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'''Rockets & Rapiers''' is my personal BASH! SF campaign.  It is a Pulp inspired science fantasy-- where psionics basically replicate magic spells, and technology basically replicates magic artifacts.   
 
'''Rockets & Rapiers''' is my personal BASH! SF campaign.  It is a Pulp inspired science fantasy-- where psionics basically replicate magic spells, and technology basically replicates magic artifacts.   
  
The backstory of the campaign is that it is set across 3 star systems, each with several inhabited planets.  Once, these worlds, and many others, were ruled by the powerful Kursian Republic, essentially the setting's equivilent of Atlantus-- a long lost civilization with advancements far beyond those of contemporary people.
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The backstory of the campaign is that it is set across 3 star systems, each with several inhabited planets.  Once, these worlds, and many others, were ruled by the powerful Kursian Republic, essentially the setting's equivilent of Atlantus-- a long lost civilization with advancements far beyond those of contemporary people.  The Technology level is typical of pulp science fiction-- rocket ships, big cheezy robots, and art deco ray-guns. 
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At the center of the three star systems is a black hole-- called "the Great Void".  The three star systems basically orbit it.  It also creates a "current" in space called the "void tide" which slows down rocketships trying to fly against it.

Latest revision as of 21:16, 13 April 2008

Rockets & Rapiers is my personal BASH! SF campaign. It is a Pulp inspired science fantasy-- where psionics basically replicate magic spells, and technology basically replicates magic artifacts.

The backstory of the campaign is that it is set across 3 star systems, each with several inhabited planets. Once, these worlds, and many others, were ruled by the powerful Kursian Republic, essentially the setting's equivilent of Atlantus-- a long lost civilization with advancements far beyond those of contemporary people. The Technology level is typical of pulp science fiction-- rocket ships, big cheezy robots, and art deco ray-guns.

At the center of the three star systems is a black hole-- called "the Great Void". The three star systems basically orbit it. It also creates a "current" in space called the "void tide" which slows down rocketships trying to fly against it.