Krask awakens from his fever dream and keeps his memory a secret, not wanting the others to be reminded of his past (If you remember correctly, Krask stole from a red dragon who ended up wiping out his entire clan. And Krask is next. Okay, back to the action). Before venturing out to clear out …
The ogre spider lunges out at the party, using its web to quickly traverse the elevation needed to reach the heroes. Barnaby and Fobias are forced to hang around the outer edges of the room and wait for the spider to strike before they are close enough to hit it with a counter. Krask is …
The mysterious voice belonged to (big surprise) another orgekin, but this one was accompanied by two sniveling donkey rats that began to flank the party in the adjacent room. In the narrow hallway, the battle is congested and the bottleneck forces Fobias and Krask into the next room to free up the space for their …
Intrigued by the firepelt mountain lion’s behavior, the party agrees that it would be in their best interest to follow the animal, despite their urgency to learn the status of Fort Rannick. As they venture further into the woods, several primitive wooden fetishes stuffed with mud and hair hang from the trees, which Theo recognizes …
Returning to the docks with their trophy in tow, the party eagerly waits for the approval of the citizens of Turtleback Ferry. Slowly, the people venture out of their homes to see the spoils of the hunt. Most of them are in awe, dumbstruck and clueless on how to react; a lot of them doubted …
Temporarily abandoning their quest to hunt ol’ Pinkeye, the party continues on to the Shimmerglens to investigate the mysterious lights that had been spotted by the trappers in town. Even without the constant downpour, this area is a swampy mire that is making movement through it quite the slog. With a promise from the bargeman …
The party accompanies Shalelu to the quaint town of Turtleback Ferry, named after the three giant tortoise shells are have been repurposed as ferries that will take people across Claybottom Lake and along the Skull River. Much of the town is indoors, since the rain continues to pour down onto the already-saturated ground. Deciding that …
Part 1 – Sculpting Your Backstory – Themes in Starfinder — Creating characters in tabletop RPGs is an art. Before we even put a pen to the page, our minds might already have a vision of our character’s impulsive habits, their fatal flaws, and their love of honeyed candies. We pick up the misshapen ball …
Complete Starfinder Theme Series – Creation Tips and Character Concepts Read More »
First of all, let me apologize. It’s been MONTHS since I teased the final article on Starfinder themes and leaving this series in a perilously unfinished limbo. I wish that I had a decent excuse to explain it, but unfortunately I don’t have that either. So please, accept my apology, and let’s get to the …
Starfinder Theme Focus – Spacefarers and Xenoseekers Read More »
Barnaby narrowly dives out of the way of the incoming arrow and the party quickly finds themselves swarmed by a club-wielding barbarian and his ferocious wolf companion. While Opir cowers in fear and ducks for cover, Fobias becomes accosted by the man and Theo by the beast. Something becomes apparent immediately – these guys hit …
