A Sourcebook fpr Stargate The Roleplaying Game

A sourcebook for the Stargate: SG-1 roleplaying game

Beyond the Pillars of Hercules
Chapter 1
CHAPTER 1 BEYOND THE PILLARS OF HERCULES 5
CHAPTER 2 THE CAST 7
New Classes 7
Diplomat 7
Series Characters 10
Dr Elizabeth Weir 10
Major (later Lt. Col.) John Sheppard 11
Teyla Emmagen 12
Lt. Aiden Ford 13
Dr Rodney McKay 14
Ronon Dex 15
Dr Carson Beckett 16
Supporting Cast 17
Col. Steven Caldwell 17
Lt Laura Cadman 17
Dr Radek Zalenka 18
Dr Kate Heightmeyer 18
Wraith Leader Caste 19
Wraith Warrior Caste 19
Wraith Keeper / Hive Queen 20
Genii Soldier 20
Genii Officer 21
Genii Scientist 21
CHAPTER 3 NEW RACES 22
Wraith 23
Athosians 24
Satedans 24
CHAPTER 4 NEW FEATS AND SKILLS 25
Ancients Technology Activation 25
Wraith Sense 26
CPR 26
Pegasus Contacts 26
Table of Contents

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CHAPTER 5 TECHNOLOGY & WEAPONRY 27
New Equipment Qualities 27
Ancient Gene Operated (AO) 27
Ancient Gene Initialised (AI) 27
Ancient Technology 28
Ancient Medical Scanner (Ancients, Tauri) 28
Personal Shield Emitter (Ancients) 28
Human Technology 28
Wraith Retrovirus (Tauri) 28
Wraith feeding enzyme (Tauri) 28
Wraith Technology 29
Data Storage Device (Wraith) 29
Asgard Transporter Sensor Jamming 29
Satedan Combat Pistol 29
Starships of the Pegasus Galaxy 30
BC-304 Daedalus class battle-cruiser 30
Puddle-Jumper class utility transport 31
F-302 Mongoose class space fighter 32
Aurora class battle-cruiser (Ancients) 32
Wraith Hive Ship 33
Wraith Cruiser 34
Wraith Dart 35
CHAPTER 6 NEW & VARIANT RULES 36
Zat Takedown (from the official game errata) 36
Suggested Alternate Rule for Zat Takedown. 37
Languages 37
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This sourcebook has been written and collated with a great deal of help
from members of the Alderac Entertainment Group Stargate forums.
Special thanks are given to the following people:
Aldaron, the Author of this great work
King of all GMs (for the fantastic stats on the ships of Stargate: Atlantis)
Andrew M. Popovich (created the template NPC characters on which a lot of the
minor NPCs in this sourcebook are based)
And a huge thank you to the following members of the AEG Stargate forums for
their suggestions, criticisms and ideas.
Wolverine
Sian
Youngtusk87
Lothwyr
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Images: Mirko Antiker Stoedter
Table of Contens Image: Chris Diston
Others: Stargate-Wiki.de, Gateworld.net
Layout by: Matrix33
Comments to the Layout please to Matrixx33@web.de
Caveat:
The term inertial dampener, as used frequently in both Stargate: SG-1 and Star-
gate: Atlantis, is not used in this sourcebook. There is no known technology to make
inertia wet. So, in keeping with this fact, this sourcebook uses a similar (but quite
different in meaning) word which is a specific engineering term for something desi-
gned to reduce or damp an impact. Inertial dampers are quite frequently encoun-
tered, but no dampeners.
Impressum

Beyond the Pillars of Hercules
Chapter 1
The legend of Atlantis is an-
cient, going back millenia to none
other than the Greek philosopher, Plato,
who described a wondrous civilisation that occu-
pied an island-state, and possessed techologies and
sciences far in advance of his own people. As do most such
tales end, the Atlantis story ends in tragedy, with the city in-
volved in a great war and finally sinking beneath the waters of the
Atlantic Ocean, lost forever.
Of course, this is only the legend, and most legends have a germ of truth
at their core.
And the truth of Atlantis is beyond even Platos wildest dreams
Millions of years ago, our galaxy, the Milky Way, was occupied by an advanced civi-
lisation that called themselves Alterans. They possessed advanced techology, built
starships and great, spacefaring cities, and constructed a network of ring-shaped de-
vices known as stargates, allowing instantaneous travel to all corners of the galaxy via a
network of artificial wormholes.
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They even created time-travel devices, though
the reliable working of these most dangerous de-
vices eluded even them.
They were the founding members of a great inter-
galactic alliance of four great races: the Alterans
themselves, the small, slightly-built but tremend-
ously advanced Asgard, the gentle Nox and the
enigmatic Furlings.
Nobody knows exactly where the Alterans origi-
nated, but they had made our galaxy their home.
The ultimate expression of their power took form
in their ability to cheat even death. Alterans were
able to shed their physical form and ascend to a
higher plane, existing as pure energy, with power
and understanding almost god-like in comparison
to our own.
But something happened. A terrible plague struck
down the Alterans, or The Ancients as they came
to be known. Billions died as they desperately
tried to Ascend to escape the plague, but Ascen-
sion was not something that could be hurried. In
desperation, the survivors launched one of their
great flying cities from Earth and set off for the
nearby Pegasus galaxy. As they left, they activa-
ted a powerful device that destroyed what litt-
le life remained in the Milky Way, eliminating the
plague and reseeding life to evolve once more.
They arrived in the Pegasus Galaxy and began the
process of seeding that place with their own kind.
Over the next few million years, they construc-
ted a stargate network and populated the gala-
xy, their science and research dwarfing what had
gone before. More and more Ascended, and they
even perfected the method of locking portions of
reality into a different time stream, allowing peo-
ple to safely learn the lessons needed to Ascend
in as short a time as possible.
But their presence was not unchallenged. A new
species evolved while the Alterans populated the
Pegasus Galaxy. Called the Wraith, they were sa-
vage predators, vast in number and able to wear
down the Alterans simply by overwhelming them.
Finally, after over a century of war, the Alterans
were forced back to their final redoubt the ori-
ginal spacefaring city on which they had arrived
in the Pegasus Galaxy. Under years of bombard-
ment, the citys shields were weakening, eventu-
ally forcing the Alterans to sink their city beneath
the waves. Still this wasnt enough, and finally the
Alterans had no choice but to flee, back the way
they had come.
They travelled through the stargate once more,
returning to the Milky Way galaxy and their old
home of Earth in an attempt to escape the Wraith.
They carried with them the story of their greatest
city, home of an advanced and beatific civlisation,
which was sunk beneath the waves of an ocean as
the result of a great and extended war.
That city that gave rise to a legend that was to
capture the imaginations of their descendants
thousands of years later.
Atlantis
Chapter 2
The Cast
Diplomat
Once relations with a culture are established, the diplomats
begin their job, negotiating treaties, improving relations, and ge-
nerally smoothing ruffled feathers. Diplomats are more common in an
Atlantis campaign due to the theme of the series, where exploration and
development of allies generally has a higher priority than all-out military ac-
tion.
NB: This is a PC-ised version of the NPC class from the original core rules, and incor-
porates a smattering of ideas from the Star Wars Roleplaying Games Noble class. It is
useful if you wish to run diplomats as a core character class in your campaign, otherwise,
its probably best to stick to the original NPC version.
Abilities:
the diplomat contributes to her companions with her strength of personality, and her ability
to think on her feet.To see through a ruse, offer the right combination of recompense and a
dash of intimidation these are the abilities of a diplomat. Thus, Charisma and Wisdom are the
two most important ability scores for the diplomat.
Chapter 2
The Cast
Vitality: 1d6 + Con modifier per level.
Class Skill Key Ability
Bluff Cha
Bureacracy Cha
Computers Int
Concentration Wis
Cultures Wis
Diplomacy Cha
Gather Information Cha
Innuedo Wis
Intimidate Str/Cha
Knowledge Int
Languages Int
Profession (Diplomat) Wis
Sense Motive Wis
Spot Wis
Xeno-Cultures Wis
Xeno-Languages Int
Skill Points at 1st Level:
(6 + Int modifier) x 4
Skill Points at Each Additional Level:
6 + Int modifier.
CLASS FEATURES
The following are class features of the diplomat.
Starting Feats: the diplomat begins play
with the following feats:
Armour Group Proficiency (Light)
Weapon Group Proficiency (Handgun)
Soothe: the diplomat has a remarkable
Soothe: the diplomat has a remarkable ability
to understand people and what their wants and
needs are. This ability, coupled with a calm deme-
anour, helps them often defuse potentially hos-
tile situations and encourage those of differing
opinions to begin dialogue. This stacks with the
Charmer feat.
Starting at 1st level, the diplomat gains a +1 to
the Charisma check made to influence an NPCs
disposition (see core rulebook, page 420). This in-
creases by +1 at levels 3, 7, 12, 14 and 16.
This is the diplomats core ability.
Bonus Feat: starting at first level, the diplo-
mat may select a bonus feat from the following
list: Persuasive, Charmer, Intuitive Linguist, World
Traveler, Xeno-Studies, Political Favours, Politi-
cal Clout, Stargate Explorer, Advanced Skill Feat
(Persuasive) (the level requirement for this feat
is waived)
Another feat from the list may be selected at le-
vels 3, 6, 10, 13, 16 and 19
Favour: The diplomat has the ability to call in
favours from those she knows. By making a Fa-
vour check, the diplomat can call on contacts to
gain important information without going th-
rough the time and trouble of doing a lot of re-
search. Favours can also be used to acquire the
loan of equipment or documents from influential
acqaintances.
To call in a favour, the diplomat makes a Favour
check, which is d20 + Favour bonus. The GM sets
the DC based on the scope of the favour being
requested. The DC ranges from 10 for a simple fa-
vour (getting an invitation to a corporate dinner)
to as high as 25 for highly dangerous, explosive
or illegal favours (eg: getting access to the US
Presidents detailed itinery and schedule for the
next week; obtaining an ampoule of weaponised
Ebola virus).
As a rule of thumb, obtaining illegal or otherwise
controlled equipment has a DC of 10 + the items
resource-point cost (this is, of course, referring to
items not normally available to the character).
The diplomat cant take 10 or 20 on the check,
nor can she retry a failed roll, but she can spend
action points. The roll has an error range of 1 2
and threatens a critical on 20.
An error means that the request has somehow
gone awry: a third party may have intercepted
the request, or the request may put the favour
granter in dire trouble requiring rescue. A criti-
cal success means that the favour is accompanied
with something else of use to the character an
extra piece of equipment, more ammunition, hig-
her quality documents, etc.
Calling in a favour can be done a number of ti-
mes per week of game time equal to half the
characters diplomat level (round down, minimum
1).
Coordinate: a diplomat is good at getting
others to work in teams for a variety of purposes.
Starting at 4th level, the diplomat adds +1 to any
cooperation check when she is the leader of the
group. This improves by +1 at levels 8, 13 and 18.
