With a Bandit King closing in and ancient forces at play, Joza and Aethercliffe must brace for a reckoning. In the desert’s heat, rivalries and curses collide.
I have to give the nod to the game system here. It gives you as a GM so much fodder in regards to how to Worldbuild on the fly, by framing your thoughts and expectations as questions. This is something I am familiar with as the Mythic GME is predicted on the same principles. However, the way PBTA games such as Stonetop frames questions recontextualizes the Fate questions in a way that I think is friendlier to the solo player.
Actually no. lol I’m just letting the story flow out of me. Maybe it’s the Hostile world setting? I find it very inspiring. I love the Expanse though! Thank you for reading my stuff. 😊
Thank you ☺️ it was something I thought might make some folks bounce off it. As I tend to start with my rolls and game notes. PBTA has been a fantastic link for me between Narrative and Gameplay.
This is a great start. I think starting and ending with the fiction really helps get the reader into the world.
I have to give the nod to the game system here. It gives you as a GM so much fodder in regards to how to Worldbuild on the fly, by framing your thoughts and expectations as questions. This is something I am familiar with as the Mythic GME is predicted on the same principles. However, the way PBTA games such as Stonetop frames questions recontextualizes the Fate questions in a way that I think is friendlier to the solo player.
Thank you so much for the shoutout!
Actually no. lol I’m just letting the story flow out of me. Maybe it’s the Hostile world setting? I find it very inspiring. I love the Expanse though! Thank you for reading my stuff. 😊
Of course I enjoy your captain logs. Your current game makes me think of space operas like the expanse. Was that the goal ?
I like the fiction first idea. This is set up nicely for the next episode. Great storytelling.
Thank you ☺️ it was something I thought might make some folks bounce off it. As I tend to start with my rolls and game notes. PBTA has been a fantastic link for me between Narrative and Gameplay.