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I have fond memories of Star Frontiers. I think it was the only sciFi rpg I played FtF.
When all the PDFs were available freely I scooped them all up. Good stuff good times.
When all the PDFs were available freely I scooped them all up. Good stuff good times.
This is a game about killing things and taking their stuff so you can become more powerful in order to kill bigger things and take even better stuff.
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Agreed! Welcome, angelicdoctor. As always, if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask. You'll find this is a helpful group.ToniXX wrote:Welcome, angelicdoctor!
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Hail and well met, angelicdoctor!
Welcome aboard and certainly glad to have you here!
But yes, as I mentioned earlier somewhere previous, I am still planning on running a SciFi PbP here later this year, either straight up MA1e(or the new 5e perhaps, if it gets finished in time?) or use my special hybrid rule set of 1E Gamma World/Metamorphosis Alpha/Star Frontiers. I still have all three of the original books from back in the day and absolutely loved playing each of them, which is probably why I can't seem to not want to use all of them in unison in some way, shape and form.
Anyways, welcome again angelicdoctor and it's awesome to see more good folks from the other old school boards making their way over to the good ship Unseenservant!
Welcome aboard and certainly glad to have you here!

ToniXX wrote:... Regarding the sci-fi games: I used to play Star Frontiers. Did anybody else? I remember I liked that quite a bit as a kid, but only played it a few times as not may of my friends were into it. We always reverted back to 1ed AD&D, which was also quite fine with me.
Oh heck ya! I actually played way more 1E Gamma World, Metamorphosis Alpha and Star Frontiers than Moldvay D&D back in the day and have just launched a new MA1e FtF campaign. I really wanted to play Traveler, and still do, but never had the chance. Over at the MA forums, the site admin Craig Brain just received a POD version of Stars without Number (which I guess has a free download somehwere too!). In addition to Craig saying that the rules and game system look nice and streamlined, he also said that there is definitely a Traveler influence in there. Definitely have to check that out!rredmond wrote:I have fond memories of Star Frontiers. I think it was the only sciFi rpg I played FtF.
When all the PDFs were available freely I scooped them all up. Good stuff good times.
But yes, as I mentioned earlier somewhere previous, I am still planning on running a SciFi PbP here later this year, either straight up MA1e(or the new 5e perhaps, if it gets finished in time?) or use my special hybrid rule set of 1E Gamma World/Metamorphosis Alpha/Star Frontiers. I still have all three of the original books from back in the day and absolutely loved playing each of them, which is probably why I can't seem to not want to use all of them in unison in some way, shape and form.
Anyways, welcome again angelicdoctor and it's awesome to see more good folks from the other old school boards making their way over to the good ship Unseenservant!

Yosef Travathas: High Elf Fighter4/Magic-User3 (rredmond's Pacesetter Games "Legacy of the Unknown" OSRIC Playtest)
Brok Sterling: Human Assassin3 (ToniXX's Incursion into Newiron OSRIC Playtest)
Tanik Tremwoodak: Dwarf Cleric3 (Dave's 1e Skype Game)
DM: home-brew OSRIC "A New Hope to the West" campaign
Fireball... good!!
"What's it gonna take?"
"Everything."
Brok Sterling: Human Assassin3 (ToniXX's Incursion into Newiron OSRIC Playtest)
Tanik Tremwoodak: Dwarf Cleric3 (Dave's 1e Skype Game)
DM: home-brew OSRIC "A New Hope to the West" campaign
Fireball... good!!
"What's it gonna take?"
"Everything."
tkrexx as Emm the Avenging Druid wrote:I shall burn you, and I shall sink your petty warship with fire and lightning, and the ocean shall swallow it and all aboard, and no one will remember any of you!
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Been lurking around here - mostly following the B1 game posts. Great forum and excellent old school threads!
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Welcome, bbarsh! If you've been lurking around here, I'm sure you have a good feel for the board, but feel free to ask away if you have any questions.bbarsh wrote:Been lurking around here - mostly following the B1 game posts. Great forum and excellent old school threads!
- Dave
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Thanks, Dave. Hope you are enjoying the Legacy module. Great to follow along!dmw71 wrote:Welcome, bbarsh! If you've been lurking around here, I'm sure you have a good feel for the board, but feel free to ask away if you have any questions.bbarsh wrote:Been lurking around here - mostly following the B1 game posts. Great forum and excellent old school threads!
- Dave
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I assumed control over Jeloon later into the module, but I've been having a good time with it so far.bbarsh wrote:Thanks, Dave. Hope you are enjoying the Legacy module. Great to follow along!
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Sounds good. I can't wait for the next installment to see what will happen with the old lady.dmw71 wrote:I assumed control over Jeloon later into the module, but I've been having a good time with it so far.bbarsh wrote:Thanks, Dave. Hope you are enjoying the Legacy module. Great to follow along!
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Oh, boy...bbarsh wrote:Been lurking around here - mostly following the B1 game posts. Great forum and excellent old school threads!
<sweating>
Dragon foot. Bamboo pole. Little mouse. Tiny boy.
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Till has nothing to be nervous about.Alethan wrote:Oh, boy...
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I know.dmw71 wrote:Till has nothing to be nervous about.Alethan wrote:Oh, boy...
<sweating>

Was being melodramatic.
Fantastic module, bbarsh! Thoroughly enjoying myself with it.

