(Outpost V) GM Quirk's Precious Cargo (Inactive)

Game Master Quirk, Private Eye

The fact that the crate carrying the creature has an aeon stone that negates the need for breathing instead of the one that negates the need for food and water is perplexing given how one of the knowledge checks acknowledges the thing has little Ned for an atmosphere in the first place.

Interesting. Both of Keskada's computer checks succeeded on the first try. My shirren is feeling really lucky right now.

As a reminder, please report your games by May 16, even if you aren't quite finished with them yet. We'd like to get all the admin stuff out of the way before we have to buckle down on paizocon prep, and your players might need their PCs for Paizocon as well.

I saw this posted on the Discord server that I also play SFS on.

As a reminder, please report your games by May 16, even if you aren't quite finished with them yet. We'd like to get all the admin stuff out of the way before we have to buckle down on paizocon prep, and your players might need their PCs for Paizocon as well.

I saw this posted on the Discord server that I also play SFS on.

My plan is to get things reported tomorrow night, and everyone should have a link to a chronicle by tomorrow night as well.

As far as this adventure goes, we really are at the point of wrapping up. I think there are going to be some fun opportunities for continued role-playing, so I plan on leaving the game open for a little while longer (through the end of next week I think).

As promised, this event has been reported.

Your chronicles may be found HERE.

You'll need to add your day job rolls yourself, along with chronicle number, etc.

Please continue to enjoy role-playing with the Manifold representative. You'll find him to be accommodating regarding Avid Dreamer.

Also, Avid Dreamer will be sending along one more message to you. I'll post that tomorrow.

Finally, I will likely archive this game late this week. That should allow plenty of time for final RP moments, checking your chronicles, etc.

Keskada's day job roll.

Prof. Doctor: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (12) + 8 = 20

What did Keskada earn so I can add it to my sheet?

Keskada's day job roll.

[dice=Prof. Doctor]1d20+8

What did Keskada earn so I can add it to my sheet?

They keep it simple in Starfinder - you double the results of your roll and that is how many credits you earn.

This is just the kind of scenario I like in Starfinder. It feels Star Trek and classic sci-fi in that it's not just a guns blazing adventure but one that gives the players an opportunity to think about a big philosophical topic (in this case, what does it mean to be alive and what does being alive mean.)

And it was very well run.

And well played.

And my chronicle looks good.

Profession Genetic tester: 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (13) + 7 = 20

Chronicle looks good! No profession here..

Had a blast with this one. Hope there were no offenses taken as they were all just jokes and I hope we can all roll together again some day.

Thanks, Quark, for a great game!

Chronicle looks fine though I wish they would list the boons accessible by the chronicle like they used too but that's for a snail mail letter.

Thank, all!

Day Job Profession: Musician: 1d20 + 15 ⇒ (16) + 15 = 31

This is just the kind of scenario I like in Starfinder. It feels Star Trek and classic sci-fi in that it's not just a guns blazing adventure but one that gives the players an opportunity to think about a big philosophical topic (in this case, what does it mean to be alive and what does being alive mean.)

And it was very well run.

And well played.

And my chronicle looks good.

Agree with all of this.

I think this one will go down as one of my all-time favorite low-level Society adventures. Certainly top 5.

My favorite probably still is one of the first I ever played: Yesteryear's Truth. It's a classic Star Trek first contact adventure with a big complicating factor. I recommend going back to play that one if you haven't already.

Duskmire Accords 9 is one of my favorites. It's the first I played in person and we went through the whole thing without combat.

And I really want to write a sequel to it.

Duskmire accords is a FANTASTIC game ! Might be my favorite as well...

Mine looks good, thanks for running the game. I enjoyed all the role playing from everyone. It gave me a chance to lean in even more on Istilnar's dark personality. For anyone who is wondering, Istilnar, is just a rearrangement of the letters in the name Raistlin, the power hungry mage from the Dragonlance novels. Istilnar, is just my homage to that wonderful character.

Profession: Smuggler: 1d20 + 13 ⇒ (13) + 13 = 26

Mine looks good, thanks for running the game. I enjoyed all the role playing from everyone. It gave me a chance to lean in even more on Istilnar's dark personality. For anyone who is wondering, Istilnar, is just a rearrangement of the letters in the name Raistlin, the power hungry mage from the Dragonlance novels. Istilnar, is just my homage to that wonderful character.

Did we all look like rotting skeletons every time you looked at us?

Yes, he's got hourglass shaped eyes too, the whole deal.

Nice.

War of the Twins was probably my favorite trilogy from one of my favorite series.

Heh. Very cool character concept for sure!

The original trilogy is still my favorite. You know Wizards is going to release a 5th edition version of the Dragonlance campaign setting soon I believe.

I'll buy it. I'm very excited for the Spelljammer books too. I remember many fun games in that setting many, many years ago...
Damn, i'm old.... :)

I'll buy it. I'm very excited for the Spelljammer books too. I remember many fun games in that setting many, many years ago...

Damn, i'm old.... :)

The first game book I ever bought was the AD&D guide to Dragonlance. I don't know how long I had it before I bought the PHB, DMG and MM which actually made it playable.

And I may* have written and published a Savage Worlds setting that is...we're going to say...heavily inspired by Spelljammer.

And there's a new Marvel Super Heroes game in the works. It's like 1987 is coming for me all over again.

There's going to be a LOT of Tinkerer gnomes in the near future.

Heh. The first D&D books I bought was the Basic D&D set in 1977.. :)

Savage Worlds is awesome. Is your setting still for sale somewhere?

Void Runners: Ravnivori Empire

If you give me your e-mail address I can send you a complimentary copy, instead.