Coisinha Verde! These guys are awesome and super creative! I didn’t know they had games in English.

“Come in! Sit your butt on the troll butt sofa while I set the offering on the pentagram…”

What is?

Science fiction AF /s

So regular kids don’t get to be safe? Oof.

I’m not a fan of audiobooks (my mind just wanders off), but I loved listening to this. Really good voice acting and sound FX.

You got a typo in the title (pyramid). Thanks for linking the article!

I thought there was some guideline on MgT2 on how to cheapen an article if you’re buying it at a higher TL location than the item. I might have hallucinated it though.

But it followed common sense: if you’re buying a TL10 thing in a TL13 planet, it’ll be cheaper than if buying it on a TL10 planet. The kicker is by how much. And I don’t remember those details.

Linear maps. Could be a 3 room per level, 30 level dungeon.

Oh, I like the hatching on this very much. Well done!

Bumping this for the new Hostile bundle instead of creating yet another BoH post.

We’ve covered the Starforge bundle before: https://ttrpg.network/post/23885183

!Traveller@ttrpg.network and other !scifi@ttrpg.network games often feature that.

Bulldogs is a great narrative game on Fate with that vibe.

I’m down for some sci-fi. I just don’t have appetite for fantasy. Roll20 has listings for many systems, there’s discord, there’s startplaying.games for paid GMs.

Near future sci-fi. With Swedish teenagers investigating cover ups, as one does.

As a fellow ESL speaker, I sympathize. Have you thought of The Expanse RPG? She could play a belter.

That is perfectly possible, but it’s another friction point on my way to enjoyment, you know? These oracles are supposed to spark your imagination, not give you homework. I’m not saying it’s a bad product, it looks like it’s good for fantasy and adjacents, it just doesn’t suit my needs.

Is it only fantasy themed?

The Cornheads!

Quantum is Setellagama’s ultra lightweight 2d6 engine. They’ve got a few genre titles. It’s their Cepheus Light stripped to its bare essentials, to the point that it doesn’t make sense to call it Cepheus anymore.

The higher tier is $34 for a lot of books, including all of the lower tier. Still a bargain.