kaid |
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Why wield a lightsaber axe or a flamethrower when you can wield a longsword? Many kudos to the lady on the left for keeping it classy.
This cover has a very "Guardians of the Galaxy" feel to it, which I imagine is how most Starfinder adventuring groups are going to resemble in their eclectic party makeup. I approve.
Sometimes it pays to use a blade as to not blow holes in the hull of your own ship. Melee weapons actually make a fair amount of sense in ship to ship combat when a lot of stuff in a space ship presumably reacts badly to high energy weapon fire.
The Sideromancer |
Ravingdork wrote:Sometimes it pays to use a blade as to not blow holes in the hull of your own ship. Melee weapons actually make a fair amount of sense in ship to ship combat when a lot of stuff in a space ship presumably reacts badly to high energy weapon fire.Why wield a lightsaber axe or a flamethrower when you can wield a longsword? Many kudos to the lady on the left for keeping it classy.
This cover has a very "Guardians of the Galaxy" feel to it, which I imagine is how most Starfinder adventuring groups are going to resemble in their eclectic party makeup. I approve.
An alternative is that they're used to fighting opponents with hackers and/or EMPs, where a high-tech weapon is unreliable at best.
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EltonJ |
Or maybe there are Dune type shields that block fast moving objects but allow slower attacks like blades through.
Depends on what you want for your game. A lot of people are excited about Starfinder, and Bill Webb (Frog God Games) has put up some art on Facebook.
I support the notion that Starfinder Campaigns are as individual as GMs are.
Cole Deschain |
i was surprised by the sword too, i would have thought it would be a vibro blade or at least look like a modern/techie sword but that is just a nice, classy, looking longsword. I wonder if it has some sentimental or symbolic value to the character?
Or it's a magic weapon.