Recent content by gm_michał

This sounds great. Have you considered using the Robot Handbook to build Dragons? It would require scaling up to Vehicle scale, but it is more granular than the Vehicle Handbook. And has an option for biological robots. And the Duelist rules I'm working on could be adapted to work for dragons.

I've managed to test out a couple of stress points, that I was worried about: 1. Large Opponents (works) 2. Mounted combat (works) 3. Interface between The Duelists and Traveller Combat (works) Attached is a screenshot from this run.

Another handout for the Duelists.

From the playtest I've run: highly trained Vargr (Dex DM+1, Athletics (Dex) 2, Melee (Weapon 2, Infighting 2) against 4 thugs (777---, athletics 0, melee 0). Vargr rolls 2d6 x3 for each turn, and spends those rolls on actions, gain and spend Advantage Points (cheatsheet above) Multiple...

Here is the cheatsheet for the system.

4th: on Vior during "last flight of Amuar" party got hired by locals to find&rescue group of corporate scientists kidnapped by religious sect. A lot of viking-themed locals vs SWAT-armed party. In different campaign I had officer with soc 10-11 carrying around rapier. Locals (islands in rift)...

It works for all weapons. Although I wouldn't be bringing fencing foil to anything remotely considered real fight :) Title is more of nod to 1977 cinematic masterpiece "the duelists", starring Keith Carradine and Harvey Keithel and telling a story of 2 French officers who have a beef with each...

Couldn't add link to reddit. It's called "The Duelists playtest"

Hello, I've been tinkering with traveller melee ever since I've started running it. Few weeks ago I got my "eureka" moment and since then I was pulling nights working on it. I think it's ready for playtest, so I'm trying to recruit some playtesters. I have (free obviously) one shot listed at...