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With the sequel coming out soon, I thought I’d take a bit to talk about some of the unique sci-fi elements of The Surge and how to incorporate them into your game. Set in a dystopian future, where an industrial accident coupled with rampant cybernetics usage has resulted in a […]
The sci-fi setting of Starfinder is a world full of fantastic technology and magic, interstellar empires and threats from the darkest depths of space. In short, it’s a pretty hectic place. With all that going on, don’t your characters need something that can help them with the day to day […]
The idea of hoverboards has been something floating in the gestalt for a long time, making its way into movies, video games, anime, and comics over and over again. After all, what would make skateboarding or surfing cooler? Why, being able to do it anywhere and fly while doing it, […]
At first blush in a sci-fi or sci-fantasy setting it might seem like the idea of a classic dungeon crawl is no longer relevant. Nothing could be further than the truth. Not only are there potential dungeons everywhere, we can find inspiration for several in classic sci-fi movies. Here are […]
It’s Free RPG Day today, and a lot of people are going to be playing the new Skitter Crash scenario. Skittermanders are fun, and the pregen crew of the Helping Hand are brimming over with personality. But what if you want to play a skittermander that isn’t one of the […]
A new, force based, protective spell today. I try not to do too much with these as I feel like Starfinder left them out and took away spell failure and such to balance out the exchange. In this case, I hope it adds to the game without unbalancing it ORBITING […]
It’s been several months, so I feel safe in posting this without spoiling too much. There is a lot of cool stuff in Captain Marvel that you can adapt to Starfinder – much of the kree and skrull tech. One of the more interesting items to me was Yon-Rogg’s gravity […]
No formal post this week, as I’m taking the long weekend off, but I did have several pieces in the latest issue of Wayfinder. Not only did I write the Symbiends article (with great artwork by Alex Moore), I also provided several illustrations.
This week I thought I’d focus more on role play and story. One thing I’ve read over and over again is that when providing adventure hooks for your players, it’s best to give them multiple avenues to the information. That way if they some how miss the key NPC or […]
This weekend’s post is a bit late due to travel, but I wanted to finish out the 3 part series of Farscape adaptations. This week I’ll tackle the Nebari and Sebaceans, as they are both fairly simple. I considered Hynerian, but while Rigel was a great character with a lot […]