Charisma Bonus: the diplomat, having learned and
improved her demeanour by dint of experience
and observation, gains a permanent bonus of +2
to her Charisma score.
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1. +0 +0 +0 +2 +1 +0 2 1 Bonus Feat, Soothe +1
2. +1 +0 +0 +3 +1 +1 3 2 Favour +1
3. +2 +1 +1 +3 +2 +1 3 3 Bonus Feat, Soothe +2
4. +3 +1 +1 +4 +2 +2 4 4 Coordinate +1
5. +3 +1 +1 +4 +3 +2 4 5 Favour +2
6. +4 +2 +2 +5 +4 +2 5 6 CHA +2, Bonus Feat
7. +5 +2 +2 +5 +4 +3 5 7 Soothe +3
8. +6 +2 +2 +6 +5 +3 6 8 Coordinate +2
9. +6 +3 +3 +6 +5 +4 6 9 Favour +3
10. +7 +3 +3 +7 +6 +4 7 10 Bonus Feat
11. +8 +3 +3 +7 +7 +4 7 11 -
12. +9 +4 +4 +8 +7 +5 8 12 Soothe +4
13. +9 +4 +4 +8 +8 +5 8 13 Bonus Feat, Coordinate +3
14. +10 +4 +4 +9 +8 +6 9 14 Soothe +4
15. +11 +5 +5 +9 +9 +6 9 15 Favour +4
16. +12 +5 +5 +10 +10 +6 10 16 Bonus Feat, Soothe +5
17. +12 +5 +5 +10 +10 +7 10 17 -
18. +13 +6 +6 +11 +11 +7 11 18 Coordinate +4
19. +14 +6 +6 +11 +11 +8 11 19 Bonus Feat, Favour +5
20. +15 +6 +6 +12 +12 +8 12 20 Coordinate +5
Lvl BAB Fort Ref Will Defence Initiative Gear Resource Special
Bonus Bonus Picks Points
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Series Characters
Dr Elizabeth Weir
(Low Level)
4th level Diplomat: Human Civilian (Diplomatic Corps). CR 4. SZ M; w/vp
14/24; Init +4 (+2 class, +2 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 14 (+2 Dex, +4 Class);
Atk: unarmed +3 (dmg 1d3 subdual), M92 Beretta +5 (dmg 1d10+1
normal, error 1-2, threat 20, range 25 ft); SA None; SQ Soothe +2,
Favour +1, Coordinate +1 ; SV Fort +3, Ref +3, Will +6; Str 11, Dex14,
Con 14, Int 15, Wis 15, Cha 14; Skills: Bluff +8 (t 18), Concentration +4 (t 19), Cultures +8 (t 18),
Diplomacy +12 (t 17), First Aid +5 (t 19), Intimidate (CHA) +10 (t 18), Knowledge (Political Science)
+10, Knowledge (History) +8, Knowledge (Atlantis) +6 (all Knowledge skills are t 17), Languages
+8 (English, German, Russian, Latin, Arabic), Profession (Negotiator) +9, Profession (Lecturer)
+7, Xeno-Cultures +3, Xeno-Languages +4 (Ancient, Wraith) . Feats: Armour Group Proficiency
(Light), Weapon Group Proficiency (Handgun), False Start, Persuasive (Advanced Mastery), World
Traveller, Scholarly.
(Mid Level)
8th level Diplomat: Human Civilian (Diplomatic Corps). CR 8. SZ M; w/vp 14/46; Init +5 (+3 class,
+2 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 17 (+2 Dex, +5 Class); Atk: unarmed +6 (dmg 1d3 subdual), M92 Beretta
+8 (dmg 1d10+1 normal, error 1-2, threat 20, range 25 ft); SA None; SQ Soothe +3, Favour +2,
Coordinate +2 ; SV Fort +4, Ref +4, Will +9; Str 11, Dex14, Con 14, Int 15, Wis 16, Cha 16; Skills:
Bluff +11 (t 18), Concentration +7 (t 19), Cultures +11 (t 17), Diplomacy +18 (t 16), First Aid +6 (t
19), Intimidate (CHA) +12 (t 18), Knowledge (Political Sci-
ence) +14, Knowledge (History) +12, Knowledge (Atlantis)
+10 (all Knowledge skills are t 17), Languages +8 (English,
German, Russian, Latin, Arabic), Profession (Negotiator)
+14, Profession (Lecturer) +12, Xeno-Cultures +4, Xeno-
Languages +4 (Ancient, Wraith) . Feats: Armour Group
Proficiency (Light), Weapon Group Proficiency (Handgun),
(High Level)
12th level Diplomat: Human Civilian (Diplomatic Corps).
CR 12. SZ M; w/vp 14/68; Init +7 (+5 class, +2 Dex); Spd
30 ft.; Def 19 (+2 Dex, +7 Class); Atk: unarmed +9 (dmg
1d3 subdual), M92 Beretta +11 (dmg 1d10+1 normal,
error 1-2, threat 20, range 25 ft); SA None; SQ Soothe
+4, Favour +3, Coordinate +2 ; SV Fort 6, Ref +6, Will +11;
Str 11, Dex14, Con 14, Int 15, Wis 17, Cha 16; Skills: Bluff
+14 (t 17), Concentration +9 (t 19), Cultures +13 (t 16),
Diplomacy +22 (t 14), First Aid +6 (t 19), Intimidate (CHA)
+15 (t 17), Knowledge (Political Science) +18, Knowledge
(History) +16, Knowledge (Atlantis) +14 (all Knowledge
skills are t 17), Languages +8 (English, German, Russian,
Latin, Arabic), Profession (Negotiator) +18, Profession
(Lecturer) +16, Xeno-Cultures +7 (t 19), Xeno-Languages
+6 (Ancient, Wraith) (t 19) . Feats: Armour Group Proficiency (Light), Weapon Group
Proficiency (Handgun), False Start, Persuasive (Grand Mastery), World Traveller, Scho-
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Major (later Lt. Col.) John Sheppard
(Low Level)
4th-level Wheelman: Human Air Force Officer. CR 4. SZ M; w/vp 14/35; Init
+4 (+2 class, +2 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 14 (+2 Dex, +2 Class); Atk: unarmed
+6 (dmg 1d3+2 subdual), M92 Beretta +6 (dmg 1d10+1 normal, error 1-2,
threat 20, range 25 ft), P90 SMG +5 (dmg 1d10+1, error 1-2, threat 19-20,
range 30 ft); SA None; SQ Lucky, Custom Ride (+5 RP), Daredevil, Kick Start
(1/session), Familiarity (F-302 or Puddle-Jumper); SV Fort +3, Ref +6, Will
+2; Str 14, Dex 15, Con 14, Int 16, Wis 12, Cha 14; Skills: Bureaucracy +3,
Cryptography +5, Demolitions +6, Driver +4, First Aid +2, Hide +4, Inti-
midate (CHA) +5, Knowledge (Military History) +5, Knowledge (American
Football) +5, Languages +3 (English), Mechanics +5, Pilot +9, Profession
(Military) +7, Search +6, Sport (American Football) +5, Spot +5, Sport
(Skydiving) +3 Survival (Arctic) +3, Survival (Forest) +3, Swim +3; Feats: Armour Group Proficiency
(Light, Medium), Weapon Group Proficiency (Melee, Handgun, Rifle, Tactical), Unconventional, Two-
Weapon Fighting, Perfect Stance, Ancient Technology Activation*, Wind Rider
(Mid Level)
4th Level Wheelman/4th Level Pointman: Human Air Force Officer. CR 8. SZ M; w/vp 14/65; Init
+6 (+4 class, +2 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 16 (+2 Dex, +4 Class); Atk: unarmed +9 (dmg 1d3+2 subdual),
M92 Beretta +9 (dmg 1d10+1 normal, error 1-2, threat 20, range 25 ft), P90 SMG +8 (dmg 1d10+1,
error 1-2, threat 19-20, range 30 ft); SA None; SQ Lucky,
Custom Ride (+5 RP), Daredevil, Kick Start (1/session),
Familiarity (F-302 or Puddle-Jumper), Versatility (6
skills: computers, concentration, gather information,
hide, intimidate, search, surveillance), Assistance (
time), Lead (1/session), Tactics (+1) ; SV Fort +5, Ref
+8, Will +6; Str 14, Dex 16, Con 14, Int 16, Wis 12, Cha
14; Skills: Bluff +4, Bureaucracy +3, Computers +5,
Cryptography +5, Demolitions +6, Diplomacy +4, Driver
+5, First Aid +2, Hide +5, Intimidate (CHA) +6, Know-
ledge (Military History) +5, Knowledge (American Foot-
ball) +5, Knowledge (Atlantis) +8, Knowledge (Aircraft)
(High Level)
4th Level Wheelman/4th Level Pointman/4th level
Ace: Human Air Force Officer. CR 12. SZ M; w/vp 14/99;
Init +8 (+6 class, +2 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 18 (+2 Dex, +6
Class); Atk: unarmed +13 (dmg 1d3+2 subdual), M92
Beretta +13 (dmg 1d10+1 normal, error 1-2, threat
20, range 25 ft), P90 SMG +12 (dmg 1d10+1, error 1-2,
threat 19-20, range 30 ft); SA None; SQ Lucky, Custom
Ride (+6 RP), Daredevil, Kick Start (1/session), Fami-
liarity (F-302 or Puddle-Jumper), Versatility (6 skills:
computers, concentration, gather information, hide, intimidate, search, surveillance), Assistance
( time), Lead (1/session), Tactics (+1), Battle Born, Taking Wing, Fancy Flying (+4), Top Gun
(1/session) ; SV Fort +6, Ref +12, Will +8; Str 14, Dex 17, Con 14, Int 16, Wis 12, Cha 14; Skills: Bluff
+4, Bureaucracy +3, Computers +5, Cryptography +5, Demolitions +6, Diplomacy +4, Driver +5,
First Aid +2, Hide +5, Intimidate (CHA) +6, Knowledge (Military History) +5, Knowledge (American
Football) +5, Knowledge (Atlantis) +8, Knowledge (Aircraft) +7 (t 18), Languages +3 (English), Me-
chanics +5, Pilot +20 (t 18), Profession (Military) +7, Search +9, Sport (American Football) +5, Spot
+11 (t 18), Sport (Skydiving) +6, Surveillance +3, Survival (Arctic) +3, Survival (Forest) +3, Swim +3,
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Teyla Emmagan
(Low Level)
4th level Explorer: Athosian Specialist. CR 4. SZ M; w/vp 15/35; Init +6
(+3 class, +3 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 16 (+3 Dex, +3 Class); Atk: unarmed +4
(dmg 1d3+1 subdual), Athosian fighting sticks +4 (or -2/-2)(dmg 1d6+1
(or 1d6+1/1d6) normal, error 1, threat 19, range 5 ft), P90 SMG +5 (dmg
1d10+1, error 1-2, threat 19-20, range 30 ft); SA None; SQ Obsessive, All
Over The World, Direction Sense (+3), Bookworm ( time), Uncanny Dodge
(Dex bonus), Wraith Mindlink**; SV Fort +4, Ref +7, Will +4; Str 13, Dex 16,
Con 15, Int 13, Wis 15, Cha 12; Skills: Cultures +9, Diplomacy +5, First Aid
+2, Hide +5, Intimidate (CHA) +8, Knowledge (Worlds of the Pegasus Gala-
xy) +8, Knowledge (Atlantis) +4, Languages (Athosian (n), Pegasus Trade
Tongue, English) +4, Move Silently +5, Profession (Trade Negotiator) +9,
Survival (Forest) +6, Survival (Mountains) +6 ; Feats: Armour Group Profi-
ciency (Light), Weapon Group Proficiency (Melee, Handgun, Rifle), Ambidextrous, Wraith Sense*,
Stealthy, Pegasus Contacts*.
