When: We play every week on Sundays, at noon (12:00 PST). Requirements: We
use discord for voice communication and Roll20 for the tabletop,
otherwise; None! If you know the Fragged Empire system, that is great,
but it isn't required and new players are welcome. If you are
interested, please include at least one character concept that you have
in mind. This doesn't need to be very specific such as having a name and
complete backstory, but it should have a thematic archetype to be a
base of something you'll play (e.g. a hacker type character that is
trying to set up their own enterprise; an imposing mercenary that likes
to get into their opponents face and revel in the blood through melee
combat; a mad scientist who is attempting to uncover the lost secrets of
fallen civilizations to empower their own creations; etc.). Campaign Details: The
players are a group of individuals who have banded together in search
of profit and personal gain; doing whatever job that pays them well and
furthers their ambitions - and not above doing criminal activities if
needed (technically a pirate group). The campaign has been going on for a
bit, so you will be joining a group that already has some party
dynamics and connections/relations. Generally I attempt to have a good
balance of combat and role-play (roughly 50/50 split), though some jobs
and sessions will focus on one over the other. Structurally, the
campaign is more of a sandbox - it is up to the crew (players) to decide
what they want to do and pursue. Setting wise, the group are on the
frontiers of space where the major corporations and political entities
don't have as solid of a grasp, and more importantly, military and
police mobilization isn't as capable. While I am more than happy to
explain the unique aspects of the system and the various entities within
the world, I also don't want to front-load a massive wall of text (One
of the main things though, there are no humans - this system is one
where humanity has long fallen, and where various alien cultures are
trying to find their way in a universe, individually as well as
culturally).
