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this one is for the less skilled graphics folks like me, nothing but squares and rectangles to cut out

Miniboard and tokens for use with the turn order variant, where players takes actions in the order they passed in the previous turn. When someone pass, just put the triangular token under his faction token with the appropiate order number for the next turn. At the beggining of each turn, place the faction token in order and remove the triangular tokens. I hope you like it!

This is my take on a set of cards for the turn order variant. The difference with these is that I've included the Reactions on the bottom 1/3 of the cards. This is a 4-page PDF document. The easiest way to create the cards is to print pages 1 and 2 back-to-back on cardstock, print pages 3 and 4 back-to-back on cardstock, cut them out, and put them into full-size card sleeves.

Use when resources exceed the printed track. Not as nice looking as Sampo's design. However, this version does not require precise circular cutting to fit the blank disk tiles.

Not random hexes v. 1.5. - Added center and empty hexes. - Size of hexes is changed to original one.

Hexes with few randomness. Use instead original ones (=full equivalent). Print 6 sheets A4 paper. α - starting sector hexes (only human) β, γ, δ - I and II sector hexes ε, ζ - outer III sector hexes

Handy excel file with a full breakdown of all the drawable hexes in the game. Also contains overview tables for distribution of technology, discovery and reputation tiles.

As I only could buy the french version, I decided to do my own reference sheets, all in one. This document is 2 pages long. In page one you have the Technologies overview, Ship Parts Overview, Scoring Overview, Action Phas, Passed, Combat Overview, Reputation Tiles and Discoveries Overview. Page 2 includes summary rules. Included Supernova expansion. Note: Summary Rules based in original text by Squash and used with his kind permission. Some changes made to include supernova and icons. Print double-side and laminate. 1 per player.

This Excel sheet allows you to enter the number of dice you are going to throw, your computers (1 = +1 Computer), your opponent's shields (1 = a -1 shield. 3 = a -3 shield) and determine the most likely number of hits. It also graphically shows the percent chance of getting a certain number of hits on automatically updating charts.

Eclipse rulebook in English. Updated version, included in the second print run. Low resolution and white background.

Eclipse: New Dawn for the Galaxy Turn Order Variant Cards. This file contains seven 300 dpi white based png images to use for printing a set of 6 cards with backs, to be used to determine player order. These cards incorporate a location to place a die that indicates your turn order for the next turn.

Eclipse: New Dawn for the Galaxy Turn Order Variant Cards. This file contains seven 300 dpi white based png images to use for printing a set of 6 cards with backs, to be used to determine player order. It is suggested to use two sets (one black one white). One deck one even turns and one deck on odd turns.

This 2-page PDF document can be printed double-sided, once for each player, so that all players have a single reference sheet. The first page contains the techs, the Discovery Tiles, and the ship parts. The second page contains a summary of the actions and a complete game turn summary.

NOTE: This version includes the Discovery tile from the Supernova expansion (Ion Missles). Small summary cards showing all available ship parts on one side, and technologies on the other. When playing, I noticed that players across the table from the tech board had a hard time keeping up with details on ship parts (energy costs, etc.) so made this aid to help them. There's a single copy PDF plus a JPG with 4 copies, intended to be printed borderless on 8.5 x 11 US Letter paper.

Small summary cards showing all available ship parts on one side, and technologies on the other. When playing, I noticed that players across the table from the tech board had a hard time keeping up with details on ship parts (energy costs, etc.) so made this aid to help them. There's a single copy PDF plus a JPG with 4 copies, intended to be printed borderless on 8.5 x 11 US Letter paper.

NOTE: Includes Discovery tile from the Supernova expansion (Ion Missles). Small summary cards showing all available ship parts on one side, and technologies on the other. When playing, I noticed that players across the table from the tech board had a hard time keeping up with details on ship parts (energy costs, etc.) so made this aid to help them. There's a single copy PDF plus a JPG with 4 copies, intended to be printed borderless on 8.5 x 11 US Letter paper.

Eclipse rules summary that I use to teach the game and to refresh my memory. Incorporates any clarifications from the Official FAQ on BGG 06-Feb-2012.

Small summary cards showing all available ship parts on one side, and technologies on the other. When playing, I noticed that players across the table from the tech board had a hard time keeping up with details on ship parts (energy costs, etc.) so made this aid to help them. There's a single copy PDF plus a JPG with 4 copies, intended to be printed borderless on 8.5 x 11 US Letter paper.

Small summary cards showing all available ship parts on one side, and technologies on the other. When playing, I noticed that players across the table from the tech board had a hard time keeping up with details on ship parts (energy costs, etc.) so made this aid to help them. There's a single copy PDF plus a JPG with 4 copies, intended to be printed borderless on 8.5 x 11 US Letter paper.

Small summary cards showing all available ship parts on one side, and technologies on the other. When playing, I noticed that players across the table from the tech board had a hard time keeping up with details on ship parts (energy costs, etc.) so made this aid to help them. There's a single copy PDF plus a JPG with 4 copies, intended to be printed borderless on 8.5 x 11 US Letter paper.

Extra storage extensions (for storage over 40 resources). There are 3 extensions (from 41 to 72) to cut from a page and place on the left (and under) of your player sheet. [IMG]http://img607.imageshack.us/img607/8341/phototrackextension.jpg[/IMG] Print with MS Paint, no margin, centered and 100% size. This is an unofficial file.

A szabályok magyarul - Hungarian translation of the rules A fajok, FAQ, összefoglaló része a szabálynak, 27-32. oldal

A szabályok magyarul - Hungarian translation of the rules Az 1-25 oldal

This expansion is for those who want more player interaction with extra actions available: Passing for turn order, add power to the INFluence action (especially in early game) and have some better limited trade options. Passing order, Alliances and Free Trade Agreement are the actions available. Any input is welcomed for improvement.

Simple track to keep track of turn order. Made to use in combination with one set of the cards posted by Forrest Ryan (Vanish). [b]PDF version of turn order track.[/b]

[b]Turn order card backs in mini-euro size[/b] (originally created by bgg user Vanish).

[b]Turn order card fronts in mini-euro size[/b] (originally created by bgg user Vanish: http://boardgamegeek.com/filepage/74846/eclipse-turn-order-variant-cards-black)

Simple track to keep track of turn order. Made to use in combination with one set of the cards posted by Forrest Ryan (Vanish). See photo in comments sections.

A 3D model of a stackable population tray usable for Eclipse. Has holes in the bottom large enough for the numbers to be visible but small enough so that cubes won't fall through. The dimensions of the tray are 12.31 cm x 3.71cm x 0.5cm. This was uploaded to Shapeways at http://www.shapeways.com/shops/mrthud.

Eclipse: New Dawn for the Galaxy Turn Order Variant Cards. This file contains 4 pages of 6 cards each, to be used to determine player order. This file contains both black and white decks. One deck one even turns and one deck on odd turns.

Eclipse: New Dawn for the Galaxy Turn Order Variant Cards. This file contains seven 300 dpi png images to use for printing a set of 6 cards with backs, to be used to determine player order. It is suggested to use two sets (one black one white). One deck one even turns and one deck on odd turns.

The file is the image of a wedge shaped piece. Print it out, and slide it into the place normally occupied by the sixth player to create a map with true five-fold symmetry. The area of the wedge itself should not be considered part of the game board, and treated as if it does not exist. The lines on the wedge mark connecting worm hole edges. This projects the board onto the surface of a 5 sided pyramid.