The following is the template for SBA Character Sheets:


Name
Species:
Homeworld:
Career:
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ASPECTS
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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SKILLS
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Legendary (+8) . .
Epic (+7) . . . . . . .
Fantastic (+6) . . .
Superb (+5). . . . .
Great (+4) . . . . . .
Good (+3) . . . . . .
Fair (+2). . . . . . . .
Average (+1) . . . .
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STUNTS
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Name • Effect
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GEAR
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Name • Effect
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STATUS
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Physical Stress . . . . OOOOO
Composure Stress . .OOOOO
Consequences
Minor (-2) . . . .
Major (-4) . . . .
Severe (-6) . . .
Extreme (-8) . .

Fate Points X • Refresh X
Spend a Fate Point to...
• Get +1 on any roll
• Make a Declaration
• Invoke or Tag an Aspect for +2, reroll, or use alternate Skill
• Power some Stunts
• Refuse Compulsion
• Compel opponent Aspect
Earn Fate Points by...
• Accepting Compels
• Good or entertaining roleplay
Each Shift can...
• Reduce the time to do a task
• Increase quality of result
• Increase subtlety of result
• Increase attack stress
Spin (3 shifts) allows...
• +1 or -1 on very next roll that happens
• Creating a Sticky Aspect with a successful
Maneuver or other effort
Effort = Skill + Dice
Shifts = Effort - Difficulty or Opposing Effort

• Name is your characters name. Please replace as you need to.
• Species is your characters species.
• Homeworld is where your character is from.
• Career is your character's profession.
• Aspects are tags that are drawn from the various phases of background creation. Each aspect may be activated (using Fate Points) or tagged by the GM (granting Fate Points).
• Skills are the various skills your character has. All skills must follow the pyramid model as per the SBA rules. For example:

Skills add to your die roll for a final outcome.
• Stunts allow for grand feats or access to things normally not available. Many stunts are usually tied to a character's skills or career.
• Gear is a list of equipment with an explanation of what it does.
• Physical Stress are physical damage points.
• Composure Stress are mental/social damage points.
• Consequences are various ranks that can reduce stress and replace it with damage-based, temporary aspects (which the GM may tag).
• Fate Points are how many a fate points a character has. While Refresh is how much the character begins with every session if below their Refresh rank.

The remaining parts are brief explanations of what things do.

The following is the stat template for SBA's Starships:



Starship Name
Type:
Classification:
Scale:
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ASPECTS
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1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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SKILLS
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Legendary (+8) . .
Epic (+7) . . . . . . .
Fantastic (+6) . . .
Superb (+5). . . . .
Great (+4) . . . . . .
Good (+3) . . . . . .
Fair (+2). . . . . . . .
Average (+1) . . . .
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STUNTS
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Name • Effect
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STATUS
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Structural Stress . . . . OOOOO
Systems Stress . . . . . OOOOO
Consequences
Armor
Minor (-2) . . . .
Major (-4) . . . .
Severe (-6) . . .
Shields
Minor (-2) . . . .
Major (-4) . . . .
Severe (-6) . . .
Ship
Minor (-2) . . . .
Major (-4) . . . .
Severe (-6) . . .
Extreme (-8) . .

Fate Points X • Refresh X
Weapon Ranges
• Medium(3) scale ships: 1 zone
• Large(4) scale ships: 2 zones
• Huge(5) scale ships or larger: 4 zones
Conflict Sequence
• Frame the Scene
• Detection
• Establish Initiative
• Begin Exchange
Exchange Sequence
• Special Actions & Maneuvers
• Maneuvering
• Ramming
• Ranged Attacks
• Evasion & Escape
• Re-Establish Initiative
• Begin Next Exchange

For the most part, things are the same as characters with the following differences:

• Starship Name is the name of your ship.
• Type is what kind of ship it is.
• Classification is the series of the ship (YT-1300, YT-2400, etc)
• Scale is the size of the ship. This depends on type.
• Structural Stress is the physical damage a ship can take
• Systems Stress is how much damage the systems can take.
• A Note about Consequences: They work the same for ships as they do people, but, in the ship's case, they work off from the ship's armor, shields and the ship itself.

These have been added to Post Models.

Thanks Alicia