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1. 

   City of Mist: Foglifter

   Welcome to an experimental game of City of Mist, a Powered by the Apocalypse game set in a Mist-enshrouded City that could only have existed in the age of the Silver Screen and told in a scripted format much like a screenplay. It's the stuff that dreams are made of, Schweetheart. And visitors are quite welcome. :-)

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   Welcome to an experimental game of City of Mist, a Powered by the Apocalypse game set in a Mist-enshrouded City that could only have existed in the age of the Silver Screen and told in a scripted format much like a screenplay. It's the stuff that dreams are made of, Schweetheart. And visitors are quite welcome. :-)
   • Powered by the Apocalypse
   • kookalouris
2. 

   Claremont Academy

   Claremont Academy is a four-color teen superhero game in the same vein as Teen Titans and X-Men Evolution. Expect a lot of fun, humor, and some teen angst along with classic superhero themes and tropes. We’ll break out of the box a bit, but be aware that most of the game will be fairly lighthearted.

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   Claremont Academy is a four-color teen superhero game in the same vein as Teen Titans and X-Men Evolution. Expect a lot of fun, humor, and some teen angst along with classic superhero themes and tropes. We’ll break out of the box a bit, but be aware that most of the game will be fairly lighthearted.
   • Mutants & Masterminds 3e
   • Khakhan
3. 

   Classic Battletech Skirmish

   We will be using MegaMek (currently 0.48.0) to play out individual games here, with various options depending on the specific scenario in play. See the Rules page for specifics on how the scenarios will be conducted.

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   Classic Battletech on the Weave! There is no overarching story at this time, just individual battles coordinated through the Gaming Discussion forum.
   • Homebrew
   • Bobcloclimar
4. 

   Colin’s Hoard of the Dragon Queen

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   • D&D 5e
   • Colin
5. 

   Comets in the Sky

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   Game being copied from https://og.myth-weavers.com/showthread.php?t=535485. What were those comets in the sky? And what secrets were the sisters keeping from us all this time?
   • Pathfinder 1e
   • noozoo
6. 

   Company of Grizzled Dungeon Delvers

   No job is too big, no job is too small. Armed with bottles of Geritol, tubes of Bengay, and their reading glasses, these hearty and stalwart souls have banded together in what might arguably might be the best years, cough, of their lives to explore ancient ruins and deadly dungeons. The Company of Grizzled Dungeon Delvers are "men and women of a certain age" who are passionate about old school role playing games. Our focus is to play published materials while utilizing the complete rules set for whichever system we are currently playing and we're going to have a damn good time doing it.

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   No job is too big, no job is too small. Armed with bottles of Geritol, tubes of Bengay, and their reading glasses, these hearty and stalwart souls have banded together in what might arguably might be the best years, cough, of their lives to explore ancient ruins and deadly dungeons. The Company of Grizzled Dungeon Delvers are "men and women of a certain age" who are passionate about old school role playing games. Our focus is to play published materials while utilizing the complete rules set for whichever system we are currently playing and we're going to have a damn good time doing it.
   • D&D 5e
   • Poppa_Dungeon
7. 

   Coppervale 5e

   Coppervale is the core of a campaign setting that's still under construction, with plenty of holes in the map for players to fill in with their own backstories. The centerpiece of the setting is the eponymous Coppervale, a valley where a mysterious ancient civilization was wiped out in a magical cataclysm a millennium ago, leaving behind an array of tantalizing mysteries and baffling curses that current-day peoples cannot penetrate.

   The wild magic fallout from that disaster receded enough in the past century or two to allow settlers to move in nearby. Most of these settlers are refugees seeking to escape wars or oppressive feudal governments in the "Civilized Kingdoms" to the west. But they've inevitably fallen back into their old habits, and the feudalism and corruption have found their way into this refuge. The settlements have organized themselves into County Hawksbeth, named for the mountains at the edge of the Coppervale, ruled by an enigmatic Countess who owes nominal fealty to a feudal king in the West; but this is mainly a facade that lets the locals pretend that they're not living in a lawless frontier.

   The Coppervale itself is a place of magical ruins and magical monsters, still occasionally scoured by pulses of wild magic. Adventurers flock to County Hawksbeth from all over the world to win fame and glory through discovery and exploration, to test their mettle against the magical beasts of this exotic place, or to simply enjoy the freedom of the frontier, and of frontier justice. Also thrown into the mix is the forest of Twillburrow, a place of fairies and elves that borders with and overlaps County Hawksbeth, and adds a further source of danger and intrigue for the settles.

