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1: #DSA #DasSchwarzeAuge #TheDarkEye
2: #Paranoia or #Shadowrun, not sure
3: #ADnD #ADnD2nd
4: #DnD #DnD3rd
5: Tough call, I love my whole (indie) collection: #TalesFromTheLoop #Mothership #EclipsePhase #Ratten #Cairn #Twilight2000 #Numenera #CyberpunkRed #CY_Borg #Unwritten ...
6: #Vampire #VampireTheMasquerade
7: #DnD5th

1. First #ttrpg you ever played?
2. First you ever ran?
3. Played the most?
4. Run the most?
5. Favorite?
6. Most recently played?
7. Most recently run?

Another not-exactly #solarpunk #TTRPG I'm adding to my #gamedesign blogpost is "After the War": genesisoflegend.com/products/a

The setting looks like an existential horror sci-fi similar to #EclipsePhase (strong recommendation), but the game puts a very strong focus on communities rebuilding after a war and character convictions.

I love that character building is based on their story, traits and beliefs, not combat skills, HPs and weapon systems.

If I have time, I'll write a proper review.

#ArsMagica #ttrpg, famed for it's flexible magic system and troupe-style play, has launched their definitive edition crowd funding on #backerkit. Although the overall system is a bit clunky, the magic rules for casting freeform spells are great, and I try to play the game at conventions, etc, whenever I get a chance.

backerkit.com/c/projects/atlas

And, as part of their stretch goals (which they have already reached a bunch), they are releasing the game text under #OpenSource #CreativeCommons licencing, joining a bunch of other great open games (#Fate, #DungeonWorld, #BladesInTheDark #bitd, #Gumshoe, #EclipsePhase,#Ironsworn, and -- of course -- #DungeonsAndDragons #dnd).

BackerKitArs Magica Definitive EditionArs Magica's deluxe edition with vastly expanded text, new art and graphic design, and luxurious upgrades.

** Pop Goes The Star **

It was an absolute anomaly. There's been centuries of theoretical and practical work suggesting that Population III stars, the first to form after the Big Bang, no longer exist. Stellar observation has failed to find a single one — either they were too large to survive to the present, or too far away to see, either way they were outside transhumanity's reach, short of time travel.

But here, in front of the team's eyes, was a small, decrepit red dwarf comprised almost solely of hydrogen and helium, with no metallic doping of any kind. A steadily shining fire hanging in an almost completely empty void, with just a sprinkling of dimmed dots behind it, pointing back towards that furiously dense patch of activity we call The Observable Universe.

The Vulcanoid Gate had opened up this spot on its own. Well, that's what the techies said, swearing blind it wasn't a miss-dial. Understandable really, given the transport team had been kitted out for a quick jaunt to Justin Case rather than a walk into the insta-death of a broken glass sphere, irradiated and exposed to freezing vacuum. Now the First-In team (well, second) was getting a good look at an impossibility. In fact, two impossibilities. Because there was an exotic reading coming from inside the star's convective zone.

And it was moving.

This is pretty weird for me. In Eclipse Phase, Bletchley Park was a UK AI enforcement agency. The PCs in my first playtest campaign were agents; later, with Earth destroyed, they joined Firewall. And now we have a warning about AIs called the Bletchley Declaration. Reality needs to stop imitating our dystopian sci-fi setting right the fuck now, please. 😆 reuters.com/technology/britain

Reuters · Britain publishes 'Bletchley Declaration' on AI safetyBy Reuters

Zufallsfund - das #EclipsePhase Abenteuer "Continuity" hat eigene, englische Audiodateien.. Funksprüche und Audiologs.. wir haben das mal als Actual Play gespielt, dafür neue Sounds aufgenommen und - wie fast alles, was wir machen - auf #Freesound veröffentlicht.

Heute sehe ich zufällig diesen Kommentar, der ein Jahr später an uns geschrieben wurde <3

Manchmal weiss man nicht, wieso man sich so viel Mühe macht, aber sowas erinnert wieder daran warum.