Here are some useful reference sheets for the Firefly Roleplaying Game.
Firefly RPG Master Trait Lists – via Google Docs.
Firefly RPG Trait Index – via Google Docs.
Firefly RPG Gamemaster Screen – via Google Docs.
Here are some useful reference sheets for the Firefly Roleplaying Game.
Firefly RPG Master Trait Lists – via Google Docs.
Firefly RPG Trait Index – via Google Docs.
Firefly RPG Gamemaster Screen – via Google Docs.
This review originally appeared on neuronphaser.com, and has been moved here for archival purposes.
Even if you don’t like 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons — to which I say, “You, good sir, are crazy-pants” — the Player’s Handbook is a gorgeous piece of work that expertly pulls together the largest swath of playable stuff from editions past, presenting it in as comprehensive and well-curated form as we’ve yet seen. It’s certainly an effort that looks back to D&D’s past with rose-colored glasses, but it adds just enough new stuff and blows off plenty of chaff, creating a much more streamlined approach to the game than we’ve seen in recent editions. It provides more than just token support to the interaction and exploration “pillars of play,” rather than beefing up combat at their expense.
Rating: Content 4/5 and Form 5/5.
Buy the hardcover at Amazon or shop for it on D&D Beyond.
Read on for the full review!
DeScriptors: Definitive Edition wouldn’t be definitive if we didn’t keep it updated with new rules and mechanics as they come out, right? Turns out we’re working on the imminent release of The Darkness Beneath Dalentown: DeScriptors Version and we created some fun dungeoncrawl-esque mechanics, as well as addressed one-on-one and troupe-style play.
Pick up the updated version today at DriveThruRPG (it’s in My Library if you already purchased the game) and subscribe for more updates on The Darkness Beneath Dalentown: DeScriptors Version coming soon!
The following link is to a landscape layout version of the Greyhawk calendar here, and all respect goes out to the original designer!
Here’s the landscape version:
Do you use the Adversary Decks for Fantasy Flight Games’ Star Wars Roleplaying Games: Edge of the Empire, Age of Rebellion, and/or Force and Destiny? Well, here’s a handy index of all the cards!
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