   The technology level is low (late medieval, early Renaissance), but "little magic" is very common: cantrips and magical trinkets can be found everywhere. Powerful spellcasters, magical items and artifacts are rare wonders usually associated with the realms of fairies and angels, and the mysterious "Valian" civilization that was lost a millennium ago. Thus, the Coppervale setting juxtaposes the parochial world of a medieval frontier with the frightening world of ancient wonders and powers.

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   • D&D 5e
   • Blue Jay
8. 

   Cormanthyr Reborn

   Once, the Kingdom of Cormanthyr was one of the greatest Empire of Elvenkind since the Crown Wars. Once, the humans of the Dalelands and the Elves of Cormanthyr signed the Dales Compact and raised the Standing Stone, marking peace and cooperation, even unity between the elves of Cormanthyr and the humans of the surrounding lands. Once, the city of Myth Drannor was a mighty, cosmopolitian city of wonder and wealth, the beating heart of Cormanthyr.

   Then it all came to an end - though officially the Kingdom of Cormanthyr didn't die until 1344 DR, with the declaration of the Retreat, the loss of Myth Drannor after the Weeping War in 714 was the death knell for the Kingdom. Slowly, the elves abandoned more and more of the forest, and eventually left entirely. Humans and monsters began to move in, as did Drow of all stripes, but especially the followers of Vhaeraun. Sembia and the Zhentarim could eye the Dales without fear of elven interference.

   And then, in 1374 DR, amidst a war against the demon-blooded elves of House House Dlardrageth, elves returned to Myth Drannor en masse, sparking a yet wider war that drew in Lolthites, followers of Vhaeraun, the Zhentarim, Hillsfar and Sembia.

   The year is now 1377 DR and an uneasy peace now reigns in Cormanthyr. All sides now spent by bloody war, everyone jockeys for position and influence. Cormanthyr has ruined settlements and sacred spaces to reclaim, loose monsters and demons to clear out, and hostile or suspicious neighbors to watch. Even the Dales, once the closest friends of Cormanthyr, are not all enthused about their old neighbors and benefactors returning. A new Coronal, Ilsevele Miritar, reigns for the first time since before the Weeping War, but the Kingdom is still rebuilding, rather than rebuilt. Tensions within and amongst elvenkind boil under the surface, and no one 'defeated' in the Cormanthyr War - nor others with their eye on the region - is content to do nothing while a potential new threat to their interests and goals grows more powerful in the forest of Cormanthor.

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   A Pathfinder Game set in Faerun, detailing the trials and travails of the recently reborn kingdom of Cormanthyr - the Elves have returned to Faerun in force. But the Zhentarim loom over all, while more subtle threats, from Drow to Silver Ravens to worse lurk in the margins and shadows. Looking for 1-2 players to replace some lost players.
   • Pathfinder 1e
   • Kylia Quilor
9. 

   Cost of Freedom

   This is a pseudo-post-apocalyptic game following multiple independent player perspectives set in a fantastic late antiquity, with a backdrop of imminent societal collapse and ethnologic fragmentation.

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   This is a pseudo-post-apocalyptic game following multiple independent player perspectives set in a fantastic late antiquity, with a backdrop of imminent societal collapse and ethnologic fragmentation.
   • Worlds Without Number
   • AbsentWizard
10. 

    Council of Judges

    Pathfinder game started with LPF Judges

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    Council of Thieves AP
    • Pathfinder 1e
    • Paro
11. 

    Crisis of Infinite Turkeys

    Background

    It seemed like any other year.

    Things were usually quiet in Civic City in November. The rogue biological experiments of summer have settled down, the ghouls of Halloween have been put to rest, and the frost-themed villains were still plotting in their icy lairs. The heroes of the city had time to relax, with only a bank robbery or two to liven things up.

    But the quiet won't last this year.

    About the game

    This is intended to be a light-hearted, silly game. I'm going for a silver-age feel, so characters like early Justice League / Superfriends are welcome. Squirrel Girl and her cronies are exactly right. Punisher, Deadpool, Cable, and friends are right out, but the X-Men archetypes are fine. Early Batman is great, Dark Knight is too edgy. Outright comical characters are OK, within reason. The Tick and friends are good. Mystery Men too, just not the Spleen. Slime-powers, sure, chocolate-pudding-powers, a bit too far.

