This was my first interaction running Star Trek Adventures and it was really cool. I had a couple of players who weren't familiar with the setting but they quickly got the hang of their pregen characters. I think the book would be better if it had some more advice on ship to ship combat, but otherwise it was a good adventure

Pretty cool art! I used it as the cover for my own adventure. I only would have wanted the background to be on a different layer than the character herself. Otherwise it's cool art and supper evocative

This is a cool read but I was expecting a more "chunky" set of rules. Half the book are the rules and the other half is an adventure. I've read the adventure, haven't run it, and while it seems solid I trully wanted a bit more out of the rules.

However it is a good read, and it's good stuff to keep always in mind.

I used this to explain character sheets to new players. Even though we didn't end up using it (we play online) having it all "there" makes it really clear

Cascade is natural fit for The Veil, at least it was for my group. We all were having ideas about extending life and if the character's reality was "real" and all of these ideas are well supported in cascade. Totally recomended

I really liked Star Trek Adventures but it's a bit heavy for my own taste. I love Star Trek and I can see myself running a campaign with the system, I just think I need to get a lot of familiarity with it before commiting to buying the whole game

I think this is my favorite trad game. I love the setting and the lore presented and it was clear for a table who had never played an RPG. I'm much more of the GMless or PbtA-like games but I'll gladly play and GM Cyberpunk Red when it finally releases

My whole experience has been playing this game solo and I can't recommend this game enough. I've literally recomend it to everyone I know that plays RPGs! I'm not always a fan of this kind of setting, but the system is clean and inviting and allows for a great deal of creativity.

This is now my gold standard for Rule Book writting and editorial design. The best part is After 27 pages the game says, "go play and come back when you need to clarify something" and it's true, you really can! That's something much needed in all RPG rule books.

I feel like you could play the game by just reading this reference. It's clear and great, It's not a required asset but it's nice to have it around

MCing this game has been mind bending in all the good ways. My group and I like the theme but the playbooks all have this way to change the archetipes and expectations in subtle but significant ways. I love it

On the bad side: There are some style erros, in some moves when taking +1 forward after answering questions it won't say "on affirmative" (like in the emproium move) and sometimes it will; sometimes a thing is named something and then it will be referenced a little differently after. "Humanity" is both a playbook asset and a kind of harm, so you need to familiarize with the playbooks to sort it off. And I'm sure there's a title missing named "The Ultimate Question"

Even with those things, which did took me out of the text a few times. The game experience itself is amazing. I fully recomend this game