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That's a fan-made Ship System Display. Dude has hundreds of ship sheets exactly like that on his website, with vessels for every sci-fi book, movie, or show he ever took a shining to.
ReplyDeleteThe fact that I immediately recognized the designer is kinda freaking me out right now.
I hereby award you a +4 bonus to your Geek cred!
ReplyDeleteBack in the day, SFB players freaked me out. They all lettered in chess club, or were junior or better, master chess players.
ReplyDeleteI would watch SFB games play in the LGS game room, where I worked my freshman and sophmore years in college, and just shake my head at the lunacy of the rules.
Seeing this "demotivational" poster made me LOL. Thanks evilDM!