features include the planetary ruler's pets have decorated the port walls... It also comes with a selection of additional PDF plans showing standard D & E ports as well as a number of generic plans of check-in areas, customs, shops, toilets, warehouses and even a port hospital that you could put together in a variety of patterns to create your very own unique starports or use on virtual tabletop systems.

I admit when I bought this I thought the price was high for what it seemed to provide so I was delighted to find that what you actually get is a complete package for designing low class starports (including asteroid port) including staff, processes and attractions as well as 3 additional full starport plans (2 D ports and 1 E) and 10 generic plans of individual facilities you can combine together. The only fluff is a separate PDF telling you how to print the maps to the proper scale.

This is good value and is worth the cost.