Star Trek Voyager RPG d20 System

8. Equipment
Amidst species that have made it to the stars, technology and equipment can be as advanced or as
primitive as the local inventors and profiteers have the capacity to create. In this chapter there are
lists for standard equipment, trade goods, weapons, defensive items and medical goods. The
prices are all given in
A note about money
All prices are given in the Terran Credit. The Terran Credit is the currency of Earth until 2198
when the New World Economy is instituted and money goes the way of the dinosaur.
An important note is that to other species the Terran Credit, the Andorian Mark or any other form
of planetary currency is pretty useless. There are however several items that have a fairly
standard value throughout the sector and are normally readily accepted in trade. The items are as
follows: warp plasma, plasma injectors, warp coils, dilithium, platinum, gold and trillium (the
latter three being classified as ‘precious metals’). The precious metals are highly valued by warp
capable species because of their excellent conductivity and various uses in electronic devices of
the era. The prices of these items tend to not fluctuate from star system to star system as much as
other commodities and therefore provide a stable base of exchange.
Replicator Rations as Credit
Onboard Voyager, Replicator Rations were used as currency:
Each day, each person is given a 1 day ration pack - this is from long term ships storage and provides
enough food and water to keep you for one day.
On top of that each crewman also receives replicator rations for the day.
This is 100 grams per day - about 2 slices of bread or 4 biscuits or a cup of tea.
Non-crew receive 50 grams per day
People on parole receive none.
People started saving them up on the ship to have larger meals.
Items can also be traded for RRs with the Quartermasters. Generally the bigger the item the more
grams you get. But if it has more complex parts that can be salvaged then they would get more
(GoRR = Grams of Replicator Rations)
A kilo of lead = 5 GoRR
A wrist watch = 10 GoRR
A phaser pistol = 100 GoRR
The price you get though depends on how friendly the Quartermaster is with you and how positively
you are viewed in general on the ship. You can of course trade with other people on board in the hope
of getting a better price.
So remember Away Mission Kids! Loot = GoRR! Load up those backpacks!