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System: Pasion de las Pasiones (a simple Powered by the Apocalypse game)
You and your fellow college colleagues decide to have some fun before you go to your friends halloween party. So why not visit the dilapidated house all the locals say is haunted. You’re not from here and those guys are totally dumb about it.
Well, maybe it is haunted and you are in for a wild ride. However, you are also too tired, drunk, stressed, distracted or straight up don’t understand what is going on.
The horrors are incomprehensible. But so is Calculus, and you haven’t died there yet.
I might be There to run a game of Cloud Empress a Mothership “setting” based of Nausicaä with some fun new rules, a new setting and some new mechanics! I have the rulebook and character sheets, which can be rolled up before the session so no need to prepare!
The Adventure I plan on running is part of the Free Rulebook and is called “Last Voyage of the Bean Barge”
Will run if 3 or more players are interested! With a maximum of 4
Here’s a little primer for the adventure:
Delta City is a dilapidated, old town
hanging on for dear life amongst the
clouds. The ruling Lordling, Amana the
Chaste, has mismanaged the city’s
prospects; its condensation sails produce
half of the water they caught only ten
years ago. Dozens of Cloudling soldiers
stand on the docks nearby, slung with
packs and weapons, guarding the
queues for the air barges. The PCs stand
on their own in a much shorter line, the
wind whipping away their body heat.
People always move in the summer, but
this is different. Crowds two or three times
bigger than usual gather to leave for the
Wastes below. News has spread that the
Cloud Empress is walking the earth a mile
below, just waiting to be saved. Cloudling
soldiers say fortunes will be made and
their greatest wishes will be granted when
they save the Empress. Brood Monks
preach that the Century Brood has come
seven years early, and they long to rejoin
their Imago teachers. The PCs’ aspirations
for travel are far simpler. They reach for
summer relaxation after a cold,
miserable winter in Delta City.
The PCs wait to board the Bean Barge,
a beat-up little airship with two bean-
shaped water tanks. The Bean Barge is
past its prime a dozen times over.
Whatever its original purpose, it now
ferries travelers and supplies from cities
above the clouds to the farmlands below.