It takes everything I learned from Cybersworn, and everything I gained from actuallyplaying Starforged. Sprinkle in some game design and project management, and we're finally ready to see the next iteration of cyberpunk-goodness be released!
The PDFs are free; I looked at them, and personally I see them as a solid product that could well be a paid one. Notably, it comes with a comprehensive set of Oracles for a Cyberpunk setting, for city-building (including "neighborhoods" and factions), and for "infiltrations"/heists (with a number of themes). I was thoroughly impressed by them, and see them already as a perfect companion to Starforged in that regard, compared to the base game's rather desolate, sparsely inhabited setting. But then in addition to that, the book also provides its own set of proposed rule changes, including assets, adjusting them even more to a cyberpunk-like flavor of an experience.
Billiam
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3 months ago
Why it's awesome
From its author's own summary:
The PDFs are free; I looked at them, and personally I see them as a solid product that could well be a paid one. Notably, it comes with a comprehensive set of Oracles for a Cyberpunk setting, for city-building (including "neighborhoods" and factions), and for "infiltrations"/heists (with a number of themes). I was thoroughly impressed by them, and see them already as a perfect companion to Starforged in that regard, compared to the base game's rather desolate, sparsely inhabited setting. But then in addition to that, the book also provides its own set of proposed rule changes, including assets, adjusting them even more to a cyberpunk-like flavor of an experience.