Canceling the apocalypse, in Starfinder
At the edge of our hope, at the end of our time, we have chosen not only to believe in ourselves, but in each other. Today there is not a man nor woman in here that shall stand alone. Not … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: Vehicle Rules
A time of chaos, ruined dreams, this wasted land. A playtest story.
Ok so this ts technically the second article I have written on making Mad Max with Starfinder, but both of them were in draft and I was just using the core rules until today. Below is the Police Cruiser from … Continue reading →
Starfinder Mecha Playtest
So Paizo just dropped the Starfinder Tech Revolution Playtest, it was inevitable the Evil Robot Games would have something to say about the mecha rules. So I like that you can use the Alien Archive rules to create basic NPC … Continue reading →
Ships from the Age of Sail for Pathfinder 2e and 5e
I have been working for a long time on a project cataloging warships from the age of sail, and as gamers we see the same 6 ships over and over, they might be sort of iconic, but they’re overused and … Continue reading →
Starfinder Unchained – Skills Piloting
Ok so we’re looking at Piloting, for obvious reasons if you’ve seen my posts about Fighter Planes for the last week or so. I want you to look at the existing Starfinder language for Piloting failure to navigate. They really … Continue reading →
Planes keep on turning, turning into the future
So today I’m looking at the turning radius of airplanes at different speeds and how hard they turn to figure out what the final scaler for our Air Combat Maneuvering should be, it looks like 50ft squares for WWI and … Continue reading →
Pulp Era and WWII fighter planes for Starfinder
I’m not finished with this one yet, the drive and full speed numbers need to be worked out, but for anyone who liked the last post here is some more to chew on. Trying to fill out our airplane statistics … Continue reading →
Fly Free or Die in Starfinder
Last week when Jason Tondro announced a three volume adventure path for Starfinder that involved shipping and trading cargo for money to pay for your starship I got kind of excited. Starfinder had previously abstracted all the ship related costs … Continue reading →