(Mid Level)
4th level Explorer / 4th level Soldier: Athosian Specialist. CR 8. SZ M; w/vp 15/69; Init +9 (+6
class, +3 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 18 (+6 Dex, +3 Class); Atk: unar-
med +9 (dmg 1d6+2 normal), Athosian fighting sticks +9 (or
+5/+5)(dmg 1d6+2 (or 1d6+2/1d6+1) normal, error 1, threat 19,
range 5 ft), P90 SMG +9 (dmg 1d10+1, error 1-2, threat 19-20,
range 30 ft); SA None; SQ Obsessive, All Over The World, Direc-
tion Sense (+3), Bookworm ( time), Uncanny Dodge (Dex bo-
nus), Damage Reduction (1), Armour Use (+1), Wraith Mindlink**;
SV Fort +6, Ref +8, Will +8; Str 14, Dex 16, Con 15, Int 13, Wis 15,
Cha 12; Skills: Balance +7, Concentration +6, Cultures +9, Diplo-
macy +6, First Aid +2, Hide +5, Intimidate (CHA) +10, Knowledge
(Worlds of the Pegasus Galaxy) +8, Knowledge (Atlantis) +4, Lan-
guages (Athosian (n), Pegasus Trade Tongue, English) +4, Move
Silently +5, Profession (Trade Negotiator) +10, Spot +6, Survi-
val (Forest) +6, Survival (Mountains) +6 ; Feats: Armour Group
Proficiency (Light), Weapon Group Proficiency (Melee, Handgun,
Rifle, Tactical), Ambidextrous, Wraith Sense*, Stealthy, Pegasus
Contacts*, Perfect Stance, Two-Weapon Fighting, Martial Arts,
Stargate Explorer
(High Level)
4th level Explorer / 8th level Soldier: Athosian Specialist. CR 12. SZ M; w/vp 15/103;
Init +9 (+6 class, +3 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 19 (+3 Dex, +6 Class); Atk: unarmed +13 (dmg
1d6+2 normal), Athosian fighting sticks +14 (or +10/+10)(dmg 1d6+4 (or 1d6+4/
1d6+3) normal, error 1, threat 19, range 5 ft), P90 SMG +13 (dmg 1d10+1, error
1-2, threat 19-20, range 30 ft); SA None; SQ Obsessive, All Over The World, Direction
Sense (+3), Bookworm ( time), Uncanny Dodge (Dex bonus), Damage Reduction (1),
Armour Use (+2), Wraith Mindlink**, Weapon Specialisation (Athosian fighting sticks);
SV Fort +8, Ref +9, Will +10; Str 14, Dex 16, Con 15, Int 13, Wis 15, Cha 12; Skills: Balan-
ce +7, Concentration +6, Cultures +9, Diplomacy +8, First Aid +2, Hide +5, Intimidate
(CHA) +10, Knowledge (Worlds of the Pegasus Galaxy) +10, Knowledge (Atlantis) +6,
Languages (Athosian (n), Pegasus Trade Tongue, English) +4, Move Silently +5, Pro-
fession (Trade Negotiator) +12, Spot +8, Survival (Forest) +8, Survival (Mountains) +8 ;
Feats: Armour Group Proficiency (Light), Weapon Group Proficiency (Melee, Handgun,
Rifle, Tactical), Ambidextrous, Wraith Sense*, Stealthy, Pegasus Contacts*, Perfect
Stance, Two-Weapon Fighting, Martial Arts, Stargate Explorer, Weapon Focus (Athosi-
an Fighting Sticks), Expertise, Sidestep
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Lt. Aiden Ford
(Low Level)
4th level Soldier: Human Marine Force Recon Officer. CR 4. SZ M; w/vp 16/40;
Init +5 (+3 class, +2 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 14 (+2 Dex, +2 Class); Atk: unarmed
+6 (dmg 1d6+2 normal), M92 Beretta +6 (dmg 1d10+1 normal, error 1-2,
threat 20, range 25 ft), P90 SMG +5 (dmg 1d10+1, error 1-2, threat 19-20,
range 30 ft); SA None; SQ Accurate, Damage Resistance (1), Armour Use (+1);
SV Fort +4, Ref +3, Will +4; Str 14, Dex 14, Con 14, Int 12, Wis 11, Cha 14; Skills:
Bureaucracy +3, Demolitions +8, Intimidate (CHA) +9, Knowledge (Military)
+7, Profession (Military) +7, Spot +7, Survival (Forest) +4, Surveillance +1, Survival (Mountains) +2,
Swim +3 ; Feats: Armour Group Proficiency (Light, Medium, Heavy), Weapon Group Proficiency
(Mid Level)
8th level Soldier: Human Marine Force Recon Officer. CR 8. SZ M; w/vp 17/74; Init +8 (+6 class, +2
Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 15 (+2 Dex, +3 Class); Atk: unarmed +10 (dmg 1d6+4 normal), M92 Beretta
+10 (dmg 1d10+1 normal, error 1-2, threat 20, range
25 ft), P90 SMG +10 (dmg 1d10+1, error 1-2, threat
19-20, range 30 ft); SA None; SQ Accurate, Damage
Resistance (1), Armour Use (+2), Weapon Specialisation
(unarmed); SV Fort +6, Ref +5, Will +6; Str 14, Dex 15,
Con 14, Int 12, Wis 11, Cha 14; Skills: Bureaucracy +4,
Concentration +4, Cultures +2, Demolitions +8, Driver
+4, First Aid +2, Hide +6, Intimidate (CHA) +9, Know-
ledge (Military) +7, Pilot +3, Profession (Military) +8,
Spot +8, Survival (Forest) +4, Surveillance +2, Survival
(Mountains) +2, Swim +3, Tumble +6 ; Feats: Armour
Group Proficiency (Light, Medium, Heavy), Weapon
Group Proficiency (Hurled, Melee, Handgun, Rifle,
Tactical), Track, Perfect Stance, Martial Arts, Throwing
(High Level)
12th level Soldier: Human Marine Force Recon Officer.
CR 12. SZ M; w/vp 18/108; Init +13 (+10 class, +3 Dex);
Spd 30 ft.; Def 18 (+3 Dex, +5 Class); Atk: unarmed +14
(dmg 1d8+4 (threat 19) normal), knife +14(dmg 1d4+4
normal, error 1, threat 20, range 5 ft), M92 Beretta
+14 (dmg 1d10+1 normal, error 1-2, threat 20, range 25 ft), P90 SMG +14 (dmg 1d10+1, error 1-2,
threat 19-20, range 30 ft); SA None; SQ Accurate, Damage Resistance (1), Armour Use (+3), Wea-
pon Specialisation (unarmed, knife), Portable Cover (); SV Fort +8, Ref +7, Will +8; Str 14, Dex
16, Con 14, Int 12, Wis 11, Cha 14; Skills: Balance +7, Bureaucracy +5, Concentration +6, Cultures
+4, Demolitions +8, Driver +5, First Aid +2, Hide +9, Intimidate (CHA) +11, Knowledge (Military)
+9, Knowledge (Atlantis) +5, Pilot +6, Profession (Military) +10, Spot +10, Surveillance +3, Survi-
val (Forest) +4, Survival (Mountains) +2, Swim +4, Tumble +7 ; Feats: Armour Group Proficiency
(Light, Medium, Heavy), Weapon Group Proficiency (Hurled, Melee, Handgun, Rifle, Tactical), Track,
Perfect Stance, Martial Arts, Throwing Basics, Holding Basics, Blocking Basics, Double Tap, Combat
Instincts, Punching Basics, Kicking Basics, Five Style Adept
Note: From the beginning of Season 2 onwards, Lt Ford is suffering from an addiction to the
Wraith Feeding Enzyme, detailed in the Technologies chapter.
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Dr Rodney McKay
(Low Level)
4th level Scientist: Human Civilian Specialist. CR 4. SZ M; w/vp 14/22; Init +2 (+2
class, +0 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 13 (+0 Dex, +3 Class); Atk: unarmed +2 (dmg 1d3
subdual), M92 Beretta +3 (dmg 1d10+1 normal, error 1-2, threat 20, range 25
ft); SA None; SQ Professor, Learned, PhD (knowledge), Improvise (+2), Research
(bonus feat) ; SV Fort +1, Ref +1, Will +5; Str 10, Dex 11, Con 11, Int 20, Wis 13, Cha
10; Skills: Computers +13 (t 18), Concentration +7 (t 19), Craft (Electronic Devices)
+9, Cryptography +12 (t 18), Electronics +9, Knowledge (Astrophysics) +21, Know-
ledge (Ancient Tech) +19, Knowledge (Pegasus Galaxy) +17, Knowledge (Atlantis)
+18, Knowledge (Stargate Physics) +20 (all Knowledge skills threat 19), Listen +5,
Mechanics +9, Open Lock +4, Pilot +2, Profession (Scientist) +5, Search +9, Surveillance +5, Xeno-Lan-
guages (English, Pegasus Trade Tongue, Ancient, Wraith) +8; Feats: Armour Group Proficiency (Light),
Weapon Group Proficiency (Melee, Handgun), Scholarly, Stargate Basics, Mathematical Genius (Advan-
ced Mastery), Ancient Technology Activation.
