About Vorlon Space

The Site

Vorlon Space is an independent venture of Sam Black, mahasamatman.com, and Penguin Flight Dynamics. While I try to maintain the best possible information, I make no guarantees as to the accuracy or completeness of what's here, and assume no liability for any mistakes. Card and event listings are offered as a courtesy to players, and represent the latest known information in all cases. Please send all comments and suggestions directly to me.

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Thanks

I'd like to give special thanks to all the folks at Precedence for their help and support. In particular, I'd like to thank (in reverse alphabetical order)

• Kevin Tewart
• John Myler
• Mike Hummel
• Dave Hewitt
• John Hart
• Denise Harris
• Gina Hammond
• Paul W. Brown III

Precedence must have something about hiring people whose last names start with "H"...

The Gallery

All card images are reproduced here with permission of Precedence Publishing. Please observe all copyright notices when downloading images for your own personal use. Commercial use of any of the images contained herein without express prior permission is strictly prohibited. This most definitely includes links from auction sites such as eBay.

All card images are taken directly from the source art as shipped to the printer. Any fixes made to the cards at the printer will not appear here. Note that some of the fonts are not the same as the fonts on the cards. There are various reasons for this, but I'm not going to go into them.

As I haven't sifted through all the source art, card images from the Premier edition are scanned from actual cards (courtesy of Joey Ward), as are a few promo cards (from my personal collection).

About the machine

The hardware is a Shuttle KPC with a 1.8 GHz Pentium Dual-Core E2160 and 2 GB of memory.

The machine has been up for 12 days, 11 hours, 27 minutes, 6 seconds since the power supply ate itself. Again. Note - never trust Shuttle power supplies. The longest this machine has ever been up continuously is 94 days, 8 hours, 43 minutes, 10 seconds.

This system is currently running Foresight Linux 2.0 with a 2.6.23-17 SMP Linux kernel. The web server is Apache 2.2 with Perl and PHP5 extensions. Web statistics (provided by Webalizer) can be found here.