3:16 Carnage Among the Stars has the cool feature that, thanks to its abstract “game board” it lend itself pretty well to online play.
Using MapTool as a true “networked table” you can not only move around the tokens like you would in person, but also, thanks to maptool’s macros, handle almost all the mechanical aspects of the game.
Here is my “3:16″ game table:
Couple that with a voice-over-ip solution of some kind (Skype, Ventrilo, TeamSpeak…) and you’re good to go!
You can use it, too: I prepared a zip archive that contains not only the base campaign file that can be used to play almost right away, but all the materials you’ll need to go on and tinker on your own. I’ve prepared the macros (and weapons) only for the three base ranks, at the moment, but I’ll do more later on.
Download the package! (hosted on mediafire.com)
EDIT: Note for the maptool forum users. If you read this post, please let trevor or one of the other admins that mi account ‘renatoram’ is locked (’inactive’) and there is no clear way to contact them! Thanks.

31 August 2008 at 19:32
This is awesome. Thanks for making it available.
- Neil.
1 September 2008 at 00:18
Definitely my pleasure!
Let me know if you use these for actual play, and if all went smoothly!
15 September 2008 at 11:13
[...] (http:// http://rptools.net/doku.php) and the creativity and ingenuity of fellow 3: 16 fans (http://renatoram.wordpress.com/2008/08/28/maptool-package-for-threesixteen/). These coupled with the before mentioned friend’s give way to the opportunity to play a [...]
26 June 2009 at 11:03
[...] being able to play, so it delayed our start. I used a campaign file I found online at this site: http://renatoram.wordpress.com/ This package is frakking awesome and I highly recommend anyone wanting to use 3:16 in Maptool to [...]
26 June 2009 at 16:34
I just used this to run a 3:16, totally kicked butt all over. Great job on putting this together. My players and I were stunned by how well this worked for the game.
Great job!
27 June 2009 at 16:03
Hey, thank you. It’s a pleasure to know someone is putting this stuff to good use.