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by Starfinder Development Team (Producer)
Absalom Station is a famous port of call at the center of the galaxy. It's a place where worlds and cultures collide, and where danger and opportunity lurk around every corner. This 164-page hardcover rulebook presents new player options, GM tools, and lore for creating Starfinder adventures on Absalom Station, or anywhere in the galaxy!
Starfinder Absalom Station includes:
- An astounding array of foes and friends likely to show up on a space station.
- Campaign-ready information about culture, lodging, and travel on Absalom Station, including new lore about the station's infamous districts and neighborhoods.
- Four new archetypes for the Aspis Consortium, Ghost Couriers, Eyeswide Agency, and Stewards factions.
- Two new playable species: The mysterious bovine humanoids called nuar, and the aberrant collectors known as gnarefuroids.
- A fold-out poster map of the entire space station.
Starfinder Absalom Station is the definitive source on the galaxy's most famous and important space station. Plan your visit today!
Written by James Beck, Rigby Bendele, Conner Berkheiser, Joseph Blomquist, Anthony Dollinger, Brooke Erickson, Sen H.H.S., Solatra Laranoa Harving, Jenny Jarzabski, Jason Keeley, Derry Luttrell, Marceline Miller, Quinn Murphy, Dave Nelson, Erin Roberts, Kendra Leigh Speedling, Chris Wasko, Alex White, Shan Wolf, Isis Wozniakowska, and Aras Yazgan; design by Dustin Knight and Aras Yazgan; developed by Jessica Catalan, Thurston Hillman, and Ron Lundeen.
Author Biography
Responsible for creating and curating the Starfinder Roleplaying Game, currently in its second edition, Paizo's Starfinder Development Team puts more than 40 years of industry experience into making an exciting and balanced science-fantasy tabletop RPG for players worldwide. The team works closely with Paizo's Pathfinder Rules & Lore team to ensure Starfinder and Pathfinder's respecive second editions are compatible, increasing player and Game Master options for both games! A unionized all-remote workforce, the Starfinder Development Team consists of members from Minnesota, Oregon, Washington, and Alberta.
