Showing posts with label ds4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ds4. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 7, 2019

Dead Suns: The Temple Found (Starfinder)

It's been a while, ain't it? A couple of my players have had notable schedule problems, which has held up sessions (this is also why there haven't been any Borderlands write-ups in a while). Also, I tend to do these write-ups once the group has progressed through enough story to be worth telling, and we had a couple of sessions that were mostly taken up by combat that would result in a write-up too short to bother with.

So this write-up comprises three sessions, covering the last act of the fourth volume of the Dead Suns adventure path. As such, between that and the aforementioned scheduling issues, the usual disclaimers about members of the group seeming to fade in and out apply.

Also, in case you missed it, the Gencon event catalog is currently open. While you can't sign up for it just yet, the game I'm running on Saturday, Space Brigade's Legacy, is currently available to view. Even if you can't get into the game, feel free to seek me out at Gencon if you're going to be there!


Wednesday, March 6, 2019

Dead Suns: Voices of the Ancestors (Starfinder)

Okay, so it's been a little while. I'd make some pun here about sidereal time or some such, but nothing's coming to me at the moment.

So let's get on with a write-up of my last couple of Starfinder sessions. (usual disclaimers apply about multiple sessions being stitched together meaning that individual characters may suddenly seem to appear or disappear from the narrative)


Sunday, January 6, 2019

Dead Suns: The Ruined Clouds (Starfinder)

Hey there, folks, I've got another Starfinder write-up for you. As of now, the group has properly ventured into the fourth volume of the Dead Suns Adventure Path, The Ruined Clouds (with a tiny bit of wrap-up from volume 3, hence the tag). As is sometimes the case, this is a couple of sessions' worth of adventure stitched together and the lineup doesn't always remain consistent throughout. I don't go out of my way to draw attention to it, but when folks seem to drop in and out of the narrative, that's why.

Also, before I get on with it, I have an announcement! Night Horrors: The Tormented (a book I worked on), is now available in print! You can get it at the link in the previous sentence. (Which means also that the Advance PDF stuff from the prior posts no longer applies, this PDF is the final version barring some technical problem, and so forth.)

And with that, let's move on to... SPACE!