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Well done!

The stretch goal has now been reached! A good time to jump in if you fancy running Space Opera Noir adventures! I have put a collection of links to reviews in a recent update in case you fancy checking them out...

Only £104 off the stretch goal! Just sayin' Starguild: Space Opera Noir tabletop RPG on @Kickstarter http://kck.st/1SIr6sj

Now fully funded and heading towards the stretch goal - extra adventures for backers at £20 level and above!

Thanks Scott! I ought to mention that the basic 'diplomats on a space station' is one of the adventures which I have included in the rules. It doesn't have the trading resources element which I included in the convention game, and has the principle characters stated up as NPCs in this occasion...

My latest update talks about how Starguild handles simple, scalable NPC's https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1283988566/starguild-space-opera-noir-tabletop-rpg/posts/1486746 In addition, we are now less than £300 from meeting my stretch goal, which gives a nice bonus to everyone who backs...

Please excuse the small bump, but I've added a stretch goal to the kickstarter - you can read all about it here https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1283988566/starguild-space-opera-noir-tabletop-rpg/posts/1481571 If you were reading this and were considering whether to jump on board, this...

I was completely put off it by 4th edition D&D, where it seemed like an excuse for lazy design. When four different monsters had four different ways of handling the same thing (pin with a spear iirc) it just drove me up the wall. I don't have any problem with some creatures having unique...

I'd like to make a point about the NPC page which we have in the examples up above. NPCs can be scaled very quickly to a level appropriate for the circumstances where you want to use them. The basic values which you see on the page are for novice (level 0) NPCs. Level 2 is experienced, level 4...

Thanks echohawk - I'll make sure the player responsible hears about that! I was playing in the game rather than running it when that scene took place and it was breathtakingly intense! Cheers

Thank you!

Although the last thing I want to do is take you afield from ENworld, I ought to mention that there is an independent review (and some interview questions with me) at the UK Roleplaying site: http://ukroleplaying.com/one-ring/starguild.html Cheers

Very happy to answer any questions here or in any other appropriate place on ENWorld!

Thanks! Nearly two-thirds funded after two days, I might have to warm up the afterburners on the (achievable) stretch goal I was keeping in the wings...

I'm delighted to announce that I've pushed the button on my Kickstarter campaign for my game rules, Starguild:Space Opera Noir! Starguild is the Space Opera Noir tabletop role-playing game, where futuristic weapons and faster than light travel meet heartbreak, decadence and betrayal. Be brave...

Starguild: space opera noir. Www.starguildrpg.com. I've been waiting a long, long time for that one!

Although it might not be quite what you are looking for, Dogs in the Vineyard is an interesting take on wild west roleplaying - especially with the ability to choose how to escalate conflict. http://theunstore.com/index.php/unstore/game/1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogs_in_the_Vineyard

I'm curious - some of the discussion talks about 'kender fearlessness' as though it is rampant stupidity of the "I'll jump into the dragons fiery mouth" variety. Is that part of the actual write up? It's just that I could see fearlessness working hand in hand with being able to weigh up what is...

You are not up to date on the current state of the art in cracking hashes. 1. Nobody uses rainbow tables any more. quicker to attempt to crack the hashes (using hashcat) 2. It isn't a simple thing for script kiddies to do - it takes some smarts to crack hashes 3. as long as people have used...

It seems that the initial sales of D&D 5th Edition are very strong. Asked about how they compare to 3E and 4E, WotC's Mike Mearls says that "Raw numbers are stronger, but that's not the complete picture. end of year 1 is the key." The Player's Handbook has now topped the hardcover nonfiction...