(Mid Level)
8th level Scientist: Human Civilian Specialist. CR 8. SZ M; w/vp 14/40; Init +4 (+3 class, +1 Dex); Spd 30
ft.; Def 17 (+1 Dex, +6 Class); Atk: unarmed +4 (dmg 1d3 subdu-
al), M92 Beretta +4 (dmg 1d10+1 normal, error 1-2, threat 20,
range 25 ft); SA None; SQ Professor, Learned, PhD (knowledge),
Improvise (+3), Research (bonus feat, inspiration 1/session) ; SV
Fort +2, Ref +2, Will +7; Str 10, Dex 12, Con 11, Int 21, Wis 13, Cha
10; Skills: Computers +19 (t 18), Concentration +7 (t 19), Craft
(Electronic Devices) +14, Cryptography +12 (t 18), Electronics
+16, Knowledge (Astrophysics) +25, Knowledge (Ancient Tech)
+23, Knowledge (Pegasus Galaxy) +21, Knowledge (Atlantis) +22,
Knowledge (Stargate Physics) +24 (all Knowledge skills threat
19), Listen +5, Mechanics +14, Open Lock +4, Pilot +3, Profession
(Scientist) +10, Search +13, Surveillance +8, Xeno-Languages
(English, Pegasus Trade Tongue, Ancient, Wraith) +8; Feats: Ar-
mour Group Proficiency (Light), Weapon Group Proficiency (Me-
lee, Handgun), Scholarly, Stargate Basics, Mathematical Genius
(Advanced Mastery), Ancient Technology Activation, Fortunate
(High Level)
12th level Scientist: Human Civilian Specialist. CR 12. SZ M; w/
vp 14/70; Init +6 (+5 class, +1 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 21 (+1 Dex, +10 Class); Atk: unarmed +6 (dmg
1d3 subdual), M92 Beretta +6 (dmg 1d10+1 normal, error 1-2, threat 20, range 25 ft); SA None; SQ
Professor, Learned, PhD (knowledge, electronics), Improvise (+6), Research (bonus feat, inspiration
1/session), Know-It-All (1/session) ; SV Fort +5, Ref +5, Will +9; Str 10, Dex 12, Con 12, Int 21, Wis 13,
Cha 10; Skills: Computers +21 (t 17), Concentration +7 (t 19), Craft (Electronic Devices) +15, Crypto-
graphy +14 (t 17), Electronics +19 (t 19), Knowledge (Astrophysics) +30, Knowledge (Ancient Tech)
+24, Knowledge (Pegasus Galaxy) +22, Knowledge (Atlantis) +23, Knowledge (Stargate Physics) +25
(all Knowledge skills threat 19), Listen +5, Mechanics +17 (t 19), Open Lock +4, Pilot +3, Profession
(Scientist) +10, Search +14, Surveillance +8, Xeno-Languages (English, Pegasus Trade Tongue, Ancient,
Wraith) +9; Feats: Armour Group Proficiency (Light), Weapon Group Proficiency (Melee, Handgun),
Scholarly, Stargate Basics, Mathematical Genius (Grand Mastery), Ancient Technology Activation,
Fortunate, Iron Will, Electronic Warfare Basics, Grease Monkey
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Ronon Dex
(Low Level)
2nd level Soldier / 2nd level Scout: Satedan Military Specialist. CR 4. SZ M;
w/vp 16/42; Init +7 (+4 class, +3 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 17 (+3 Dex, +2 Class,
+2 SA); Atk: unarmed +6 (dmg 1d6+3 normal), Satedan pistol +7 (dmg
3d8 normal, error 1, threat 20, range 30 ft)); SA None; SQ Wraith Feeding
Resistance***, Accurate, Damage Resistance (1), Stalker, Rough Living
(+2); SV Fort +8, Ref +5, Will +4; Str 16, Dex 16, Con 16, Int 12, Wis 12, Cha
8; Skills: Concentration +5, First Aid +4, Intimidate (STR) +8, Languages
(Satedan, Pegasus Trade Language) +2, Profession (Military) +6, Spot +6,
Survival (Forest) +7, Survival (Mountains) +6, Survival (Plains) +6, Survival
(Jungle) +7, Survival (Desert) +6; Feats: Armour Group Proficiency (Light, Medium, Heavy), Weapon
Group Proficiency (Hurled, Melee, Handgun, Rifle, Tactical), Martial Arts, Outdoorsman, Stone Cold
(Mid Level)
4th level Soldier / 4th level Scout: Satedan Military Specialist. CR 8. SZ M; w/vp 16/78; Init +9 (+6
class, +3 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 19 (+3 Dex, +4 Class, +2 SA); Atk: unarmed +10 (dmg 1d6+3 normal),
Satedan pistol +11 (dmg 3d8 normal, error 1, threat 20, range 30 ft)); SA None; SQ Wraith Feeding
Resistance***, Accurate, Damage Resistance (1), Stalker, Rough Living (+2), Armour Use +1, Bush-
master, Sneak Attack (+1d6); SV Fort +9, Ref +6, Will +7; Str 17, Dex 16, Con 16, Int 12, Wis 12, Cha
8; Skills: Climb +7, Concentration +5, Craft (Booby Traps) +5, First Aid +4, Hide +8, Intimidate (STR)
+10, Languages (Satedan, Pegasus Trade Language, English) +3, Profession (Military) +6, Spot +7,
Survival (Forest) +9, Survival (Mountains) +8, Survival
(Plains) +7, Survival (Jungle) +7, Survival (Desert) +7;
Feats: Armour Group Proficiency (Light, Medium, Hea-
vy), Weapon Group Proficiency (Hurled, Melee, Hand-
gun, Rifle, Tactical), Martial Arts, Outdoorsman, Stone
Cold, Speed Trigger, Perfect Stance, Track
(High Level)
6th level Soldier / 6th level Scout: Satedan Military
Specialist. CR 12. SZ M; w/vp 16/114; Init +9 (+6 class,
+3 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 19 (+3 Dex, +4 Class, +2 SA);
Atk: unarmed +14 (dmg 1d6+4 normal), Satedan pistol
+14 (dmg 3d8+2 normal, error 1, threat 20, range 30
ft)); SA None; SQ Wraith Feeding Resistance***, Accu-
rate, Damage Resistance (1), Stalker, Rough Living (+2),
Armour Use +1, Bushmaster (x2), Sneak Attack (+1d6),
Weapon Specialisation (Satedan pistol); SV Fort +10,
Ref +8, Will +9; Str 18, Dex 16, Con 16, Int 12, Wis 12,
Cha 8; Skills: Climb +10, Concentration +7, Craft (Booby
Traps) +7, First Aid +4, Hide +11, Intimidate (STR) +13,
Languages (Satedan, Pegasus Trade Language, English) +3, Profession (Military) +6, Spot +9,
Survival (Forest) +16, Survival (Mountains) +11, Survival (Plains) +8, Survival (Jungle) +10, Survival
(Desert) +11; Feats: Armour Group Proficiency (Light, Medium, Heavy), Weapon Group Proficiency
(Hurled, Melee, Handgun, Rifle, Tactical), Martial Arts, Outdoorsman (Advanced Mastery), Stone
Cold, Speed Trigger, Perfect Stance, Track, Quick Draw, Double-Tap, Mobility, Sidestep
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Dr Carson Beckett
(Low Level)
4th level Scientist: Human Civilian Specialist. CR 4. SZ M; w/vp 10/22; Init +3 (+2
class, +1 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 14 (+1 Dex, +3 Class); Atk: unarmed +3 (dmg 1d3
normal), M92 Beretta +3 (dmg 1d10+1 normal, error 1-2, threat 20, range 25
ft); SA None; SQ Professor, Learned, Improvise (+2), Research (feat), PhD (know-
ledge); SV Fort +1, Ref +2, Will +6; Str 10, Dex 13, Con 10, Int 16, Wis 15, Cha 13;
Skills: Computers +6, Concentration +11 (t 19), Craft (Surgery) +10, Cultures +6
(t 19), Diplomacy +3, Electronics +6, First Aid +14 (t 19), Knowledge (Biology) +11,
Knowledge (Chemistry) +10, Knowledge (Epidemiology) +11, Knowledge (Medici-
ne) +12, Knowledge (Xenobiology) +12 (all Knowledge skills are t 19), Mechanics
+4, Pilot +2, Profession (Doctor) +12, Search +7, Sense Motive +6, Spot +6, Xeno-Languages (Pegasus
Trade Language) +4, Survival (Forest) +6, Swim +4; Feats: Armour Group Proficiency (Light), Weapon
Group Proficiency (Melee, Handgun), World Traveler, Ancient Technology Activation, Bandage, Scho-
larly, M.D.
(Mid Level)
5th level Scientist 3rd level Field Medic: Human Civilian Specialist. CR 8. SZ M; w/vp 10/43; Init +4
(+3 class, +1 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 16 (+1 Dex, +5 Class);
Atk: unarmed +3 (dmg 1d3 normal), M92 Beretta +4 (dmg
1d10+1 normal, error 1-2, threat 20, range 25 ft); SA None;
SQ Professor, Learned, Improvise (+4), Research (feat), PhD
(knowledge), Angel, Buddy Care (2), Field Medicine, Healer
(+2) ; SV Fort +3, Ref +5, Will +9; Str 10, Dex 13, Con 10, Int
17, Wis 15, Cha 13; Skills: Computers +9, Concentration +14
(t 19), Craft (Surgery) +13, Craft (Medicines) +11, Cultures
+6 (t 19), Diplomacy +3, Electronics +6, First Aid +19 (t
19), Knowledge (Biology) +14, Knowledge (Chemistry) +13,
Knowledge (Epidemiology) +14, Knowledge (Medicine) +15,
Knowledge (Xenobiology) +15 (all Knowledge skills are t
19), Mechanics +4, Pilot +2, Profession (Doctor) +15, Search
+9, Sense Motive +6, Spot +7, Xeno-Languages (Pegasus
Trade Language) +4, Survival (Forest) +6, Swim +4; Feats:
Armour Group Proficiency (Light), Weapon Group Profi-
ciency (Melee, Handgun), World Traveler, Ancient Technolo-
gy Activation, Bandage, Scholarly, M.D., CPR*.
(High Level)
5th level Scientist 7th level Field Medic: Human Civilian Spe-
cialist. CR 12. SZ M; w/vp 10/65; Init +6 (+5 class, +1 Dex); Spd 30 ft.; Def 18 (+1 Dex, +7 Class); Atk:
unarmed +5 (dmg 1d3 normal), M92 Beretta +6 (dmg 1d10+1 normal, error 1-2, threat 20, range 25
ft); SA None; SQ Professor, Learned, Improvise (+4), Research (feat), PhD (knowledge), Angel, Buddy
Care (3), Field Medicine (Medical Kit, Increased Healing), Healer (+6), Armour Use (+1/-1), Medicine
Chest, Self Aid; SV Fort +5, Ref +7, Will +12; Str 10, Dex 13, Con 10, Int 17, Wis 16, Cha 13; Skills: Com-
puters +13, Concentration +18 (t 18), Craft (Surgery) +18, Craft (Medicines) +15, Cultures +7 (t 19),
Diplomacy +3, Electronics +6, First Aid +25 (t 19), Knowledge (Biology) +19, Knowledge (Chemistry)
+18, Knowledge (Epidemiology) +19, Knowledge (Medicine) +21, Knowledge (Xenobiology) +19 (all
Knowledge skills are t 18), Mechanics +4, Pilot +3, Profession (Doctor) +21, Search +9, Sense Motive
+7, Spot +8, Xeno-Languages (Pegasus Trade Language) +4, Survival (Forest) +9, Swim +4; Feats:
Armour Group Proficiency (Light), Weapon Group Proficiency (Melee, Handgun), World Traveler, An-
cient Technology Activation, Bandage, Scholarly (Advanced), M.D., CPR*, Charmer
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Support Cast
Col. Steven Caldwell
Specialty: Air Force
(Officer)
Rank: Colonel (O-6)
Class: Diplomat/Ad-
vance Team Member
Level: 5/5
Strength: 10
Dexterity: 12
Constitution: 11
Intelligence: 14
Wisdom: 12
Charisma: 14
Vitality: 46 Wounds: 11
Defense: 16 (+5 class, +1 Dex)
Initiative Bonus: +5 (+4 class, +1 Dex)
Speed: 30
Fort: +4 Ref: +6 Will: +8
Special Attacks: Sneak attack +1d6.
