Just checking on who wants to play the starways. I don't have all the books, but I'm planning on getting Interstellar Species soon. The adventures happen around Eberron. This means that you will be creating characters based on Eberron.
For instance, Androids are simply evolved Warforged. :)
You will need the Eberron Campaign Setting and Starfinder. I don't have the tech book (I kinda stopped buying Starfinder books, but I'll get back to it with Interstellar Species).
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I'm pretty desperate for a non-SFS game, preferably one that starts at least at level 3
I'm pretty desperate for a non-SFS game, preferably one that starts at least at level 3
Neat.
I'd love to play some starfinder.
And here I am again .)
I support idea about starting from level 3.
I don't know much about Eberron, but I'd like to give it a try anyway.
From what little I know about Eberron, it seems like a solid fit for developing into a weird sci-fantasy setting.
Will there be any attempt to bring dragonmarks into the game?
From what little I know about Eberron, it seems like a solid fit for developing into a weird sci-fantasy setting.
Will there be any attempt to bring dragonmarks into the game?
Yes. I was thinking of a conversion document while I slept. I was tempted to start working on it. It would be a wiki, that's for sure. But I need to get Interstellar Species first, so I can convert the unique races.
I don't know much about Eberron, but I'd like to give it a try anyway.
You'll like it. :)
*perk* OMG, stop saying all the things I like!
I might be interested!
* Dragonborn *
Homeworld: the Starchaser, a generational starship launched from Eberron out to find a new homeworld. The ship is equipped with good solid thrusters, but lacks either a time machine or a hyperdrive. The ship is on it's way to the Tau Eradani star system located in the Constellation of Bahamut. Not all Dragonborn are on the ship, however. Just that the ship is the size of a small city.
Type: Dragon
Ability Scores: +2 to Strength, +2 to Charisma, -2 to Dexterity.
Hit Points: 4 hp
Dragon Breath: Because of their draconic heritage, the Dragonborn have a breath weapon. Choose one of the following energy types: acid, cold, electricity, and fire. Then pick either a 15-foot cone or a 20-foot line. Once per day, as a standard action, the Dragonborn can make a supernatural breath weapon attack that deals 1d6 points of the damage type chosen in the area chosen. All creatures within the affected area must make a Reflex saving throw to avoid taking damage. The save DC against this breath weapon is 10 + 1/2 the user's character level + the user's Constitution modifier. Those who succeed at the save take no damage from the attack.
Improved Natural Armor: Dragonborn have both the Natural Armor and Improved Natural Armor traits due to their durable draconic scales. This gives them +2 AC natural armor bonus.
Intimidating Presence: Dragonborn have an intimidating presence. They gain a +2 bonus to Intimidate checks.
Languages: Dragonborn start the game speaking Draconic and Common. Although the race normally communicates by scent.
I would love to play some Starfinder and Eberron is never wrong!
I would love to play some Starfinder and Eberron is never wrong!
Ah, so far so good.
I would love to play some Starfinder and Eberron is never wrong!Ah, so far so good.
So, is this a thing? Should i keep an eye out?
Are you doing heavy conversions?
Anothe way might be just to file off the serial numbers and rename some races and stuff.
Like say a dragonborn is just a Vesk. Not sure if there are actual dragonborn or half-dragons or something similar by now.
I would love to play some Starfinder and Eberron is never wrong!Ah, so far so good.So, is this a thing? Should i keep an eye out?
Are you doing heavy conversions?
Anothe way might be just to file off the serial numbers and rename some races and stuff.
Like say a dragonborn is just a Vesk. Not sure if there are actual dragonborn or half-dragons or something similar by now.
I'll put up an "official" recruitment thread soon. :-) Yes, but it is a thing.
I'd be interested! I'll keep an eye out for the recruitment thread
I would love to play some Starfinder and Eberron is never wrong!Ah, so far so good.So, is this a thing? Should i keep an eye out?
Are you doing heavy conversions?
Anothe way might be just to file off the serial numbers and rename some races and stuff.
Like say a dragonborn is just a Vesk. Not sure if there are actual dragonborn or half-dragons or something similar by now.
You could shrink down a Dragonkin by a size category and swap a few racial traits out.
Well, dragonkin is not for me^^
I would be more interested in playing an elf or drow operative, or maybe an envoy.
Solarian and a mix of soldier/technomancer are something i could look at, but probably less enthusiastic about it.
Rest of the newer classes i don't really know.
Well, dragonkin is not for me^^
I would be more interested in playing an elf or drow operative, or maybe an envoy.
Solarian and a mix of soldier/technomancer are something i could look at, but probably less enthusiastic about it.
Rest of the newer classes i don't really know.
That's okay, I'm restricting the classes to the Core Rules.
Recruiting for a T.V. series type campaign. Recruitment thread is up and ready.
I'd be super interested in playing this, Eberron is one of my favorite settings and I'm yearning for a space campaign! Not sure if you are still looking for folks but I'd definitely be down to play, learn and explore with y'all.
Recruitment thread is up.