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The Fellowship of the Ring remains a brilliant source of inspiration and guidance for GMs. From an opening that reads like an excellent...

Not my favorite version of GW for sure. My favorite is fourth edition although I remember first edition with a lot of fondness as it...

Alternity does have a Gamma World supplement. Of course, it is 25 years old now, so it might not have the modern takes on...

Bitter Chalice looks great and something new focusing so much on one city. Lemurian Chronicles is great; a new sword and sorcery setting...

This week’s TTRPG crowdfunding sampler considers campaigns that close between April 28 to May 7. There are blurbs discussing the latest...

FYI for D&D players, tons of the Star*Drive setting material can be easily worked into the Esper Genesis RPG.

Same for me. I even went so far as to convert the Star*Drive species to SW Deluxe several years back, which was easy as pie at the time...

Yeah, it was structured like D&D. A player's book, a GM's book (with a brief "monster" section), and campaign settings.

I think Alternity Star*Drive existed because TSR was failing. Much less oversight and the designers built a vision without much...

Star*Drive managed to build a universe where it made sense that you could run pretty much any subgenre of sci-fi, from "Alien" style...

Fair.

Castles & Crusades gears up with three armory/mount supplements and Dungeons & Dragons 2024 Edition get the latest miniature version of...

I ran a lot of Star*Drive. I ignored military campaigns and power armor and the klicks. I ran it like Han Solo space opera and although...

Felt very much like a port of Traveller's tropes to Alternity to me. Including the fixed time with any distance not to exceed the...