Special Qualities: None.
Skills: Bluff +9, Bureaucracy +8, Climb +4,
Cultures +4, Diplomacy +8, First Aid +5, Gather
Information +6, Hide +5, Innuendo +4, Intimida-
te +6/+8, Jump +4, Knowledge (Space Combat
Tactics) +12, Languages +4, Move Silently +5,
Pilot +8, Profession (Military) +12, Search +9,
Sense Motive +7, Spot +9, Swim +3.
Feats: Armor Group Proficiency (Light, Medium),
Charmer, Hard Core, Persuasive, Stealthy, Track,
Weapon Group Proficiency (Handgun, Melee,
Rifle).
Attacks: Unarmed +6 1d3 (subdual)
Beretta M9 +7 1d10+1 (normal, error 1-2, threat
20, range 25 ft.)
FN P90 +6 1d10+1 (normal, error 1-2, threat 19-
20, range 30 ft., qualities and mods AP, BP, RG)
Gear: Beretta 9M, SG team bundle, other bund-
les as needed (by mission).
Lt Laura Cadman
Specialty: Air Force
(Enlisted)
Rank: Lieutenant
(O-2)
Class: Advance Team
Member
Level: 5/5
Strength: 10
Dexterity: 14
Constitution: 13
Intelligence: 14
Wisdom: 12
Charisma: 10
Vitality: 31 Wounds: 13
Defense: 14 (+2 class, +2 Dex)
Initiative Bonus: +4 (+2 class, +2 Dex)
Speed: 30
Fort: +4 Ref: +6 Will: +4
Special Attacks: Sneak attack +1d6.
Special Qualities: None.
Skills: Bluff +3, Bureaucracy +5, Climb +3, First
Aid +4, Hide +6, Jump +3, Knowledge (Atlantis
Systems) +8, Listen +4, Move Silently +6, Profes-
sion (Military) +6, Search +5, Spot +7, Survival +6,
Swim +3.
Feats: Armor Group Proficiency (Light, Medium),
Extra Supplies, Stealthy, Track, Weapon Group
Proficiency (Handgun, Melee, Rifle).
Attacks: Unarmed +3 1d3 (subdual)
Beretta M9 +5 1d10+1 (normal, error 1-2, threat
20, range 25 ft.)
FN P90 +4 1d10+1 (normal, error 1-2, threat 19-
20, range 30 ft., qualities and mods AP, BP, RG)
Gear: Beretta 9M, SG team bundle, other bund-
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Dr Radek Zelenka
Specialty: Civilian
Specialist
Rank: None
Class: Academic
Level: 5
Strength: 10
Dexterity: 10
Constitution: 11
Intelligence: 16
Wisdom: 14
Charisma: 12
Vitality: 14 Wounds: 11
Defense: 14 (+ 4 class)
Initiative Bonus: +5 (+4 class, +1 Dex)
Speed: 30
Fort: +1 Ref: +1 Will: +6
Special Qualities: Always take 10 skills (Elec-
tronics, Knowledge [Physics], Knowledge [Sci-
ence]), +2 to education checks..
Skills: Bureaucracy +5, Computers +11, Concen-
tration +9, Electronics +13, Driver +4, Hobby
(Puzzle Solving) +8, Knowledge (Atlantis Sys-
tems) +11, Knowledge (Physics) +14, Knowledge
(Science) +14, Profession (Scientist) +8.
Feats: Armor Group Proficiency (Light), Ordi-
nary Past, Scholarly, Weapon Group Proficiency
(Melee).
Attacks: Unarmed +2 1d3 (subdual)
Gear: Professor personal bundle.
Dr Kate Heightmeyer
Specialty: Civilian
Specialist
Rank: Lieutenant
(O-2)
Class: Academic
Level: 5
Strength: 8
Dexterity: 10
Constitution: 11
Intelligence: 16
Wisdom: 14
Charisma: 14
Vitality: 14 Wounds: 11
Defense: 14 (+4 class)
Initiative Bonus: +3 (+3 class)
Speed: 30
Fort: +1 Ref: +1 Will: +6
Special Qualities: Always take 10 skills (Pro-
fession (Psychologist), Knowledge [Psycholo-
gy], Knowledge [Neurology]), +2 to education
checks..
Skills: Bureaucracy +5, Computers +11, Concen-
tration +9, Driver +4, Knowledge (Psychology)
+14, Knowledge (Neurology) +15, Knowledge
(Pharmacology) +13, Diplomacy +7, Profession
(Psychologist) +11.
Feats: AArmor Group Proficiency (Light), Ordi-
nary Past, Scholarly, Weapon Group Proficiency
(Melee).
Attacks: Unarmed +1 1d3-1 (subdual)
Gear: Professional personal bundle.
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Wraith Leader Caste
Specialty: Wraith
Leader
Rank: n/a
Class: Diplomat/
Advance Team
Member
Level: 5/5
Strength: 16
Dexterity: 12
Constitution: 14
Intelligence: 14
Wisdom: 12
Charisma: 8
Vitality: 66 Wounds: 11
Defense: 16 (+ 5 class, +1 Dex)
Initiative Bonus: +5 (+4 class, +1 Dex)
Speed: 30
Fort: +4 Ref: +6 Will: +8
Special Qualities: Wraith feeding; Wraith Rege-
neration (regenerate 1 WP/rnd, doubled if fed
in the last hour), Hallucinations
Skills: Bluff +6, Bureaucracy +8, Climb +7,
Cultures +4, Diplomacy +6, First Aid +5, Gather
Information +10, Hide +9, Innuendo +4, Intimida-
te +13/+9, Jump +7, Languages +4, Move Silently
+9, Pilot +8, Profession (Military) +4, Search +9,
Sense Motive +7, Spot +9, Swim +3.
Feats: Armor Group Proficiency (Light, Medium),
Bloodthirsty, Hard Core, Stone Cold, Stealthy,
Track, Weapon Group Proficiency (Handgun,
Melee, Rifle).
Attacks: Hand Stunner: +7, 1d10+1 (normal, er-
ror 1-2, threat 20, range 25 ft.) Stuns as errata-
corrected Zat.
Stun Rifle (ranged): +6, 2d10 (normal, error 1-2,
threat 20, range 125 ft.) Stuns as errata-correc-
ted Zat
Stun Rifle (as melee): +9, 1d10+3 (normal, error
1-2, threat 20)
Gear: Hand stunner, Stun Rifle
Wraith Warrior Caste
Specialty:
Wraith Warrior
Rank: n/a
Class: SGC Ma-
rine
Level: 1
Strength: 16
Dexterity: 12
Constitution: 14
Intelligence: 12
Wisdom: 13
Charisma: 4
Vitality: 20
Wounds: 15
Defense: 12 (+1 class, +1 Dex)
Initiative Bonus: +1 (+1 Dex)
Speed: 30
Fort: +3 Ref: +1 Will: +5
Special Qualities: Wraith feeding; Wraith Rege-
neration (regenerate 1 WP/rnd, doubled if fed
in the last hour)..
Skills: : Balance +2, Demolitions +3, Intimidate
+2/+1, Jump +2, Profession (Military) +2, Spot
+6, Survival +2.
Feats: Armor Group Proficiency (Light, Medium,
Heavy), Iron Will, Weapon Group Proficiency (Me-
lee, Handgun, Exotic (Wraith Stun Rifle)).
Attacks: Unarmed +4 1d3+3 (subdual)
Hand Stunner: +2, 1d10+1 (normal, error 1-2,
threat 20, range 25 ft.) Stuns as errata-correc-
ted Zat.
Stun Rifle (ranged): +1, 2d10 (normal, error 1-2,
threat 20, range 125 ft.) Stuns as errata-correc-
ted Zat
Stun Rifle (as melee): +5, 1d10+3 (normal, error
1-2, threat 20)
Gear: Hand stunner, Stun Rifle, Sensor mask (+4
to Spot).
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Wraith Keeper / Hive Queen
Specialty: Wraith
Hive Queen
Rank: n/a
Class: Diplomat /
Academic
Level: 10 / 5
Strength: 16
Dexterity: 12
Constitution: 11
Intelligence: 14
Wisdom: 12
Charisma: 10
Vitality: 51 Wounds: 11
Defense: 21 (+ 10 class, +1 Dex)
Initiative Bonus: +8 (+7 class, +1 Dex)
Speed: 30
Fort: +4 Ref: +5 Will: +12
Special Qualities: Wraith feeding; Wraith Rege-
neration (regenerate 1 WP/rnd, doubled if fed
in the last hour), Hallucinations.
Skills: Bluff +13, Computers +17, Concentration
+13, Diplomacy +18, Driver +6, Sense Motive +16,
Cultures +8, Gather Information +10, Bureaucra-
cy +13, Intimidate +13, Knowledge (Science) +14,
Knowledge (Pegasus Galaxy) +22, Knowledge
(Hive Politics) +9, Languages +12, Profession
(Diplomat) +11.
Feats: : Armor Group Proficiency (Light),
Bloodthirsty, Field Operative, Stone Cold, Scho-
larly, Weapon Group Proficiency (Handgun,
Melee).
Attacks: Unarmed +12 1d3+3 (subdual)
Gear: None
Genii Soldier
Specialty: Genii Army Enlisted
Rank: Private
Class: SGC Marine
Level: 1
Strength: 12
Dexterity: 12
Constitution: 14
Intelligence: 12
Wisdom: 13
Charisma: 10
Vitality: 20 Wounds: 15
Defense: 12 (+1 class, +1 Dex)
Initiative Bonus: +1 (+1 Dex)
Speed: 30
Fort: +3 Ref: +1 Will: +5
Special Qualities: None.
Skills: Balance +2, Demolitions +3, Intimidate
+3/+2, Jump +2, Profession (Military) +3, Spot
+2, Survival +2.
Feats: Armor Group Proficiency (Light, Medium,
Heavy), Iron Will, Weapon Group Proficiency
(Handgun, Rifle).
Attacks: Unarmed +2 1d3+1 (subdual)
Genii Pistol +2 2d4 (normal, error 1, threat 20,
range 20 ft.)
