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Why are sci-fi scenarios so thin on the ground?
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<blockquote data-quote="Vaslov" data-source="post: 8057752" data-attributes="member: 37953"><p>A few more sci-fi adventures come to mind I had not seen mentioned yet. Sticking more to "grand campaign" items than one adventure.</p><p></p><p>Seven Worlds was a sci-fi great campaign for Savage Worlds. Interesting mix of "realistic sci-fi" and solid DM advice on how to deal with technology to engage in roleplaying. They had a concept of an AI avatar that each player had easy access to that would even do that web stuff modern players expect. The AI even had a role in combat to assist with holographic aiming, peaking around corners and triggering fire systems while the player focused on not getting shot. Not everything was a home run, but some great content. </p><p></p><p>I think someone up thread mentioned Bulldogs. There is a campaign called "Revenge of the Fury" that was quite good if you like FATE. Had moments with a very intentional Star Wars vibe, right down to glow stick swords and space wizards. </p><p></p><p>I recall Fria Ligan ran a 2nd kickstarter for Corirolis that had some sort of grand campaign. I don't play the game so cannot speak to it.</p><p></p><p>Hope that gets you on the trail of something your group would enjoy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vaslov, post: 8057752, member: 37953"] A few more sci-fi adventures come to mind I had not seen mentioned yet. Sticking more to "grand campaign" items than one adventure. Seven Worlds was a sci-fi great campaign for Savage Worlds. Interesting mix of "realistic sci-fi" and solid DM advice on how to deal with technology to engage in roleplaying. They had a concept of an AI avatar that each player had easy access to that would even do that web stuff modern players expect. The AI even had a role in combat to assist with holographic aiming, peaking around corners and triggering fire systems while the player focused on not getting shot. Not everything was a home run, but some great content. I think someone up thread mentioned Bulldogs. There is a campaign called "Revenge of the Fury" that was quite good if you like FATE. Had moments with a very intentional Star Wars vibe, right down to glow stick swords and space wizards. I recall Fria Ligan ran a 2nd kickstarter for Corirolis that had some sort of grand campaign. I don't play the game so cannot speak to it. Hope that gets you on the trail of something your group would enjoy. [/QUOTE]
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