We made a video about resolve points, how they work, how to get them, and what to do aside from staying alive. I hope you like it:
Part 2 of our series on Starship Combat is up! In this edition we discuss Roles and how starship combat rounds are structured in Phases.
We made a video about probably the most important part of any TTRPg, actually finding a group to play with.
Confused about Starship Combat? You're not alone. In this video we kick off a new series devoted to making sense of Starfinder's most confusing rule system.
We made a video covering the rules of Power Armor in your game and some suggestion on who might want to take it, be them an Armor Storm solider, a heavy metal mechanic, or anyone who doesn't want to worry about getting punched in the face.
Before you buy it, here's a look at what's really in the Starfinder Beginner Box. We're also giving a couple away at the end of this month. To be entered into the giveaway, just be subscribed and drop a comment on any of our videos.
Painting a Ryphorian ship crew for an upcoming game. Starting with this low level Solarian Science Officer.
We made a video about how traps work in Starfinder. Hopefully they add an extra level danger in your game. Whether your a DM looking to test the group, or a player who wants to think ahead before getting in a fight.
We're covering all there is to know about the lore of the Vesk and the Veskarium.
My PCs finally killed their archenemy
In the game I run on my channel, my players have been hounded by an android bounty hunter for the majority of their current arc (about 14 sessions/7months). The PCs legitimately hated her and the players liked that their PCs hated her. Her tactics have been to piece the team off with grenades, range, stealth, and attack with at least 2 plans for escape in case she drops below 50% hp. Well the group finally trapped her somewhere she couldn't flee and they we all so happy she died (and they got to kill her after a long battle).
She had a 2 PC kill count under her belt and the players felt they'd finally avenged their slain characters.
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Help setting up downtime activites
I'm going to be coming off a long series of my PCs adventuring and they're turning their bounty in next session. I don't have much planned for the ones that aren't going to jail and I think it's time they go through downtime activities. Usually, when I run other games they'll spend this time doing stuff from item crafting/looking for buyers for higher-end items, researching magic items, or looking anything player backstory related. But for Starfinder, I'm drawing a blank. What do some of you GMs do to give your players the opportunity to be more rounded between adventures?
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