Reference — All Tables in One Place

Every roll-up table and key number in the book, indexed by chapter so you can find a generator mid-game without hunting. Dice are noted in brackets. The toolkit chapters (Part IX) and Faction Play (Ch 34) are where most GM generation lives. Playing solo or GM-less, Journaling Your Play (Appendix A5) gives a shared shorthand for logging these rolls and their outcomes.

Core numbers & thresholds§

Lookup	Where
The target number (always 8)	Ch 5
Skill rank ladder (Untrained −3 → Expert +3)	Ch 8
Trauma & armor thresholds (≥ armor = 1, ≥ 2× = 2)	Ch 10
Range bands; reactions; cover values	Ch 11
Scale bands (S0–S3) and the scale-gap table	Ch 12
Vehicle/ship baseline (Armor 24 / 8D) and damage nodes	Ch 25, 26
Outfitting package & starting XP	Ch 18
Technology-level scale (TL 0–15)	Ch 37
Traveller/2D6 conversion quick-map (targets, DMs, skills, NPCs)	A7
OSR/NSR conversion quick-map (d20 checks, saves, HP, SWN tech levels)	A7

Character creation & advancement (Parts III–IV)§

Table	Dice	Where
Random skill (category × skill matrix)	2D6	Ch 8
Random Boons & Banes (paired columns)	D66	Ch 9
Random characteristic spread (split, then assignment)	1D6	Ch 16
Career entry tests, fixed skills, term characteristics	—	Ch 17, 21
Career term outcomes (8+ / 5–7 / 3–4 / ≤2)	2D6	Ch 17
Random career picker (which of the twelve to attempt)	D66	Ch 17
Random continue-or-retire (press on / walk away)	2D6	Ch 17
Random trauma placement (Physical / Mental)	1D6	Ch 17
The twelve careers' benefit tables	D66 each	Ch 21
Life Events table-picker	1D6	Ch 22
Life Events event tables	D66 each	Ch 22
Random outfitting choices & starting Banes count	1D6	Ch 18
Random XP-spend loop (skill rank / Boon)	1D6	Ch 18
Session-end advancement (2D6 per skill mark; nat 12 = rank, or +2 XP at Expert)	2D6	Ch 20
Masteries by skill (signature techniques, one table per skill)	D6 each	Ch 20, 23

Gear, trade & travel (Parts V–VI)§

Table	Dice	Where
Gear catalog — weapons, equipment, trinkets	D66 each	Ch 24
Weapon traits	D66	Ch 24
Armor traits	2D6	Ch 24
Random gear generator — provenance & item type	1D6 each	Ch 24
Random gear generator — weapon class / armor build	1D6 each	Ch 24
Random gear generator — beneficial trait count	1D6	Ch 24
Random gear generator — item grade	2D6	Ch 24
Random gear generator — item name (by role)	D66	Ch 24
Random gear generator — name dressing (by provenance)	D66 / 1D6 / 2D6	Ch 24
Craft roll-up (size / armor / weapons / qualities / drawbacks)	1D6 + D66	Ch 26
Craft tech level (by size)	1D6 (+1D3)	Ch 26
Craft beneficial qualities	D66	Ch 26
Craft drawbacks	1D6	Ch 26
Craft / hull name (by registry)	D66 / 1D6	Ch 26
Craft cost (base / TL step / multipliers)	table	Ch 26
Trade goods, SCU, market modifiers	varies	Ch 28
Misjump & jump outcomes	varies	Ch 27

Setting (Part VII)§

Table	Dice	Where
Anchor worlds — a six-place starter map (the Shoals of Providence)	— (pick)	Ch 30
Signature bestiary — named reusable creatures (dials set)	— (pick)	Ch 30
Sleeper threads — arks, claims, the long sleep	D66	Ch 31
Wanderborn threads — the voyage & the lost planet	D66	Ch 31
Seeder threads — the founding era	D66	Ch 31
Companion threads — Sable & the liberation	D66	Ch 31
Corporations of the Shore (roster + hooks)	D66	Ch 34

Running the game (Part VIII)§

Table	Dice	Where
Campaign frame / era / region / first pressure	1D6 each	Ch 33
Rumors & bar-talk	D66	Ch 33
Faction — what kind of power	D66	Ch 34
Faction — what they want (agenda)	D66	Ch 34
Faction — how they operate (methods & reach)	D66	Ch 34
Faction — their pressure point	D66	Ch 34
Adversary damage dice (threat → die)	—	Ch 40
Adversary generator — who they are	D66	Ch 40
Adversary generator — what they want	D66	Ch 40
Adversary generator — their edge	D66	Ch 40
Pre-rolled adversaries (ready foes with both dials set)	D66	Ch 40
Generating a Contact (who / how / want / disposition)	D66 + 1D6	Ch 35

The Sector & Adventure Toolkit (Part IX)§

Table	Dice	Where
System contents	D66	Ch 37
World character (+ hook)	D66	Ch 37
Moons & belts	D66	Ch 37
Space stations (type / who runs it / what's wrong)	D66 ×3	Ch 37
Settlement detail (who runs it / needs / fears)	D66 ×3	Ch 37
Place name — shape	D6	Ch 37
Place name — first element	D66	Ch 37
Place name — landform	D66	Ch 37
Who's hiring (patron)	D66	Ch 38
The job	D66	Ch 38
The catch	D66	Ch 38
The payoff	D66	Ch 38
Salvage — what the wreck is	D66	Ch 38
Salvage — what's aboard	D66	Ch 38
Salvage — what's wrong	D66	Ch 38
Instant NPC — face & demeanor	D66	Ch 39
Instant NPC — what they want now	D66	Ch 39
Instant NPC — heritage (even) + Companion stock	D66 + D6	Ch 39
Names — Sleeper / Wanderborn / Seeder / Companion	D66 each	Ch 39
Encounter frame — situation / reaction	1D6 each	Ch 41
Encounters — fringe space & the jump week	D66	Ch 41
Encounters — space stations	D66	Ch 41
Encounters — planetary settlements	D66	Ch 41
Encounters — the natural landscape	D66	Ch 41

Solo & co-op play (Part X)§

Table	Dice	Where
The oracle — yes/no by likelihood (Likely/Even/Unlikely)	2D6 ± Adv/Dis	Ch 43
The spark — doubles → yes-but / no-but; 6-6 = yes-and, 1-1 = no-and	(read of the oracle roll)	Ch 43
What Intrudes — what unbidden turn the world takes	1D6	Ch 43
Co-op disagreement tiebreak (oracle at agreed odds)	2D6 ± Adv/Dis	Ch 45

A quick generation order§

To build a destination from nothing, in the order the dice want:

System — system contents, then world character (Ch 37).
Stops — stations and settlements as the crew visits them (Ch 37).
Powers — the factions that hold sway here, and what each is reaching for (Ch 34).
Work — who's hiring, the job, the catch, the payoff (Ch 38).
People — patrons, contacts, and walk-on faces, with names to match (Ch 35, 39).
Trouble — what's out there when a scene turns, and the foe behind it (Ch 41, 40).

Roll only as far as the table needs to see; let the crew's choices pull the next layer into focus.