This week we finish our discussion of adding robots to your favorite game
This has been a 3 week discussion. I thought about breaking it up into 2 and then finishing after the next topic. If you would like that better, please give us feedback at TriTACSYTEMS@podbean.com or Fans of The Gaming on the Frontier podcast facebook page.
This week we continue to discuss how to effectively add robots to your rpgs regardless of the genre
This week we begin query our robot masters
This week we finish our discussion (for now) of how to stop a high tech alien force from taking over a world that uses magic.
This week we begin exploring how to stop a powerful imperialistic Fringe civilization from taking over the Pathways. In this case using the D&D magic world, Faerun.
This week we finish our discussion of whether the Fringeworthy Termehlern/Mellor war is really over or if Earth Prime is just in a remote area from it.
This week we discuss whether the Fringeworthy Termehlern/Mellor war is really over or if Earth Prime is just in a remote area from it.
This applies to a lot of games where there was a long lost war or apocalypse and everyone is still recovering from it. Doe the specter of those terrible powers still hang over the heads of civilization? Or are the Mellor just boogey-men to scare offspring into good behavior?
This week we concentrate on what Fringeworthy has to offer Bureau 13
We've talked before about trading between the high tech Fringeworthy and another world but this is an opportunity to add to the Bureau 13 lore and also talk about trading Tech for Magic. Both Fringeworthy and Bureau 13 world are high tech but in different ways. That's what's makes the deal so interesting.
This week we talk about what Bureau 13 has to share with Fringeworthy and vise verse.
We've talked before about trading between the high tech Fringeworthy and another world but this is an opportunity to add to the Bureau 13 lore and also talk about trading Tech for Magic. Both Fringeworthy and Bureau 13 world are high tech but in different ways. That's what's makes the deal so interesting.
This week we finish our review of Tri Tac Games product Rogue 417, a campaign setting in a biological post apocalyptic world that is chillingly on point for the Covid 19 disaster even though it was first published in the 1980's
If you are listening to these episodes out of order, right before the credits there is a Travcast bonus of how to game in a biological holocaust and still survive.
