Using the Captain’s Log Zine

1.) Select your ship 3.) Character & Ship Creation

Select which ship you’d like to use, then

delete the other pages (including eras Use the pips below each attribute to
pages). tally attributes and disciplines during life
path character creation.
The total page count should be 20.

2.) Print the Zine Use the ship

diagram to
draw stations
and technology
onto your ship.

4.) Select Shuttle Complement

In the print dialogue box, under layout, select Print as Use the Shuttlecraft
Booklet. complement images and a
paint application to drop the
You can also print 2 pages per sheet if you do not want images onto this page.
to build the whole zine. If you do this, select the two pages
you’d like to print, then make sure you select print Typically, a Federation
selection. vessel has 3, unless it’s a
carrier. Duplicate the
The margins on these pages appear tight on purpose, to complement page and
better print in this fashion. delete an area of
operations page.
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5.) Start your Mission 7.) Draw maps on the AO Sheet
Each Mission entry includes 2 pages: a log The Area of Operations sheet is designed for maps
page, and a notes page. of all scales. Use it to draw locations in your
missions, or areas that are visited often.

6.) Track Conflicts on the M.E.T.T.

The Malleable Extended Task Tracker is designed
to track multiple tasks in a simple, easy to use
interface.

Each time you track a conflict, close off the number

of boxes you want to use. One opponent will utilize
the top row of boxes, the other will use the bottom.

Color in any boxes that shouldn’t be used (IE, a ship

with less shields).

For each successful hit, success on a task, or

passage of time, mark an X in the associated box.

The AO sheet includes an additional M.E.T.T., In

case you need to continue to track conflicts.

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8.) Take Notes on each scene
The Mission Notes page has space to record
notes for every scene.
10.) Additional Notes in back
The last page includes additional space for recurring
characters, M.E.T.T.s to track conflicts, and lined
space to keep notes.

9.) Record major characters

The bottom of the mission log page has
space to record major/recurring characters.