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Adventures in the 23rd Century
Eons ago, inconveniently situated in an unremarkable part of the Milky Way galaxy, a thoroughly forgettable pair of stars slowly orbited in a system of lifeless rocks, drably colored gas giants, and the occasional wandering comet bent on stirring up a little bit of fun in an otherwise dull section of space. It’s not so unremarkable anymore.
Find adventure, intrigue, and more than a little comical snark in as the residents and visitors of this system face the growing darkness threatening their lives. Whether you’re on a crew of a resistance ship or just trying to make your way through life on Station 41, there’s something waiting for you in a star system made by the Old Ones.
At the very least stop by “The Pod” diner to see what former quadpod racer, Kryxixz is cooking up. Just don’t call the public health inspector.
This setting hosts in-development TTRPG accessories, a board game, and a full compatibility rollout with the world’s largest sci fi RPG in the future.
Explore the skies in a world of magic and machines
Over two-hundred and fifty years ago, the planet Seorsus had three moons. The orbit of one of these moons, called Theia, came too close to Seorsus. The strong gravity of Seorsus pulled Theia apart and dragged the huge pieces of the broken moon down to the planet. Many wise scientists and wizards saw this coming, and they worked to protect the planet. They combined powerful magic with innovative science to stop much of the moon from hitting Seorsus and destroying the planet. The pieces of the moon they stopped stayed in the air around Seorsus and began circling the planet once again. These became known as “sky islands”. These islands are very much alive and home to entire ecosystems, ancient relics, and new settlements . The Sky Isles of Seorsus is a vibrant setting filled with exploration, magic, steampunk tech, and sky pirates.
Your adventures await.
This setting hosts in-development TTRPG accessories, a board game, and a full compatibility rollout with the world’s largest sci fi RPG in the future.
Turbocharged arena combat on wheels
Gearmageddon reborn. We can rebuild it. We have the technology. We have the capacity to rebuild the world’s best tabletop miniature car battle game.
“So, scrub, you think you have what it takes to win in the arena? You think you’ve got enough skill puttin’ together a vehicle for combat? You think you know how to drive that heap? You think you got the backbone to kill or be killed? Well, we’ll just hafta see about that, scrub. Ya get me, scrub?” –Jon ‘Gridlock’ Henkins to a newb before their first (and notably last) arena match.
Building toward a relaunch of the lauded, globally distributed arena combat game of 2007, Gearmageddon is getting new art, updated rules, and a fresh new look on blowing things up for fun.
This is gonna hurt. And you’re gonna like it.
This setting hosts a dynamic tabletop miniatures game with an eye on custom STLs for cars and mods.
