Salvage law says "finder's keepers" out in the black & your crew may have hit the jackpot by finding a derelict military-class craft out in the Belt.
Description:
Salvage law says “finder’s keepers” out in the black, and your crew may have hit the jackpot by finding a derelict military-class craft out in the Belt. All you have to do is board it and take control, which should be easy, since it’s clear there’s nobody on board. Nobody alive, anyway.
This is a “learn to play” game for Green Ronin’s upcoming The Expanse Roleplaying Game using the AGE System rules.
The Expanse RPG is based on The Expanse science fiction novels by James S.A. Corey. The core book starts out with a setting in the nearly year-and-a-half between the events of the first novel, Leviathan Wakes, and the second, Caliban’s War. It is after a significant shake-up in the solar system, when major events are beginning to portend even larger changes. It provides us—and your Expanse game—with a convenient starting point without the need to detail every event in the entire series.
Salvage law says "finder's keepers" out in the black & your crew may have hit the jackpot by finding a derelict military-class craft out in the Belt.
Description:
Salvage law says “finder’s keepers” out in the black, and your crew may have hit the jackpot by finding a derelict military-class craft out in the Belt. All you have to do is board it and take control, which should be easy, since it’s clear there’s nobody on board. Nobody alive, anyway.
This is a “learn to play” game for Green Ronin’s upcoming The Expanse Roleplaying Game using the AGE System rules.
The Expanse RPG is based on The Expanse science fiction novels by James S.A. Corey. The core book starts out with a setting in the nearly year-and-a-half between the events of the first novel, Leviathan Wakes, and the second, Caliban’s War. It is after a significant shake-up in the solar system, when major events are beginning to portend even larger changes. It provides us—and your Expanse game—with a convenient starting point without the need to detail every event in the entire series.