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Instead of hit points, characters lose bonuses from attributes and cross tags from their character sheet until they must finally cross off their name. Instead, players use tags to create their own flexible class. SHATTER6 was designed for over-the-top collaborative play, empowering players with the Rule of Cool - reducing book-keeping and allowing characters to pull off amazing feats of heroism using the shatterdice system. Trollish Delver Games, creators of USR, Quill and English Eerie has launched SHATTER6, a new open minimalist roleplaying system under a creative commons license. And that's just the start of all the different things going on in the game. So their combat abilities grow less and less with each hit. However, when taking damage, instead of losing HP, they'll lose Tags. Instead, players have Tags that loosely define what they are capable of doing. Trollish Delver Games is pleased to announce the release of SHATTER6, their new universal role playing system. The campaign is making its way to half-funded with still 29 days left to go. See if you have what it takes to survive them in Galactic Scoundrels. It’s a wild, woolly mess of a galaxy out there, and it’s filled with stories. Along the way, the game will have you gambling, bluffing, negotiating, and occasionally tricking other players for a bit of extra profit. Adventures can be serious or silly, tame or wild, absurd or plausible, whatever the players in your game decide. Every action taken, every roll of the dice, every card played advances the story, complicating the adventure of the scoundrel who’s trying to make it to payday. Whether it’s an assassination, a kidnapping, or just an old-fashioned smuggling run, everyone playing tells the tale of each job one event at a time. You’ll attempt this by agreeing to some not-very-nice jobs. You have one goal in the game: to become the richest swindler in the galaxy, while telling some beautiful stories along the way. From Firefly to Cowboy Bebop to Star Wars to Rick and Morty, the game has a trope for just about every scoundrel story out there, but it tilts toward the space western genre more than most. Galactic Scoundrels is a game made by and for people who love science fiction stories from the morally questionable end of the galaxy.

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The Kickstarter campaign will feature the game at the discounted price of $25, including EU-friendly shipping and free shipping to individuals in the US and Canada.

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Galactic Scoundrels has been rigorously playtested, and it will launch on Kickstarter with the full art and design complete. Gamers familiar with the storytelling of Fiasco, Fate Accelerated, and Firefly: The Game who are looking for a more streamlined experience with some gambling and negotiation will find it in Galactic Scoundrels. The designers at Little Rock Games are coming to Kickstarter to seek funding for their first game, Galactic Scoundrels: A Game of Space Western Mayhem. That's where you find yourself in Galactic Scoundrels, a new collaborative storytelling game from Little Rock Games. in fact, it's essentially that all over again. The galaxy is full of opportunities for those out there looking to be adventurous. Look for new versions of Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa, as well characters entering Star Wars: Destiny for the first time, like Supreme Leader Snoke and the morally nebulous DJ! Way of the Force brings new twists to iconic characters of the Star Wars galaxy, many of which appear in the latest episode of the sequel trilogy. Join us today as we preview the characters of The Last Jedi found in Way of the Force, a new set of boosters for Star Wars™: Destiny! This battle is the center point of The Last Jedi, and now, this clash finds its way to your tabletop! This struggle is fought not just between Rey and Kylo Ren, but between the First Order, the Resistance, and their leaders. Thirty years after the events of Return of the Jedi, a new battle between the light and the dark is emerging. But how will these new characters integrate with your current decks and strategies? Well, in this preview, you can see how many of them work, and so plan for how they'll make their way into your collections. Way of the Force, the newest set coming for Star Wars: Destiny, brings in a lot of characters from The Last Jedi.