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A Starfinder 2e homebrew actual play series focused on narrative-driven storytelling and roleplay. Join the crew each week as they struggle to survive and thrive on a failing Post-Gap Absalom Station.
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It’s a Christmas Episode ...because of the hat, I guess? It's also vaguely festive because of all the snow, but it's slowly killing them, so that puts a damper on things. In other news, these eggs have too many eyes, and
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Anyone looking to adopt a few strays? Finally able to stand again after escaping the crushing gravity of the high-g floors, the party breaks trail into the 7th floor of the Outré Accommodations. But perhaps as expected,
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Andrew updated Foundry and the group is convinced he enabled a 'Players Roll Badly' module... he's not giving up any secrets though. That they have their characters slowly walking around in cramped high-gravity with mind
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Jeez, there are some pretty gnarly fire monsters up in here. I think they may want to kill them. Something about beaking... though the word processor really wants me to change that into 'baking' which I absolutely won't
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The house is falling apart and it's filled with black mold, but the Property Brothers can turn it around... wait, is that even an accurate analogy? Better than House Hunters for sure. We're definitely in our renovation b
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Let's go ahead and call this one "Oops, all fortitude saves." The crew checks out a new -dungeon level- APARTMENT floor and this one is toasty and full of fire elementals. Also, some poor marble countertop choices but ma
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We've been wet for awhile now and STILL Jexa thinks she's invincible. Deep down I think it's really Yan trying to give GM Andrew a heart palpitation. Will she make it? I may not matter, Fennik is still 4,802 paces behind
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The crew is already sick of this underwater stuff, but they seem to be getting the hang of it at least! Despite rolling erratically the whole session, we're making progress through the level and being delightful along th
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Baby explorers keep forgetting they're level one. Half the crew over here trying to open doors; rapidly depleting their oxygen. Meanwhile these other goobers are over here texting 8==D~ to each other. They didn't just la
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Which base will the crew choose? Jexa isn't allowed near schools apparently; so that leaves the Holovid Studio and the Specialty Apartments. Let's see if Tarrik Bo can make her case adequately (to a group of folks that w
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Our heroes find themselves outnumbered and outmatched.... by big bugs? Really? Y'all are going to almost die from some space 'skeeters? Well, level one I guess. Luckily the crew is a full snack of entertainment. Somethin
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After a frustratingly circular conversation with a drunk, the crew investigates each potential base location. Things start to take a strange turn when Fennik-19 starts to feel... a certain way. Oddly enough, the rest of
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The crew heads out of the community center in search of a new home for everyone. With very little to go on, they start by checking in with the mercenaries from the other day; to see if they know of any good digs. Will Fe
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They did it! Well, mostly. We're not too proud to admit that they needed a little (okay alot) of help by the end. But, all in all, not bad for Level 0. Now that the community center (and the kids) are safe, the crew need
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The crew continues combat after a brief and important discussion of AI turtles by the players. As they find themselves facing wave after wave of thugs, they begin to wonder when the true heroes arrive. Did the universe r
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We find our crew in combat for the first time as they learn how well their elaborate traps worked for keeping ruffians at bay. Now that they've arrived, we get to find out how sturdy everyone is, and if they're cool with
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This ragtag crew has no experience, very little tact, and a big soft spot for saving the community center. When Mr. D warns the group that thugs may be coming their way imminently, they get started rigging up some Home A
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