Rating: [ 7.55 / 10.00 ]
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From the back cover: "It is the dawn of the sixth millennium and the skies are darkening, for the suns themselves are fading. Humans reached the stars long ago, building a Republic of high technology and universal emancipation – and then squandered it, fought over it, and finally lost it. A new Dark Age has descended on humanity, for the greatest of civilizations has fallen and even the stars die. Now, feudal lords rule the Known Worlds, vying for power with fanatical priests and scheming guilds."
Notes on Editions
There are 4 editions of Fading Suns. Click on an individual title, below, for more information on that edition.Game Editions | [ Add Edition ] |
Selected RPGnet Reviews | [ See 13 Reviews | See 5 Magazine Reviews | Link 1 Possible Reviews ] |
| Rating | User | Summary |
| 3 + 5 | Chris Noland | Fading Suns, Second Edition. No summary available for this older review. [ Read Review ] |
| 3 + 4 | Eric Brennan | Fading Suns d20. I don’t hesitate to recommend it to any D20 fan who’s interested in a subtle and deep universe, or a Fading Suns fan unhappy with the Victory Point system or who wants to introduce the game to a wider audience. [ Read Review ] |
Selected User Comments | [ See 58 Ratings | See 11 Comments | Add Rating ] |
| Rating | User | Comments |
| 10 / 10 | The23SidedDie | Fatastic "kitchen sink" setting marred only slightly with the Victory Point rules, which were signifigantly cleaned up in second edition. |
| 8 / 10 | Mechante_Anemone | Splendid setting, good fiction and some great artwork by John Bridges; system never really worked in either edition. |
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