Sci-fi handouts: crew ID, mission briefing, cargo manifest

Printable documents for a space campaign, for a game master to hand the crew: a crew identity card with an empty photo box, a mission briefing marked Classified with empty objective, location and threat boxes, and a cargo manifest with empty rows. The headings are set exactly and the fields are left empty. Comes in corporate, retro and industrial styles. Type a direction, such as pirate crew, and it is a request for that look.

• a crew ID for each player in a starship game
• a mission briefing at the start of a session
• a cargo manifest for a trade run
• a prop for a science-fiction game night

Frequently asked questions

Which documents are included?

A Crew ID, a Mission Briefing and a Cargo Manifest. Each has its heading set and its fields left empty.

Is the photo box filled in?

No. The photo box on the crew ID is empty.

How do the three styles differ?

Corporate is white with navy text and thin cyan rules. Retro is cream paper with orange, brown and mustard stripes in a typewriter face. Industrial is dull gray with safety yellow, stencil lettering and hazard stripes.

About toile

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