Genii Rifle +2 3d6+1 (normal, error 1, threat 20,
range 45 ft. qualities and mods CS, RG)
Gear: Genii Pistol, Genii Rifle, Combat Bundle
(equivelant to SGC Team bundle)

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Genii Scientist
Specialty: Civilian Scientist
Rank: none
Class: Academic
Level: 5
Strength: 10
Dexterity: 10
Constitution: 11
Intelligence: 16
Wisdom: 14
Charisma: 12
Vitality: 14 Wounds: 11
Defense: 14 (+ 4 class)
Initiative Bonus: +3 (+3 class)
Speed: 30
Fort: +1 Ref: +1 Will: +6
Special Qualities: Always take 10 skills (Craft
[Nuclear Weapons], Knowledge [Science], Know-
ledge [Nuclear Physics]), +2 to education checks.
Skills: Bureaucracy +5, Computers +11, Concen-
tration +9, Craft (Nuclear Weapons) +13, Driver
+4, Knowledge (Science) +14, Knowledge (Nucle-
ar Physics) +13, Knowledge (Particle Theory) +13,
Languages +7, Profession (Nuclear Physicist) +8.
Feats: Armor Group Proficiency (Light), Ordi-
nary Past, Scholarly, Weapon Group Proficiency
(Melee).
Attacks: Unarmed +2 1d3 (subdual)
Genii Pistol +2 2d4 (normal, error 1, threat 20,
range 20 ft.)
Gear: Professor personal bundle.
Genii Officer
Specialty: Genii Army Officer
Rank: Commander (O-6)
Class: Diplomat/Advance Team Member
Level: 5/5
Strength: 10
Dexterity: 12
Constitution: 13
Intelligence: 12
Wisdom: 12
Charisma: 14
Vitality: 56 Wounds: 13
Defense: 16 (+5 class, +1 Dex)
Initiative Bonus: +5 (+4 Class, +1 Dex)
Speed: 30
Fort: +5 Ref: +6 Will: +8
Special Attacks: Sneak attack +1d6.
Special Qualities: None.
Skills: Bluff +12, Bureaucracy +5, Climb +3,
Cultures +4, Diplomacy +12, First Aid +4, Gather
Information +7, Hide +8, Innuendo +4, Intimidate
+8/+10, Jump +3, Languages +6, Listen +5, Move
Silently +8, Profession (Diplomat) +4, Profession
(Military) +7, Search +4, Sense Motive +9, Spot
+6, Survival +6, Swim +3.
Feats: Armor Group Proficiency (Light, Medi-
um), Martial Arts, Persuasive, Stargate Explo-
rer, Stealthy, Track, Weapon Group Proficiency
(Handgun, Melee, Rifle).
Attacks: Unarmed +7 1d6 (subdual)
Genii Pistol +7 2d4 (normal, error 1, threat 20,
range 20 ft.)
Genii Rifle +5 3d6+1 (normal, error 1, threat 20,
range 45 ft. qualities and mods CS, RG)
Gear: Genii Pistol, Genii Rifle, Combat Bundle
(equivelant to SGC Team bundle)

* See New Feats & Skills in this sourcebook.
** This power is unique to Teyla Emmagen. It allows her to make an opposed Will saving throw with any Wraith within 10 light
years. If she fails, nothing happens. If she succeeds, she can link with the Wraiths mind and see through its eyes. This must
be repeated every round until she breaks contact. If she fails, she loses contact. If she fails by more than 10, the Wraith can
possess her and force her to act until she wins back control. Inflicting damage on her forces the possessing Wraith to make an
opposed Will save, with the damage added to Teylas roll.
*** This power is unique to Ronon Dex. He is unusable as a food source for the Wraith. A Wraith can lock on with its hand-
mouth, but cannot take any sustenance or age Ronon.

Chapter 3
New Races
Wraith
(Macro-Species)
The Wraith are a predatory species native to the
Pegasus Galaxy. Recent research suggests they evolved
from quasi-insectoid ancestors that incorporated Human
DNA during the feeding process. This DNA has borne out over
time, resulting in a humanoid, quasi-mammalian species which
retains the feeding habits of its distant ancestor.
The Wraith can consume solid food (and indeed, require it until adole-
scence), but their main food source is the life force of humans. The nature
of this life force is not clearly understood, though the rapid ageing a victim
undergoes seems to suggest that it works at a fundamentally cellular level,
perhaps causing rapid cell division and telomere loss, which would result in an acce-
lerated ageing process and a greatly shortened lifespan.
The Wraith are a technologically advanced species, in possession of faster-than-light
starships, directed energy weapons and matter-energy transport technologies. They
defeated the Ancients ten thousand years ago (though this was by force of numbers to
quote John Sheppard, the Ancients never lost a battle, they just lost the war) and have
effectively subjugated the Pegasus galaxy ever since. This rule, however, is different to the
Goauld rule. The Wraith do not constantly rule over their subjects rather, they remain in
stasis most of the time, and every two hundred years or so, they awaken for a culling of
their human herds.
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A typical culling involves wave after wave of
small fighter ships called Darts either entering
atmosphere from an orbiting ship or coming th-
rough the stargate. These ships can beam peo-
ple on the ground into a holding buffer in the
Darts computer, to be rematerialised later on
(usually back on the Darts mother ship). This also
allows the Dart to transport assault troops into
locations to attack an enemy.
The thus-culled victims are then coccooned
aboard a Hive ship, to be fed upon at the Wraiths
leisure.
Wraith society is still poorly understood. Their re-
productive processes are still unknown, though
they are likely to reproduce in a mammalian
manner, since Wraith females have breasts that
presumably perform the same function as they
do in Human females. What is interesting to note
is that the vast majority of Wraith encountered
are male; the only females so far encountered
by humans are called Hive Queens or Keepers,
and appear to perform a kind of caretaker func-
tion while the rest of a Hive ships crew are in
stasis between cullings.
Whether the females are greatly outnumbered,
or there is a Wraith homeworld somewhere with
the majority of the Wraith females and young, is
so far unknown.
Apart from the female Keepers, there appears
to be two distinct castes of Wraith. The vast ma-
jority of those encountered are of the Warrior
caste, who tend to be physically larger and more
muscular, and generally have their faces covered
with a mask that acts as a sensor array, feeding
back infra-red and motion-tracking information
to the Wraith warrior.
Those leading the warriors are of the Leader cas-
te, and wear no particular uniform or pattern of
clothing, but obviously command the warriors
they travel with. The exact ranking system of the
Wraith remains unkown, but it seems reasonable
to presume that the Leader caste roughly fill the
niche of military officers, while the Warrior caste
are analogous to enlisted personnel.
The Wraith also possess limited telepathic abi-
lities. They appear to be able to communicate
with each other telepathically, and humans with
Wraith DNA have been known to connect to this
link. They are also able to project hallucinations
into the minds of humans during cullings, which
confuses their victims and inhibits their ability to
escape or fight back.
SHARED SPECIES TALENTS
Wraith Feeding. If a Wraith succeeds at a
grappling attack with a human, and the human
is not wearing armour over his chest area, the
Wraith can initiate feeding. The exact mecha-
nism of this is unknown, but the results are ob-
vious the victim effectively ages as the Wraith
feeds on him. Each round the Wraiths grip re-
mains unbroken, roll 1d10. This is how many ye-
ars are added to the characters effective age.
All age-related penalties (but none of the bene-
fits) are immediately applied to the character.
Few people can survive more than a minute or
so of being thus drained.
Exceptional Strength. Wraith are far stron-
ger than humans, and gain a +4 bonus to their
Strength score.
Reputation. The Wraith are feared throug-
hout the Pegasus galaxy. This terror, coupled
with their astonishing arrogance and frightening
appearance, causes them to suffer a -6 penalty
to Charisma.
Regeneration. The Wraith are extremely resi-
lient. All Wraith regenerate wound point damage
at the rate of 1 per round. If the Wraith has re-
cently fed, this rate is doubled. The Wraith must
be reduced to below -10 wound points to kill it.
Hallucinations. The Leader or Hive Queen
caste Wraith makes a level check that is, it rolls
d20 + its character level. This sets the DC for the
victims Will saving throw to avoid the hallucina-
tion.
The maximum range for the hallucination is 100
metres. The hallucination is not an illusion it
cannot take the shape of a particular person or
thing. It does, however, take the form of fleeting,
ghostly images at the edge of the victims field
of view, and unsettling noises that seem to come
from behind or to the sides. It is unsettling and
frightening, and those failing their Will saving
throw are frightened and confused, suffering a
-2 penalty to attack & skill rolls and a -2 penalty
to defence.

Level Check Result Will Save DC
4 or less 10
5-14 15
15-24 20
25-34 25
35+ 30
Chapter 3
New Races
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Athosians
(New Near-Human Species/Specialty)
The Athosians are a deeply spiritual people who
have survived Wraith cullings for many generati-
ons, thanks to their leaders who have the knack
of sensing when the Wraith are approaching. Alt-
hough at first blush a peaceful, agrarian people,
the Athosians are also ferocious warriors when
needs be, and have developed their own martial
art a form of fighting with two short, heavy
sticks.
SPECIAL TALENTS
Evolutionary Advantage the Athosians have
lived in the shadow of the Wraith since time im-
memorial, and have developed a knack for disap-
pearing when the Wraith arrive. Warned by their
leaders, who have the uncanny ability to sense
the approaching predators, the Athosians are
experts at disappearing into caves, hidey-holes,
underground shelters and hidden bolt-holes when
the Wraith arrive. All Athosians have the Stealthy
feat, and all prerequisites are waived.
Athosians are tough and strong-willed, gaining
a +1 to Constitution and Wisdom; they can also be
uncompromising and blunt, resulting in a -2 penal-
ty to Charisma.
Satedans
(New Near-Human Species/Specialty)
The Satedans were a technologically advanced
people native to the Pegasus Galaxy until they
were wiped out by the Wraith over seven years
ago. Only around 300 people survived the destruc-
tion of their homeworld, most of them fleeing to
their allied world of Balkan, where they live now
as part of the Balkan community. The Satedans
are unremarkable in physical form and tempera-
ment, though they do tend to be forthright and
honest.
SPECIAL TALENTS
+2 Constitution and -2 Charisma. The Satedans are
a tough people, and their blunt nature can some-
times unsettle those used to more guile and less
honesty.
Chapter 4
New Feats and Skills

Activation
(per EvilDrPuma, AEG SG-1 Forums)
You possess the rare genetic variant that
permits you to operate genome-activated Ancients
technology.
Prerequisites: Human (or Near-Human with GMs consent)
Benefit: Ancients-built devices with the Genome Activated quality
recognize you as an operator. In addition, you gain a bonus or penalty
equal your Wisdom modifier to skill checks made to operate genome-ac-
tivated Ancients technology. This bonus is cumulative with the key ability
modifier for Wisdom-based skill checks.
Normal: You are unable to operate genome-activated Ancients technology.
Special: Genome Activated (GA) is a gear quality specific to some Ancients-bu-
ilt technologies (usually dangerous or secured devices or those requiring special
training to operate). An item with the Genome Activated quality only activates when
operated by a user with the Ancients Technology Activation feat. Cost: 4 gear picks (or
4 resource points, as applicable).