    Character creation is standard Fate Accelerated: approaches as normal, an aspect for high concept, which should a quick summary of the character, a trouble, and a third mundane life or personality aspect. Then, three power stunts and up to three regular stunts, following Venture City. See Character creation rules for the details.

    I plan to set the game as Read Only once we get started, if that matters to you. I'm aiming for 4-6 players with a post frequency of 2-3 times a week, plus as much IC discussion as you want.

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    A Thanksgiving-themed Fate Accelerated superhero one-shot. It's a silly game.
    • Fate: Accelerated
    • pesukarhu
12. 

    Crown of the Oathbreaker

    

     

    

    💀Something is rotten in the Kingdom of Aglarion💀

    Play in what is probably the most widely anticipated 3rd party adventure of 2022 for 5th Edition D&D. Crown of the Oathbreaker is a massive 900+ page campaign that has everything from palace intrigue to adventure in the fey realm, shadow realm and even into hell itself.

    The book is based on the feedback of over 2000 D&D fans whose votes on their preferences gave the backbone of the adventure and the campaign setting. The community influenced the fine details of the story and the setting through Elderbrain’s Discord server. Crown of the Oathbreaker also includes over 200 NPCs, their locations, and portraits based on the actual photos of members of the Elderbrain community.

    The story is set in the Kingdom of Aglarion, where the characters will uncover dark secrets from the past of a royal family after the fall of a blessed era and break a curse that plagues the kingdom.

    The players will have to explore lands ravaged by the curse and travel to the Feyrealm, the Shadowrealm, and even Hell, where they will face hard moral dilemmas before saving the crown from the dreadful effects of an otherwise inevitable pact. A sinister bargain has caused suffering for the people of the land and has created a mad witch-knight hungering for revenge.

    This campaign will cover levels 5 - 15, with its sequel Torrents of the Spellhoarder coming after for levels 15 -20.
     

     

    

    The land known today as the Kingdom of Aglarion has a rich past spanning thousands of years, influenced by cataclysmic events that involved multiple planes of existence. Since the dawn of time and prehistory, all the way up to its current state as a monarchy, the land and its rulership has changed many times. Several key events have shaped its past, namely the descent of the Dark Star and its dark angels during the Mountainfall, the rise of Sarath of the Shining Light and a cruel theocracy, and the establishment of the Kingdom of Aglarion by King Razmyrel Melkar and Master Arlen the Constructor, the first archmage of the land. These events have all left deep marks on the history of the realm and the legacies of these dark times can still be felt in the fabric of society.

    

    The Kingdom of Aglarion is known as a thriving realm. Times of plenty and an open-minded philosophy have resulted in a level of tolerance for beings of all types rarely encountered in other settings. The Kingdom is rich, its armies strong and well-equipped, and the rule of law is paramount under a popular king. But even in
    these tranquil times, the Kingdom of Aglarion is a realm filled with adventure and dangers that lurk behind the veil of peace, reaching into other planes and deep into its history.

     

    

    A 53-page PDF with all new 5e character options just for this campaign. Take a look!

    • 30+ NEW SUBCLASSES
    • 40+ NEW SPELLS AND FEATS 

     

    

    A 107-page PDF Gazetteer of the Kingdom of Aglarion with no spoilers. With all the details you need to custom build a character that fits into the campaign world. Topics covered in the Gazetteer are:

    • History
    • Ecology
    • Religions
    • Social Structure
    • Economy
    • Laws
    • Noble Houses
    • Organizations
    • Neighboring Realms
    • Customs
    • Maps
    • Regions
    • Important Locations
    • Onadbyr (the capitol city and where the campaign starts)

    Browse the Aglarion Gazetteer Now!

     

    

    What rulebooks should I use?
    You can use non-optional rules found in the Player’s Handbook, the Basic Rules, and all the books listed below. If a rule has been reprinted in a newer resource, you must always use the latest printing.

    • Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons (FTD)
    • Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse (MMoM)
    • Xanathar’s Guide to Everything (XGE)
    • Tasha's Cauldron of Everything (TCE)

    You may also use the rules found in the following digital publications, available on DMsGuild

    •  Elemental Evil Player’s Companion (EEPC)
    • Locathah Rising (LR)

    Additionally, the following variant or optional rules are available:

    • Chapter 6: Customization Options (PH)
    • Customizing Your Origin (TCE)
    • Optional Class Features (TCE)
    • Variant Human Traits (PH)

    The following campaign specific resources are also available:

    • Crown of the Oathbreaker Player Options (link)

    Starting Level: 5th level start

    Alignment Requirement: Any (but all characters must be able to work as a team.)

