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I hope this is on-topic.

We have this community (!micro_maps@ttrpg.network) dedicated to tiny hand drawn maps. I decided to create a map using a nethack-inspired style.

cross-posted from: https://ttrpg.network/post/23856835

Talk about inspiration.

In case you didn't know or didn't catch the reference, this is a homage to Nethack.

Apparently this is an old Bundle from 2020.

If you're only interested in The Expanse, I'm afraid it's only available in the higher tier,

The lower tier includes: Modern AGE Basic Rulebook, Modern AGE Companion, Threefold, Enemies & Allies, Missions: Warflower, Modern AGE Game Master's Kit

The higher tier includes: The Expanse RPG, Ships of the Expanse, The Expanse Game Master's Kit, The Expanse: Abzu's Bounty, The Expanse: Salvage Op

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/45111162

https://bsky.app/profile/scifiart.bsky.social/post/3lv5ctucr5k27

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/42926799

Official rules for sneaking, rather than fighting, through a net architecture are now available for Cyberpunk RED. They are straightforward: a contested Interface check between the netrunner and daemons/dwellers in the arch:

To establish stealth in a NET Architecture, you have to spend an additional NET Action when you Jack In. When you do, you roll a contested Interface Check (Interface + 1d10 vs Interface + 1d10) against all Watchers (Demons, enemy Netrunners … and other entities with an Interface Rank) currently in the Architecture. If you beat them all, you successfully establish stealth and enter the system undetected.

Once the netrunner is in, they need to make a similar check against any Black Ice they encounter:

When a Netrunner encounters a Black ICE while in stealth, they roll Interface + any bonus to Cloak Checks + 1d10 vs the Black ICE’s Perception + 1d10 instead of performing a Speed Check.

Once the netrunner fails the perception check, they are no longer sneaking and normal rules apply.

I'm glad there are more options for netrunners now. I hope RTal adds more options in future.

Last month, Graham Richardson (Lionhearth Games) organized the TripTech Game Jam, where contestants would create Tripanels (you know, the form factor of those pamphlets that fold in three) for Mothership.

Anyway, all 39 submissions are listed at the bottom of the page:

https://itch.io/jam/triptech-game-jam-052025

I found out about this jam thanks to this video by Dave Thaumavore in which he talks about the experience of being part of the jam and then shows off a few of the tripanels.