C-Note

FH 5th p281 describes what is required to create potions.
 
5th Edition Revised has an example potion with the requirements built in to the potion as limitations:
 
Potion Of Giant Strength: +30 STR, Trigger (quaff potion; +1⁄4) (37 Active Points); OAF Fragile Expendable (easily spilled or diluted liquid, brewed from giant’s blood and other components which are Difficult to acquire; -1 1⁄2), 4 Continuing Charges lasting 1 Minute each (-1⁄4), Concentration (creator has 0 DCV while brewing potion; -1⁄2), Extra Time (takes minimum of 1 Hour to brew potion; -3), Gestures (must make arcane gestures while brewing potion; -1⁄4), Incantations (must incant magical formulae while brewing potion; -1⁄4), Requires An Alchemy Roll (-1⁄2). Total cost: 5 points.

Thank you for these!  I'm running a FH campaign in the Hyborian Kingdoms, so I would love to see conversions for the Conan and Red Sonja modules.

I have done a few module conversions on my website from AD&D (and Warhammer Quest) into Fantasy Hero.  They are kind of rough but playable quick converts.  I have done the following:
 
N1: Against the Cult of the Reptile God
N2: The Forest Oracle
N4: Treasure Hunt
U1: The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh
U2: Danger at Dunwater
U3: The Final Enemy
G1: Steading of the Hill Giant Chief 
G2: Glacial Rift of the Frost Giant Jarl
B2: Keep on the Borderland
I3: Pharaoh
A1: Slave Pits of the Undercity
 
I have work started on A2, I4, and G3, to continue and finish those series, but are there any other modules people would really like to see?  Hint: I don't care to rebuild any of the S series.
 
 
 

In my Fantasy Hero campaign, winged mounts are common, as are skyships.  Most major cities require the mounts to be stabled outside the city. The skyships are also required to berth outside the cities.  Within the cities, thin steel wires are strung from the tops of the tallest buildings. This is to deter any aerial attacks.  Ballistae and crews are positioned throughout the cities as "anti-aircraft" defenses.  So far, the players haven't tried anything stupid...so far.
 

I wouldn't mess with point costs.  Instead I would pre-design a lot of the ships and just limit what the players can take.  Just because the game system would let someone buy something, that doesn't mean it's appropriate in the campaign setting.  For example, you can't normally be a starship commander in a D&D game.
 
Point costs aren't about how "realistic" something is.  It's about how useful it is in the game.  FTL speeds get very high for a tiny increase in points.  That's not realistic at all.  But remember, in the game, there's not much difference between 20 points of FTL travel and 50 points of it.  In both cases, you're traveling to a fictional location that is as far away as the gamemaster wants it to be, and it takes as long to get there as the gamemaster says.  It's a "scene change" power.  The GM says "Okay, you're traveling to the Andaarian Nebula.  You've been going there for the last 4 days.  You still have 2 more days to get there.  On the way, your trip is interrupted by this thing happening."  It doesn't matter if it's the Andaarian Nebula, or some other place he made up.  It doesn't matter if you've been traveling for 4 days, or 4 weeks, or 4 hours.  You've entered into the realm of GM narration.
 
It's perfectly fine to say that your big battleships can only go at X speed, while smaller interceptors can go faster.  If you want your game universe to work that way, that's fine.  But don't bother with changing the point costs.  It will give a false illusion that you've balanced it somehow, when in fact you haven't.

This is a genre simulation problem, and such problems are often more easily fixed with design conceit than by changing the rules (in other words... just change how you use the mechanics, not the mechanics themselves. Remember that you have final say on anything players might want to build, and a responsibility to audit such material to ensure it is appropriate to your campaign. No amount of rules-text can prevent abuse and user error.
 
Sure... 15m of Flight has the same cost regardless of user size... except that a vehicle has already paid for its Size as a characteristic, making it pay an added fee based on size for movement powers is double-dipping and contrary to system principles. Given two otherwise identical vehicles the larger (or faster) one should be the more expensive one, and amongst two "equal vehicles" one migut be larger and slower than the other (as points spent on Size don't improve Flight).
 
As for the reason why one ship may buy more less movement than another, there is only one reason that actually matters. Because you said so (and/or because that is what is appropriate to the campaign). If you need your Carriers to be slower than your Fighters, simply don't let the Carrier buy more flight than you let Fighters have.

In my Fantasy Hero campaign, winged mounts are common, as are skyships.  Most major cities require the mounts to be stabled outside the city. The skyships are also required to berth outside the cities.  Within the cities, thin steel wires are strung from the tops of the tallest buildings. This is to deter any aerial attacks.  Ballistae and crews are positioned throughout the cities as "anti-aircraft" defenses.  So far, the players haven't tried anything stupid...so far.
 