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Wraith Sense
One of your ancestors was a victim of Wraith ex-
perimentation, and as a result, you have a small
amount of Wraith DNA. This enables you to sense
the Wraith when they are nearby.
Prerequisites: Human or Near-Human; must be a
Pegasus Galaxy native. This feat can only be taken
at character creation.
Benefit: A Wraith scientist experimented on cer-
tain humans in the past in an attempt to make
them tastier. The experiment backfired, howe-
ver, and the humans were able to sense the Wraith
and maintain limited telepathy with them. You
can make a Will save when near to sense their pre-
sence. The DC of the check is equal to the number
of metres distance divided by 100. Thus, to sense
a Wraith anywhere within Atlantis (a 2 km radius)
would require a Will save vs DC 20.
Normal: You are only able to detect the Wraith as
you would any other group or person.
Alternate Rule: Rather than use a Will save, you
can ask the character to make an Inspiration
check (waiving the action dice cost) against the
same difficulty. Note that this will, in general,
make the check easier.
CPR
(Note: This feat is an alternative to the Resusci-
tation class feature of the Field Medic prestige
class. I believe it is unrealistic to make a character
15th level before they can attempt CPR.)
You can attempt to CPR (cardio-pulmonary re-
suscitation) to resuscitate a person who has just
died.
Prerequisites: First Aid 8+
Benefit: The victim must be between -10 and -24
wound points, and the treating character must be
able to tend to the character within a number of
rounds following the targets death equal to the
victims current Constitution score. The treating
character makes a First Aid check with a DC of 10
+ the number of negative wounds the target cha-
racter has accumulated (eg: a victim reduced to
-16 wounds requires a First Aid check with a DC
of 26). This skill check requires 1 full minute (10
rounds).
With success, the victim is restored to 0 wounds,
but suffers a temporary Constitution damage
equal to the number of rounds he was clinically
dead before the treating character started CPR.
Normal: You can not attempt to resuscitate so-
meone who has passed beyond -25 wounds.
Pegasus Contacts
Your background as a frequent traveller through
the Pegasus stargate network has allowed you to
develop a network of trade and friendly contacts
on many worlds.
Prerequisites: Human (or Near-Human with GMs
consent); Pegasus Galaxy native
Benefit: Whenever you are undertaking a missi-
on through the stargate, you may make a level
check (d20 + your level) against a DC of 10 to 30,
depending on your characters history and the
GMs wishes. Success indicates that you can effec-
tively have the benefit of a good relationship with
an influential person on the world you are travel-
ling to. This may manifest in many ways, mostly up
to the GM, but should include such things as: a +1
or 2 bonus to disposition checks with locals who
are aware of the relationship; first-choice access
to any trade or technologies that may exist on
the world and that are up for sale, and the like.
Normal: You have no particular relationship with
the people on the visited world.
Chapter 3
New Races
Chapter 5
Technology & Weaponry
Ancient Gene Operated (AO)
An item with this quality requires a character to
possess the Ancient Technology Activation feat in order
to use it. For anyone without this feat, the item simply does
not function it will not even turn on. Note the difference bet-
ween this quality and the AI (Ancient Gene Initialised) quality.
Ancient Gene Initialised (AI)
This quality is similar to the AO quality at first. It requires a person with the
Ancient Technology Activation feat to initialise it that is, to power it up and
bring it to working order. Once this is done, however, the item remains functional
for anyone until it is again powered down.
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Ancient Technology
All Ancient devices with the BT (battery powered)
quality can be recharged by plugging them into
a power source aboard a Puddle Jumper, or the
power sockets frequently found around Atlantis
itself.
Ancient multi-function sensor (Ancients,
Tauri)
Capable of detecting a wide
variety of electro-magnetic
radiation, power sources,
life signs and more, the
MFS is an extremely useful
device discovered on Atlan-
tis and now used by all off-
world exploration teams. It gives a bonus of +10
to Spot checks for any carbon-based life form or
source of EMR or other energy within a mile or so
of the scanner.
Picks: 5
Check Cap: --
Range Increment: 1000 ft
Duration: 3 days.
Weight: 1 lb
Qualities: AI, BT, RG, WP
Ancient Medical Scanner (Ancients, Tauri)
Similar in principle to the
MFS, the Ancient Med-
Scanner is more focused
on short-range scans to
return information about
a biological organism. It
provides a +4 bonus to
either First Aid, Professi-
on (Doctor) or Knowledge
(Medicine) when used by a character with any of
those skills already at 5+.
Picks: 3
Check Cap: --
Range Increment: 1 ft
Duration: 3 days.
Weight: 1 lb
Qualities: AI, BT
Personal Shield Emitter (Ancients)
A device designed to shield the wearer from all
harm. It appears to func-
tion as a combination
of a shield and inertial
damper, protecting the
wearer from attacks, en-
ergy bursts, energy fields
and kinetic impacts such
as falls. It also has the side-effect of preventing
anything from entering the field including the
users own hand to remove the device, food or
drink. The user must make a conscious effort of
will to deactivate and remove the device. In game
terms, he must make a DC 20 Will saving throw.
Once attuned to a particular wearer (which takes
1d10 hours of wear), the PSE can only be worn or
activated by that person. It provides a DR 50 to
the wearer.
Picks: 8
Check Cap: --
Range Increment: n/a
Duration: 7 days.
Weight: lb
Qualities: AO, BT
Human Technology
Wraith Retrovirus (Tauri)
This retroviral treatment was developed by Dr Car-
son Beckett of the Atlantis Expedition. It uses the
fact that the Wraith have as much Human DNA as
they do of the ancestral species to the so-called
Iratus Bug. The retrovirus switches off the bug
genes and switches on the human genes, gradu-
ally transforming the Wraith into a Human. At pre-
sent, it needs to be given every 24 hours or the
subject begins to revert back into Wraith form.
The change back is initially rapid, taking less than
forty-eight hours before the subject is essential-
ly a Wraith from a mental and emotional perspec-
tive, and requires feeding like any other Wraith.
However, the appearance remains something of a
hybrid for 4d4 weeks.
Picks: 8
Check Cap: --
Range Increment: n/a
Duration: special (see text).
Weight: negligible.
Qualities: none.
Wraith feeding enzyme (Tauri)
When Wraith feed, they inject an enzyme into
their victims which strengthens the victims con-
stitution, allowing them to live longer. This enhan-
ces the feeding process for the Wraith, making
it more nutritious. The enzyme itself, however,
can be used as a performance enhancing drug
by humans. A single dose can greatly increase
the users strength, reflexes, stamina and confi-
dence.
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Over time, however, humans become addicted to
the Wraith feeding enzyme, making it necessary
to have a dose every twelve hours or withdrawal
symptoms set in. Withdrawal from the WFE is ex-
tremely debilitating, and can often be fatal.
In game terms, whenever a person takes the en-
zyme, they must make a Fortitude saving throw
(DC 10 + number of doses administered). Failing
the save means the person is addicted. An addict
must have 1 dose every twelve hours or else they
begin to suffer withdrawal. A person suffering
from withdrawal suffers -6 to all ability scores
except Constitution. They must make a Fortitude
save every hour (DC 15) or lose a Constitution
point. This occurs every hour for 2d20 hours. If
the persons CON reaches 0, they die. Once the
character is over the addiction (assuming hes ali-
ve) his attributes return at a rate of 1 every hour
(all increase at once, not separately)
The effect of the enzyme is remarkable. A per-
son taking a single dose gains a bonus of +4 to
Strength, Dex and Con, +2 vitality points per le-
vel, and a -4 penalty to Wisdom. After 12 hours,
the abilities return to normal at a rate of 1 point
every hour. If a new dose isnt given before the
abilities reach normal, withdrawal sets in.
A person can give themselves more than one
dose. This is dangerous, requiring a DC 5 (+1 per
extra dose) Fortitude saving throw or the person
suffers a stroke (-6 STR, DEX, unable to walk for
1d6 months, DEX permanently reduced by 4).
Each extra dose gives +2 to the benefits listed
above (and +1 vitality per level for every extra
dose), and -1 to Wisdom.
Picks: 6
Check Cap: --
Range Increment: n/a
Duration: special (see text).
Weight: negligible.
Qualities: none.
Wraith Technology
Data Storage Device (Wraith)
This item is a data storage and transfer device
used to move informati-
on between different
Wraith in much the
same way as humans
use USB memory sticks
or floppy disks. For a
Wraith with the ap-
propriate access code,
it contains the information they need to do the
job they have; for a Human, it takes an extended
Cryptography (DC 45; hourly) check to break the
code, after which it provides the following skill
for the length of the mission: Knowledge (Wraith
Fleet) +15.
Picks: n/a (should only be awarded as part of an
adventure)
Check Cap: --
Range Increment: n/a
Duration: special (see text).
Weight: negligible.
Qualities: none.
Asgard Transporter Sensor Jamming
The Wraith have developed a way of jamming
the sensor beams of the Asgard transporters.
The sensor is necessary to find and lock a beam-
in location; without it, the transporter cannot
function. By jamming this sensor, the Wraith are
able to prevent the transporter from beaming
anything aboard their ships, such as boarding tro-
opsor nuclear weapons.
Whenever a Daedalus class vessel (or other As-
gard-transport possessing vessel) attempts to
scan a Wraith ship to pinpoint a beam-in location,
roll 1d6. If the result is less than the number of
times in this session the attempt has been made,
the Wraith have managed to jam this frequency,
and the transporters sensors will need to be re-
set.
Satedan Combat Pistol
The standard sidearm of the Satedan military
forces uses a power-pack that is rechargable by
induction from most power sources. Each pack
contains enough energy for 50 shots, and can
fire on either a kill or stun setting. This depen-
dable, tough and formidable weapon was Ronon
Dexs only weapon for his seven years of avoiding
Wraith hunters.