Dragon foot. Bamboo pole. Little mouse. Tiny boy.
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Bill's in the living room, face in hands, saying to his wife, "he ruined it, Ron's just ruined it!"


This is a game about killing things and taking their stuff so you can become more powerful in order to kill bigger things and take even better stuff.
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Psh. NOW look who is being melodramatic!rredmond wrote:Bill's in the living room, face in hands, saying to his wife, "he ruined it, Ron's just ruined it!"
Dragon foot. Bamboo pole. Little mouse. Tiny boy.
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bbarsh wrote:Been lurking around here - mostly following the B1 game posts. Great forum and excellent old school threads!
Welcome aboard indeed, bbarsh!

Yeah, Ron's Legacy game has been nothing short of awesome. Although diverse in make up, I very much enjoy the way our party works together and how we play off each other. It's been Top Drawer fun to be sure!
(... and yes, Yosef has been on pins and needles waiting to find out what the old lady knows about Roghan and Zelligar!!

Yosef Travathas: High Elf Fighter4/Magic-User3 (rredmond's Pacesetter Games "Legacy of the Unknown" OSRIC Playtest)
Brok Sterling: Human Assassin3 (ToniXX's Incursion into Newiron OSRIC Playtest)
Tanik Tremwoodak: Dwarf Cleric3 (Dave's 1e Skype Game)
DM: home-brew OSRIC "A New Hope to the West" campaign
Fireball... good!!
"What's it gonna take?"
"Everything."
Brok Sterling: Human Assassin3 (ToniXX's Incursion into Newiron OSRIC Playtest)
Tanik Tremwoodak: Dwarf Cleric3 (Dave's 1e Skype Game)
DM: home-brew OSRIC "A New Hope to the West" campaign
Fireball... good!!
"What's it gonna take?"
"Everything."
tkrexx as Emm the Avenging Druid wrote:I shall burn you, and I shall sink your petty warship with fire and lightning, and the ocean shall swallow it and all aboard, and no one will remember any of you!
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No way Ron, you have clearly elevated the adventure and I really can't wait to see how it moves forward. I have to say that it is really cool to see it come to life. Of course, I expect a tpk any day now...rredmond wrote:Bill's in the living room, face in hands, saying to his wife, "he ruined it, Ron's just ruined it!"

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Hey... not cool!bbarsh wrote:No way Ron, you have clearly elevated the adventure and I really can't wait to see how it moves forward. I have to say that it is really cool to see it come to life. Of course, I expect a tpk any day now...

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Your Grognard roots are showing there Mr. Barsh.bbarsh wrote: No way Ron, you have clearly elevated the adventure and I really can't wait to see how it moves forward. I have to say that it is really cool to see it come to life. Of course, I expect a tpk any day now...

This is a game about killing things and taking their stuff so you can become more powerful in order to kill bigger things and take even better stuff.
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TPK? Way I hear it, we've gotten a lot farther than most of the other play tests.bbarsh wrote:No way Ron, you have clearly elevated the adventure and I really can't wait to see how it moves forward. I have to say that it is really cool to see it come to life. Of course, I expect a tpk any day now...rredmond wrote:Bill's in the living room, face in hands, saying to his wife, "he ruined it, Ron's just ruined it!"
Have faith in us!
Dragon foot. Bamboo pole. Little mouse. Tiny boy.
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You guys are doing great. Just having some fun with you on the tpk. I would rather you survive so you can get beat up later - after all, you have only just started and there is much, much more to come.Alethan wrote:TPK? Way I hear it, we've gotten a lot farther than most of the other play tests.bbarsh wrote:No way Ron, you have clearly elevated the adventure and I really can't wait to see how it moves forward. I have to say that it is really cool to see it come to life. Of course, I expect a tpk any day now...rredmond wrote:Bill's in the living room, face in hands, saying to his wife, "he ruined it, Ron's just ruined it!"
Have faith in us!
By they way, Ron did a fantastic job dropping the Melissa bomb! Again, he is elevating this scenario which is a huge credit to him.

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Considering we've been at it for what seems like two years now, to hear that we have much more to do is both exciting and daunting at the same time.
Dragon foot. Bamboo pole. Little mouse. Tiny boy.