Numenera (Tabletop Roleplaying) (Topic)

Staredit Network > Forums > Games > Topic: Numenera (Tabletop Roleplaying)

Numenera (Tabletop Roleplaying)

Aug 19 2013, 4:16 pm
By:

Esponeo

Pages: 1

Aug 19 2013, 4:16 pm

Esponeo Post #1

I will be running a Numenera campaign via Skype with a few friends of mine. I would be interested in finding one or two more people. This would be on certain night(s) of the week, as to be determined. This game system is extremely story focused. The rules are very simple and easy to pick-up; I can probably explain the core of it in 30 minutes or less.

http://www.numenera.com/

Quote

Numenera is a science fantasy roleplaying game set in the far distant future. Humanity lives amid the remnants of eight great civilizations that have risen and fallen on Earth. These are the people of the Ninth World. This new world is filled with remnants of all the former worlds: bits of nanotechnology, the dataweb threaded among still-orbiting satellites, bio-engineered creatures, and myriad strange and wondrous devices. These remnants have become known as the numenera.

Player characters explore this world of mystery and danger to find these leftover artifacts of the past, not to dwell upon the old ways, but to help forge their new destinies, utilizing the so-called �magic� of the past to create a promising future.

None.

Options

Pages: 1

Back to forum
Please log in to reply to this topic or to report it.
Members in this topic: None.

Global Shoutbox

[06:53 am]

TECHLANDBD -- Air Fryer Price in Bangladesh 2026 | Techland BD

[05:17 am]

Oh_Man -- Like it doesnt even bother to build a comsat unless it sees a lurker or dt, etc

[05:15 am]

Oh_Man -- Hope that makes sense. Also artosiscast just dropped a 1 hour vid he analayses a bunch of its games. The TLDR is the maphack is responsible for a large percentage of its wins because its just hard countering zerg rushes

[05:14 am]

Oh_Man -- It's EMULATING the behaviour of a control group select and move without having the actual functionality to do that

[05:13 am]

Oh_Man -- Vrael

Vrael shouted: yeah but it looks like pluto's eAPM is still 6000 based on issuing all those orders

k the APM is inflated because it issues 12 identical orders individually. Its not 12 unique orders

[03:02 am]

Vrael -- which does reduce down to the same tradeoff I mentioned below, aka trading APM for time, but still interesting

[03:01 am]

Vrael -- and while the reaver was reloading it used that time to aggregate enough marine/tank to fend it off

[03:01 am]

Vrael -- like its micro vs one of the in-base reaver drops was pretty insane, basically it made the reaver spend 1 scarab per unit instead of 1 scarab for many workers/units

[02:58 am]

Vrael -- all the stuff I've said below is based on the actual gameplay vs some strong human performers, seems like the bot just has unfair advantages, but its also doing some cool stuff

[02:57 am]

Vrael -- NimoStar

NimoStar shouted: If its any consolation, the human brain would still mop the floor with this bot if it wasn't limited by the mechanical interface

I mean human brains trained the bot too, its not completely infeasible for the bot to actually be strong in certain scenarios

Please log in to shout.

Members Online:

NudeRaider, TECHLANDBD