Stars Without Number (Roll20 RPG) ► A Rebel of Blue *Part 2*
11Join me as we embark on a "one shot" adventure as led by Lapapsnow. We are a band of hired mercenaries tasked with assassinating some admiral in a Laporian facility. The team is divided into two groups. Little is known of the job and of our own team mates until we arrive.
I knew nothing of the background around the job, nor the characters I was joining before I embarked on this mission, there fore we will all discover this as we go :)
This is the first part of a Role Playing adventure using the Stars Without Number rule set.
Lapapsnow is the GM
https://www.youtube.com/user/Lapsapnow
Mercinaries:
Myself as "Kain"
Jonis193 as Forven
Daem as Yuri
Von Schnieder as Vinnie and Per(Polar Bear)
Oddycookme as Zackery
theawasomewill as Batman *sigh*
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What is Stars Without Number:
A science fiction tabletop RPG written by Kevin Crawford and published by Sine Nomine Publishing.
In the distant future, humanity has spread to distant stars with the spike drive, which allows hyperspace travel. Not easy hyperspace travel — fail to keep it under control and your death will not be fun - but hyperspace travel. While the Terran Mandate ruled the galaxy until a few centuries ago, a psionic disaster known as the Scream rippled across the galaxy and shattered society, killing massive numbers of humans and aliens and throwing the galaxy into chaos. Only recently have ships begun to ply the space lanes again, and with the psionic-aided jump gates no longer usable, very little large-scale shipping between the systems is viable. A lot of travel is due to small groups of explorers scouting out systems to find technology and resources left behind by the pre-Scream culture.
Of note is its retro-inspired sandbox playstyle; it was written so that dungeon modules from other games could be grafted into a session with less than twenty minutes' work by, say, replacing Orcs with Hochog mercenaries and setting it on a space station instead of in a dungeon complex.