While it's not a given that players will want a space-based campaign, the original Starflight games were at in their most basic form space operas. Fans of the original games are likely to want to be crewmembers on a starship, possibly to relive some of their old memories of games past and perhaps to try and re-write (or re-live) history a bit. These more "hardcore" fans of the series may want to visit a planet, hunt some lifeforms, do some mining, go to another planet, do the same thing, and maybe interact with some aliens, and they probably are going to want to do all of these things within the course of a single gaming session. While the majority of SFRPG's rules have covered these situations up to this point, there remain a small number of items which, for one reason or another, have not yet been discussed.
This final section of SFRPG deals with some of the miscellaneous issues involved with travelling through space. The first sub-section contains lists of data on important locations and phenomena within the Alpha and Delta Sectors, and includes maps of those Sectors as well. The second section discusses planetary environments and the effects that environment can have on characters. The third section, the SFRPG Bestiary, is a listing of the creatures from the PC version of Starflight II including full stats for use in a campaign. Finally, the fourth section is an extended Bestiary consisting of creatures submitted for inclusion in SFRPG by various members of the Starflight community.
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