| Boedullus |
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For a while, I've been thinking about unsubscribing from the SF APs and just buying them piecemeal when/if they looked really good, but man. The new map pack set for Fly Free or Die is SO FREAKING GOOD. Man, here's hoping they keep doing those. The resolution, being able to switch the grid off... it's a night and day difference in quality and usability for the virtual tabletop. So. FREAKING. Happy.
| Rockwell555 |
To me, this is a good idea, but only if you are someone who has a large flatscreen you can use as a 'gaming table' (best way to put your figures on it).
The maps have a 'Map Tag Off' function and a 'Grid Off Function'.
Map Tag off is good when you don't want the players to see where an encounter is, and I guess 'Grid Off' lets you just present the pretty map image to the players ^_^
I read quick through this first in the Fly Free or Die AP, and I do like it.
However, I don't know if I'll pick up any of the rest of it (I'm not subscribed).
From the read through, its a pretty good 'One Shot' adventure to introduce players to the game, then launch from there on your own, unique adventures (or other APs if you wish).
Also, they include rules so that players can fly from planet to planet engaging in Trading and Speculation (something which was a fun part of the old 'Traveller' game to me ^_^).
I have long been planning on introducing such a concept into Starfinder, reskinning such a system from the old (very) 'Gazeteer' books for Basic Edition Dungeons and Dragons put out so long ago (but still one of the best systems for such I have ever seen):
https://www.dmsguild.com/product/16982/GAZ11-The-Republic-of-Darokin-Basic? src=also_purchased