From publisher blurb:
The classic Science Fiction setting is back, and it's just the way you love it!
Reign of Discordia is the core setting book in line of the same name byveteran game designer Darrin Drader. RoD gives you what you need to know about the galactic civilization following the fall of the Stellar Imperium. Future sourcebooks and adventures will further add to the dynamic space opera setting presented in this core setting book.
Within the pages of Reign of Discordia, you can fight against the Lamagos as they engage in a bloody conquest while their homeworld's star dies. You can fight to protect the independence of dozens of worlds, haul cargo to the Frontier Systems, involve yourself in the various crime syndicates, work for one of the interplanetary conglomerates and engage in corporate sabotage, play a role in the advancement of one of the interplanetary organizations, salvage starships, and engage in a number of other activities that will bring danger, riches, and adventure.
Character rules for a space opera setting
Several new playable species for the setting (Gaieti, Lamogos, Tallinites, Sangor, Relerrans, Arnocht, Creeon, R'Tillek, Inar, San Taan, and Robots).
Rules for Psionics
Rules for cybernetics
Six new character classes (diplomat, engineer, pilot, rogue, scientist, and soldier).
Descriptions of over 50 planets, which comprise the setting's core locations
Descriptions of numerous interplanetary organizations
Starship rules for 5E
A range of starships
A detailed description of the space station Rover's Beacon, which is one of the key locations within the setting.
This new edition doesn’t just adapt this classic setting to 5E, but it also advances the timeline of the previous edition by five years. The Stellar Imperium has fallen, the R’Tillek have been defeated, but the state of the known galaxy is as precarious as ever, and there is still room to find adventure or at least a quick death.
Welcome to the threatened and turbulent galaxy of 2695. Can you make a difference in these difficult times?