The Gaming Den

• A setting based on older interpretations of the future, where energy is plentiful and processing power is expensive.
• A simple core die mechanic that can be expanded smoothly in complexity to allow any level of mechanical engagement from Magic Tea Party to Axis & Allies.
• A large selection of interesting alien species to play, all differentiated not by vaguely-racist inherent psychological traits but by sharply different means of perceiving and relating to the world. Be a bug man with amazing peripheral vision and ultraviolet perception but with very limited ability to focus on specific objects! Be a silicon-rare-earth-carbon-based organism with no real color vision but a superb sense of smell capable of differentiating distinct uranic elements! Be an eletroreceptive amphibian capable of receiving and transmitting FM radio signals!
• A crisp, tight combat ruleset that scales up from hapless chump to action movie superhero, allowing higher-skill characters to confront enormous quantities of normal people without ever quite
• A laterally diverse selection of equipment, including primitive gear, scrounged gear, firearms, energy weapons, and xenharmonic resonance projectors, each of which can be specialized in separately, allowing for a diverse party that doesn't start to look the same as they get the 'best gear'.
• An expansive universe rife with conflicting factions, all eagerly squabbling over the ruins of the now absent progenitor race which created the Myriad Syndicate that bound their now-freed slave races together.
• Edited by people as finicky and angry as the Gaming Den about making rules and settings that actually make a goddamned lick of sense.

RiotGearEpsilon wrote:Edited by people as finicky and angry as the Gaming Den

Whatever wrote:

RiotGearEpsilon wrote:Edited by people as finicky and angry as the Gaming Den

Probably would have been a good idea to have those editors proofread your kickstarter page.

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