(KS) OSR Gets Apocalyptic in Gamma Turquoise: Santa Fe Starport

For his thirteenth Kickstarter campaign Venger Satanis takes his first trip into the post-apocalyptic wastelands of our future in Gamma Turquoise: Santa Fe Starport. This 12-14 page setting and scenario is compatible with traditional d20 OSR systems as well as his own d6 dice pool system.

For his thirteenth Kickstarter campaign Venger Satanis takes his first trip into the post-apocalyptic wastelands of our future in Gamma Turquoise: Santa Fe Starport. This 12-14 page setting and scenario is compatible with traditional d20 OSR systems as well as his own d6 dice pool system.


There are already a lot of cool post-apocalyptic RPGs out there. Gamma Turquoise: Santa Fe Starport will focus on making your after-the-bomb gaming experience more awesome. I strive to hit that sweet spot between rules-light and rules-non-existent, where flavor, story, ideas, artwork, scenario seeds, and random tables dominate. Indeed, this book will have utility far beyond the scenario presented. You'll want to give this to your grand-kids when they go off adventuring in post-apocalyptic lands.

Gamma Turquoise: Santa Fe Starport emphasizes the American south-west in the 25th century. That area of the USA barely survived, dubbed Gamma Turquoise by the knuckle-dragging, one-eyed and three-breasted natives barely hanging onto the bottom of the evolutionary ladder. High-tech meets sorcery in survivalist horror mode. The hills have electronic eyes and traveling the road requires warriors with black leather balls!

There's a faction of shadowy militants led by an enigmatic sorcerer named Yrt'vash Saar (aka skull-face) threatening the safety of everyone in the Santa Fe Starport. No one has ever seen these terrorists with their own eyes - only the robed cult leader Yrt'vash Saar - but they all live in the fallout shelter below New Albuquerque.


Gamma Turquoise: Santa Fe Starport is running on Kickstarter until Thursday 20th October 2017.
 

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