Evil Robot Games launched our Galaxy Pirates line of supplements for Pathfinder and Starfinder back in July. Since then we’ve added dozens of monsters, NPCs, and starships for use in your home game. We expect to release a series of mini-settings for Starfinder very soon as well as some well needed crunch and more NPCs.
If you have any feedback about our books please feel free to contact us.
Paul
Designer at Evilrobotgames.com
Starfinder through a Pathfinder 2e lens
Since Pathfinder 2e came out folks have asked hesitantly about when Starfinder 2e is coming out and they are assured it won’t be as anytime soon. However what if you want some 3 action economy degree of success system peanut … Continue reading →
Science Fiction RPGs Starship Creation and Combat comparison
This week we’re going to compare a lot of sci-fi RPG how they build and fight their starships. Please ignore the extraneous 1s, the tables are easier to work with if they have something in the cells. Name D20 Future … Continue reading →
The Little Stock Art books that could and other tales
A while back I made a post on the cost of creating the Pirate Fighter, it had a $1.33 piece of stock art on the cover and a handful of stat blocks. There were several other stock art spaceships. On … Continue reading →
Spaceships and Starwyrms and Starfinder
So broadening my view of D20 based Science Fiction games I looked at Spaceships and Starwyrms, it’s based on the 5th edition of the world’s blah blah blah fantasy game. Today I’m just focussing on ships. Their size categories mostly … Continue reading →
Aerial Combat and game mechanics
Aerial Combat is kind of specialized and has different needs than some other TTRPGs like fantasy games many of which use an I go you go turn system and a random initiative. As I was reading Speed of Heat a … Continue reading →
1851 Colt Navy fact and fancy
In 1851 Sam Colt introduced the Colt Navy a .36 caliber revolver it was an open frame single action percussion cap and ball with a loading lever. It wasn’t made for the Navy, it had an engraving of a naval … Continue reading →
Traction finding the best ways to attract new customers
So in the Pre and Post publication checklist post I mentioned a few different ways (Facebook, Reddit, Twitter) you could announce your new product to the world and the most common feedback that I received was that I didn’t include … Continue reading →
Different types of Editors for Game Publishers
As part of the series on the RPG Publishing business I am trying to describe what the different stages are in making a game book. At each stage I want to present what different people contribute to the book. One … Continue reading →
Supernatural Hunters in Starfinder
So I’ve recently watched all three Hellboy movies, Van Helsing, Jonah Hex, Last Witchhunter, Hansel and Gretel and took some game notes. Some Supernatural hunters are supernatural creatures themselves or have magic gifts or curses that give them insight into … Continue reading →
Things not to do with your business
I’m crash testing some Pinterest Pins from my Entrepreneurship board to see how applicable the advice is based on 6 months testing my publishing company.. The Story – This list was from a Pinterest Pin called “16 Common mistakes to … Continue reading →