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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Last Call for Humanspace Empires Playtest

Readers will recall that I am running a playtest Skype game of The Drune's far future RPG Humanspace Empires this Friday at 20:00 Central U.S. time. 

Players seem to be having some fun creating characters (the game's designer himself, has a fine write-up here of his own redshirt here on blog.) 

 I am getting genuinely excited about the possibilities of slaying...err...fairly adjudicating the antics of players in this brand spanking new addition to our gaming world.

Due to a couple drop-outs we now have two seats open again in our eight-player game. If you are interested in joining in drop me at kutalik at gmail dot com. See here for chargen guidelines. 

Post about “Pendragon D&D” coming up next.  

6 comments:

  1. 8 people in a Skype game (9 w/ DM)? Wow, I'd really like to hear how that goes from a logistical perspective, beyond the coolness of the Drune's new setting. My largest participant count for online play currently stands at four and I have hard time imagining going higher.

    Anyway, I'd love to sit-in but I'm on the hook for childcare that night.

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  2. Tim and his gaming buddies also use Skype. They play every Monday and it's great since two of the four live far away.

    Happy Gaming :-)

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  3. I'm in a Skype group myself DMed by Scalydemon. Lot's of fun when the technology likes you that evening.

    @Risus
    Something I have learned from the past is that you always, always have attrition when game time comes around. I basically try and have 2-3 more slots reserved than I normally would to make sure we have a minyan.

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  4. I would have play, but unfortunately you're going to do that at 3 a.m. italian time (GMT+1).

    :(

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  5. I'll email you my PC by game time, if not tomorrow. The last couple days have been crappy as Hell and I want to rest tonight.

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  6. Almost finished with my PC, should have it mailed to you sometime today.

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