In my Fantasy Hero campaign, winged mounts are common, as are skyships.  Most major cities require the mounts to be stabled outside the city. The skyships are also required to berth outside the cities.  Within the cities, thin steel wires are strung from the tops of the tallest buildings. This is to deter any aerial attacks.  Ballistae and crews are positioned throughout the cities as "anti-aircraft" defenses.  So far, the players haven't tried anything stupid...so far.
 

In my Fantasy Hero campaign, winged mounts are common, as are skyships.  Most major cities require the mounts to be stabled outside the city. The skyships are also required to berth outside the cities.  Within the cities, thin steel wires are strung from the tops of the tallest buildings. This is to deter any aerial attacks.  Ballistae and crews are positioned throughout the cities as "anti-aircraft" defenses.  So far, the players haven't tried anything stupid...so far.
 

In my Fantasy Hero campaign, winged mounts are common, as are skyships.  Most major cities require the mounts to be stabled outside the city. The skyships are also required to berth outside the cities.  Within the cities, thin steel wires are strung from the tops of the tallest buildings. This is to deter any aerial attacks.  Ballistae and crews are positioned throughout the cities as "anti-aircraft" defenses.  So far, the players haven't tried anything stupid...so far.
 

Here is a (modified for my campaign universe) Gazelle-Class Close Escort that my Star Hero players have been cruising around in.  I created a Hero Designer template which combines Vehicle and Computer Characteristics in order to avoid needing a separate write-up for each.
Gazelle Close Escort.pdf

The "Ex-Heroes" series by Peter Clines.  Superheroes protecting the last of humanity during the zombie apocalypse.  Epic!  Can't put it down.
 
https://www.amazon.com/Ex-Heroes-Novel-Peter-Clines/dp/0804136572
 

 
"Stealth. Gorgon. Regenerator. Cerberus. Zzzap. The Mighty Dragon. They were heroes, using their superhuman abilities to make Los Angeles a better place.
 
Then the plague of living death spread around the globe. Billions died, civilization fell, and the city of angels was left a desolate zombie wasteland. 
 
Now, a year later, the Mighty Dragon and his companions protect a last few thousand survivors in their film-studio-turned-fortress, the Mount. Scarred and traumatized by the horrors they’ve endured, the heroes fight the armies of ravenous ex-humans at their citadel’s gates, lead teams out to scavenge for supplies—and struggle to be the symbols of strength and hope the survivors so desperately need.
 
But the hungry ex-humans aren’t the only threats the heroes face. Former allies, their powers and psyches hideously twisted, lurk in the city’s ruins. And just a few miles away, another group is slowly amassing power . . . led by an enemy with the most terrifying ability of all."

The "Ex-Heroes" series by Peter Clines.  Superheroes protecting the last of humanity during the zombie apocalypse.  Epic!  Can't put it down.
 
https://www.amazon.com/Ex-Heroes-Novel-Peter-Clines/dp/0804136572
 

 
"Stealth. Gorgon. Regenerator. Cerberus. Zzzap. The Mighty Dragon. They were heroes, using their superhuman abilities to make Los Angeles a better place.
 
Then the plague of living death spread around the globe. Billions died, civilization fell, and the city of angels was left a desolate zombie wasteland. 
 
Now, a year later, the Mighty Dragon and his companions protect a last few thousand survivors in their film-studio-turned-fortress, the Mount. Scarred and traumatized by the horrors they’ve endured, the heroes fight the armies of ravenous ex-humans at their citadel’s gates, lead teams out to scavenge for supplies—and struggle to be the symbols of strength and hope the survivors so desperately need.
 
But the hungry ex-humans aren’t the only threats the heroes face. Former allies, their powers and psyches hideously twisted, lurk in the city’s ruins. And just a few miles away, another group is slowly amassing power . . . led by an enemy with the most terrifying ability of all."

Setting:  Post-apocalypse Berlin.  The heroes are attempting to infiltrate the secret Nazi base.
 
Mike (playing Nikita Murphy, ex-Soviet double agent):  "I should go in, since I'm the only one who speaks fluent German."
 
John (playing Donald Swift, Navy SEAL):  "Okay, dress in this captured Nazi officer uniform.  When you get to the front gate, use your skills to convince the guards that you are Colonel Hannah Schmidt, and you have time-sensitive information for the Base Commandant.  Once you are inside, you can let us in tonight.  What are you going to say?"
 
Mike:  "Guten Tag.  I am Colonel Hannah Schmidt and I must speak to the Commandant immediately!"
 
John:  "Okay.  Go!"
 
Mike (Murphy) goes up to the guard gate.
 
Guard #1:  "Halt! Wer geht dahin!"
 
Mike (having a real-life panic attack):  "Shalom!  I'm Hannah Schwartz.  Can I come in?"

The "Ex-Heroes" series by Peter Clines.  Superheroes protecting the last of humanity during the zombie apocalypse.  Epic!  Can't put it down.
 
https://www.amazon.com/Ex-Heroes-Novel-Peter-Clines/dp/0804136572
 

 
"Stealth. Gorgon. Regenerator. Cerberus. Zzzap. The Mighty Dragon. They were heroes, using their superhuman abilities to make Los Angeles a better place.
 