Satedan Combat Pistol
Picks: 5
Recoil: 0
Accuracy: +1
Damage: 3d8
Damage Type: Normal (stun setting uses the 1-
shot Zat rules from the SG-1 errata)
Error: 1
Threat: 20
Range Increment: 30 ft
Ammo: 50
Q&M: DP, RG, WP, Single Shot
Weight: 3 lb
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Size Gal-4
Occupancy 5/50 (10)
Handling -2
Speed Special
MPH Special
Defence 4
Wound Points 3000
Hardness 40
Options 80
Bonus RP -
Improvements EXP, HYP (6600 ly/hr), LSP, LVQ, PRS (+8), SLD (40/2000), TPS,
TRS (Asgard), VTL, VLB (16 F-302)
Weapons Tur-
rets
ACC Damage Error Threat Range Ammo Quali-
ties
Heavy Railguns 6 - 10d10(+420/+280) 1-3 18-20 15,000 ft 20 DF, GC
Medium Rail-
guns
10 - 8d10(+300/+200) 1-2 19-20 4,000 ft 50 DF, GC
Guided missile
Launchers (HE)
36 - 10d10(+150/+100) 1-2 19-20 15,000 ft see
below
FD/IF,
RA, GC
Guided missile
Launchers (na-
quadah enhan-
ced)
36 - 20d10(+400/+325) 1-4 18-20 15,000 ft see
below
FD/IF,
RA, GC
Guided missile
launchers (nuc-
lear)
36 - 50d10(+600/+425) 1-4 18-20 15,000 ft see
below
FD/IF,
RA, GC
Starships of the Pegasus Galaxy
BC-304 Daedalus class battle-cruiser
(Daedalus, Odyssey, Korolev)
The Daedalus is the next generation warship of
the USAF, assigned to the Atlantis mission in the
Pegasus Galaxy to protect the Ancients city from
the Wraith threat. Somewhat larger then the
Prometheus class Battle Cruiser prototype, Dae-
dalus is much more advanced, especially in the
areas of shielding and hyperdrive technology. In-
deed, when powered by a ZPM, the Daedalus can
rival a Beliskner class Asgard chariot in speed.
Its complement of 36 VLS missiles are, under nor-
mal circumstances, naquadah-enhanced, shaped-
charge high-explosive weapons. The Daedalus
carries a total of 36 of these missiles, and also
carries twenty Mk V tactical nuclear warheads
that can be fitted to the missiles (1/2 hour per
missile). It normally carries a crew of 105, and can
carry up to 400 additional passengers.
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Size Huge
Occupancy 1/48
Handling +10
Speed 9000
MPH 900/1800
Defence 20
Wound Points 150
Hardness 12
Options 5
Bonus RP -
Improvements ASM, CWP, DHD, IHD, MTF, OCD, PRS, SCD (+6), STC (+4), TCS,
TMC (+4), TPS, UDW, VTL
Weapons Tur-
rets
ACC Damage Error Threat Range Ammo Quali-
ties
Ancient Drones 6 +44 20d10+50 1-2 18-20 20,000 ft 2 **
Puddle Jumper
Class utility transport
Nicknamed the Puddle Jumper after the At-
lantis crew arrived in the Pegasus galaxy, these
versatile little ships are used extensively by the
Earth teams at Atlantis in their explorations.
Quick, manouvreable, armed with 12 Ancient
drone-weapons, and equipped with a cloaking
device, the Puddle Jumper is more than a match
for its most frequently-faced opponent: the
Wraith Dart.
The Puddle Jumper is divided into two sections.
Forward is the pilot/crew compartment contai-
ning seats for a pilot, copilot, and two passen-
gers. The back is configured as a small equip-
ment bay (allowing access to the PJs systems)
and bench seating for at least eight people. A
partition is
used to separate the two sections, and can be
sealed air tight. The pilots compartment has a
DHD, as the Puddle Jumper was designed for
Gate travel in lieu of giving the ship a hyper-
drive.
The ship also possesses an OCD (Optical Cloaking
Device), rendering it invisible to visible wave-
lengths, a TCS (thought-control system) which
is ATA gene activated, and can function as an
underwater submersible (75 mph underwater;
safe depth 1015 ft; fwd viewport collapses at
1230 ft; crush depth 2150 ft.).
OCD with a DC 50 (Interval 1 hr) Electronics,
the cloak can be turned into a shield with str:
50/12
** Drones are fire-and-forget weapons that will not fire until a successful lock-on is achieved it
is then virtually unstoppable. Drones are thought-controlled weapons that cannot be activated by
someone without the ATA gene.
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Size Huge
Occupancy 1/1
Handling +9
Speed 6,000 ft
MPH 600/1,200
Defence 18
Wound Points 140
Hardness 10
Options 6
Bonus RP -
Improvements LSP, PRS (+2), TPS, VTL
Weapons Tur-
rets
ACC Damage Error Threat Range Ammo Quali-
ties
Radar-guided 4 - 8d10(+75) 1-2 19-20 10,000 ft 1 DF/IF,
RA, PC
Railgun (F-302B
only)
2 - 5d10(+40) 1 20 5,000 ft 100 DF, PC
F-302 Mongoose
class space fighter
Developed from the failed X-301 project that
almost killed two pilots in 2002, the X-302 was
rebuilt from the ground up, using a mix of human
and Goauld technology. Most significant is the
use of three separate engines a jet engine for
atmospheric use, rocket boosters for space flight,
and an experimental hyperdrive engine using the
unstable naquadriah isotope as a power source.
Although the hyperdrive was largely a failure, the
F-302 proved an able space-fighter, and has seen
action against the Goauld, the servants of the Ori,
and the Wraith, acquitting itself well in all combat
situations.
A more recent variant, the F-302B, has the hyper
drive removed and is fitted with a light rail-gun to
provide additional flexibility to the four missiles
normally carried.
Aurora class battle-cruiser (Ancients)
(Aurora, Hippoforalkus (ren. Orion) )
Virtually nothing is known about these ships as
yet. Statistics will be posted after Season 3 com-
mences and we actually get to see the Orion do
something!
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Wraith Hive Ship
The largest ships ever encountered by humans,
the Wraith Hive Ships are enormous. Fully 4
kilometres long and over 2 kilometres wide, it
can carry nearly twenty thousand though in
practice, there are nowhere near enough Wraith
to fill one. With a complement of around 220
Darts and dozens of powerful blast cannon ener-
gy weapons, the Hive Ship is more than a match
for most starships. Its primary faults are its slow
hyperspace speed, necessiting frequent stops to
cool the drives, and its lack of deflector shields.
This is somewhat mitigated by an organic, self-re-
pairing hull, but in combat it has been shown that
a Hive Ship finds it difficult to stand toe-to-toe
with a BC-304 class Earth vessel like the Daedalus.
Size Gal-5
Occupancy 115/500 (5)
Handling -12
Speed Special*
MPH Special*
Defence 1
Wound Points 5,500
Hardness 60
Options 38
Bonus RP -
Improvements EXP, HYP (3.5 ly/hr), LSP, LVQ, PRS (+2), Regen Hull (+20 wp/
min), TPS, VTL, VLB (220 Darts)
Weapons Tur-
rets
ACC Damage Error Threat Range Ammo Qua-
lities
Heavy Blast
Cannon
42 - 10d10(+420/+280 1-3 18-20 15,000 ft 50 DF,GC
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Size Gal-2
Occupancy 15/50 (5)
Handling -2
Speed Special*
MPH Special*
Defence 3
Wound Points 1,500
Hardness 20
Options 38
Bonus RP -
Improvements EXP, HYP (3.5 ly/hr), PRS +2, Regen hull (+10 wp/min), TBS, VBY
(12 Darts), VTL
Weapons Tur-
rets
ACC Damage Error Threat Range Ammo Quali-
ties
Heavy Blast
Cannon
12 - 10d10(+420/+280) 1-3 18-20 15,000 ft 20 DF, GC
Wraith Cruiser
Considerably smaller but far more numerous than
Hive Ships, the cruisers generally act as escorts
for the Hive Ships, as well as undertaking smaller
culls themselves. Each can support a dozen Darts,
and can carry up to a hundred humans in stasis as
a food supply
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Wraith Dart
The most commonly-seen Wraith vessel, the
Dart is a vicious little ship, capable of acting
as either an atmospheric or space fighter, a
medium transport ship and a culling vessel
picking up humans from planets in the Pega-
sus galaxy and storing them in its transporter
memory buffer before rematerialising them
aboard a Hive ship, ready for storage and con-
sumption. Wraith ground troops can similarly
be stored in the buffer, then beamed down to
locations on the ground.
Though fast and manouvreable, and packing a
solid punch with their twin plasma cannon, the
Dart is at a disadvantage against the Ancients
Puddle-Jumpers, which can not only cloak, but
are armed with the devastating Drone weapons.
The Darts greatest advantage is generally their
numbers, as they are quite fragile in combat,
and have been known to be shot down by a
machine-gun handled by a single soldier.
The culling beam needs to be activated (half
action). Anyone in its path must make a DC 20
Reflex saving throw to avoid being caught in it.
Targets that fail their save are dematerialised
and stored in the memory buffer aboard the
dart until they are rematerialised. If the dart
(or its memory buffer) is destroyed, anyone
stored inside is dead.
Size Huge
Occupancy 1
Handling +11
Speed 9000
MPH 1000/2000
Defence 22
Wound Points 70
Hardness 5
Options 5
Bonus RP -
Improvements ACS (on hive ship only), DHD, EXO, EXP, LSP (1), NVS, PRS +2,
SDC, STC (+2), TPS, TRS (culling beam), VTL
Weapons Tur-
rets
ACC Damage Error Threat Range Ammo Qua-
lities
Twin Plasma
cannon
n/a - 6d10(+60) 1-2 19-20 2000 ft 200 DF, PC
Chapter 6
New & Variant Rules

Zat Takedown
(from the official game errata)
Zat Takedown (ZTD): When an opponent is successfully atta-
cked by a zat (whether the attack inflicts damage to him or not),
the opponent must make a Fortitude save. This saves DC is determi-
ned as follows.
If the attack raises the targets current total of subdual damage to less
than or equal to his current vitality point total, the Fortitude saves DC is equal
to the damage inflicted (before damage reduction and hardness were applied).
If the attack raises the targets current total of subdual damage to more than
his current vitality point total, or if the attack was a critical hit, the Fortitude saves
DC is 10 + the damage inflicted (before damage reduction and hardness were ap-
plied).
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Suggested Alternate Rule for Zat Takedown.
This is the variant rule we have used in my own
personal campaign. Thus far, it has worked well,
mimicked what we see on-screen, and completely
eliminates any extra calculations, dice rolls or on-
the-fly rulings.
Since vitality points generally represent near-mis-
ses, simply assume that any Zat (or other stunner)
does subdual damage. Low-level, cannon fodder
opponents will be almost immediately dropped,
whereas a PC or high-level NPC will need to be
worn down to be taken out, the same as with
normal weapons.
If the shot is a critical hit, then the subdual dama-
ge is measured against wound points directly. If it
doesnt knock the person out with that hit, then
the subdual damage is just treated normally in sub-
sequent rounds.
Languages
The Pegasus galaxy has developed differently to
the Milky Way. While the Wraith emerge every two
hundred years or so and cull many human worlds,
the worlds themselves have a functioning star-
gate network and a lack of permanent tyrannical
overseers (such as the Goauld). Thus, an extensive
trade network has developed among the Pegasus
people, even among pre-industrial societies such as
the Athosians.
As a result, language differences are markedly
smaller in the Pegasus galaxy than in the Milky
Way. When the Atlantis expedition first arrived,
they were able to communicate with the Athosi-
ans in a minimalist way using the language of the
Ancients as a common denominator. Fairly quickly,
the Atlantis expedition picked up on the trade lan-
guage of the Pegasus Galaxy, and with the help of
the Athosians, soon became proficient in what is
essentially the lingua franca of the Pegasus.