Then the plague of living death spread around the globe. Billions died, civilization fell, and the city of angels was left a desolate zombie wasteland. 
 
Now, a year later, the Mighty Dragon and his companions protect a last few thousand survivors in their film-studio-turned-fortress, the Mount. Scarred and traumatized by the horrors they’ve endured, the heroes fight the armies of ravenous ex-humans at their citadel’s gates, lead teams out to scavenge for supplies—and struggle to be the symbols of strength and hope the survivors so desperately need.
 
But the hungry ex-humans aren’t the only threats the heroes face. Former allies, their powers and psyches hideously twisted, lurk in the city’s ruins. And just a few miles away, another group is slowly amassing power . . . led by an enemy with the most terrifying ability of all."

Setting:  Post-apocalypse Berlin.  The heroes are attempting to infiltrate the secret Nazi base.
 
Mike (playing Nikita Murphy, ex-Soviet double agent):  "I should go in, since I'm the only one who speaks fluent German."
 
John (playing Donald Swift, Navy SEAL):  "Okay, dress in this captured Nazi officer uniform.  When you get to the front gate, use your skills to convince the guards that you are Colonel Hannah Schmidt, and you have time-sensitive information for the Base Commandant.  Once you are inside, you can let us in tonight.  What are you going to say?"
 
Mike:  "Guten Tag.  I am Colonel Hannah Schmidt and I must speak to the Commandant immediately!"
 
John:  "Okay.  Go!"
 
Mike (Murphy) goes up to the guard gate.
 
Guard #1:  "Halt! Wer geht dahin!"
 
Mike (having a real-life panic attack):  "Shalom!  I'm Hannah Schwartz.  Can I come in?"

I am pleased to announce the launch of the HERO System Mobile app on both the Google Play Store and Apple’s App Store.  You can install the app by searching for it in your app store or by using the links provided.  The app is free to use, ad free, and respects your privacy.
 
Google Play - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.herogmtools App Store - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hero-system-mobile/id1352750917?ls=1&mt=8 Amazon App Store - http://a.co/byom955  
This project is an extension of an export template I wrote a few months ago.  I had so much fun writing that template that I decided to develop a full app.
 
Features
Import characters from Hero Designer using this export template Characteristics and Skills may be long pressed and a check will be made Dice rolling tools (3d6, Hit, Damage, and Free Form)  The H.E.R.O. tool generates random 250 point 5e supers (shout out to Cassandra for allowing me to use her original idea) Track statistics about your die rolls, including average values, distribution, total stun etc.  
This is still very much a work in progress and I have plans to add more features as time goes on.  For now though I feel that it’s mature enough to release to the general public.
 
Feedback is always welcome either here or at phil.guinchard@gmail.com
 
Happy Hero-ing

I.C.E. had a Pirates supplement for Rolemaster and 4th Ed. Fantasy Hero that may be useful.  Conversions to 6E should be pretty easy.
 
https://www.amazon.com/Pirates-Campaign-Classics-Rolemaster-Stock/dp/1558060855
 

"Post apocalypse. We had the silly ones like gamma world. We had the dead serious ones like twilight 2000 and the ones kinda in between like The Morrow Project. Is the post apocalypse genre still around? I know there's the "hell on earth" setting for deadlands."
 

Sounds like you may be missing the font from your system.  Download it from here, then install it:
 
https://www.wfonts.com/font/wp-multinationala-roman

Sounds like you may be missing the font from your system.  Download it from here, then install it:
 
https://www.wfonts.com/font/wp-multinationala-roman

Found this article in a 1985 issue of "Daredevil Adventures", written by George MacDonald himself!  It is for converting old Daredevils adventures to Justice Inc., but should be useful for Pulp Hero, also.  There is a lot of DD material floating around the interwebs. Enjoy this bit of pulpy nostalgia!
 
Converting Daredevils Adventures To Justice Inc.pdf
 
 

Found this article in a 1985 issue of "Daredevil Adventures", written by George MacDonald himself!  It is for converting old Daredevils adventures to Justice Inc., but should be useful for Pulp Hero, also.  There is a lot of DD material floating around the interwebs. Enjoy this bit of pulpy nostalgia!
 
Converting Daredevils Adventures To Justice Inc.pdf
 
 

I reposted my corrected "Gazelle" file above on Post #33. There were some minor errors discovered during gametime such as MegaScale movement having both Combat and Non-Combat velocities.  Also the "Explosion" Advantage on the Plasma Torpedoes was from 5th Edition. It was corrected to the "AoE Explosion" Advantage from 6th.

C-Note... Interesting "Upgraded" Gazelle
its always nice to see somebody elses take on my ideas
I did the all the ship conversions for Traveller Hero