    Starting Equipment: You will start with the basic equipment given to you by your class and background, plus an additional 600 gold pieces, and one item from the below list. You can sell starting equipment using the rules in the PH and can buy equipment and spell components found in the PH or available rules.

    • +1 weapon
    • +1 shield
    • +1 rod of the pact keeper
    • +1 wand of the war mage
    • +1 all-purpose tool (TCE)
    • +1 amulet of the devout (TCE)
    • +1 arcane grimoire (TCE)
    • +1 bloodwell vial (TCE)
    • +1 dragonhide belt (FTD)
    • +1 moon sickle (TCE)
    • +1 rhythm-maker’s drum (TCE)
    • Bag of holding

    Ability Scores: Ability scores can be generated using the 27 point buy as featured in the PHB.

    Hit Points: Maximum at 1st level, average each additional level.

    Backgrounds: Any from the source books listed above or any from the material in the Character Creation tab. Customizing backgrounds is allowed but must be approved by the DM, same with any player built custom backgrounds.

    Backstories: You are going to want to take a few days to read through the Kingdom of Aglarion Gazetteer before writing this. It should include references, common sayings, etc.

    Character Submissions: You will also need to start a thread in the Applications area for your submission. If you have any questions about my rules for character building, any thoughts about character backgrounds, or to request that I review your character then you can do so by Clicking Here.

     

    

    Application Deadline: August 20th, 2023 midnight (US Central Standard Time)

    Post Requirements: Minimum posting rate of two to three times per week.

    Party Size: Looking for 4-6 players.

    Other Requirements:
    - I want players who give detailed and interesting posts. Not one-liners and blocks of speech text. The rule of three applies here. What is your character thinking, doing and saying.

    - Expect your actions to have consequences. Don't be stupid. Play smart. If I give you lots of hints that opening the box will unleash fiery death. Don't open the box and expect to live.

    - I'm a story teller, the rule of cool applies. If it's cool, cinematic and epic, screw the rules- I'll probably allow it. If this grates against your rules lawyer soul...we are not meant to play together.

    - Unless I tell you otherwise...assume you can play with the scenery to help craft the story.

    Can I submit more than one character?
    No. I'm going to go ahead and limit it to one character submission per person. That being said, feel free to change your character concept as much as you want between now and the close date!

    

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    The story is set in the Kingdom of Aglarion, where the characters will uncover dark secrets from the past of a royal family after the fall of a blessed era and break a curse that plagues the kingdom.
    • D&D 5e
    • bwatford
13. 

    Crystal Souls

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    Work in progress. A campaign setting where there are no permanent magic items and monsters having gems of purified magic.
    • D&D 5e
    • Xerin
14. 

    CS's Misc Funtimes

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    Content Surprise wants to experiment with some rules lite options! Please only join if you're from the ROM server or just super friendly!
    • Miscellaneous
    • Content Surprise
15. 

    Curse of Strahd

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    The Master of Castle Ravenloft is having guests for dinner... and you are invited.
    • D&D 5e
    • Gregorotto
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    Curse of the Crimson Throne

    Link to OGMW Game

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    A continuation of the game started on OGMW.
    • Pathfinder 1e
    • CharmingSatyr
17. 

    Curse of the Crimson Throne

    
    
    Welcome to Korvosa, a city that pulses with the echoes of ancient conflicts, its streets a living testament to the weight of destiny. Perched on the edge of a wild frontier, this city has withstood the tempests of history, its foundations forged in the crucible of fire and blood. It stands as a beacon of civilization in a realm of chaos, a place where the past and the present intertwine in a dance of intrigue and adventure.

    
    Today, Korvosa stands starkly divided, a city of stark contrasts and glaring contradictions. In the affluent wards, ostentatious displays of wealth and power reign supreme, while in the crowded streets of Old Korvosa, poverty and desperation lurk in the shadows. The vast gulf between the haves and the have-nots, a chasm of inequality, colors every aspect of city life, shaping its culture, politics, and soul.

    
    But amidst the turmoil and uncertainty, there is a beacon of hope. A band of heroes, their hearts filled with courage and determination, gather to confront a familiar foe and save the city from ruin. With strange magic and prophetic visions guiding their path, they embark on a journey that tests their courage, strength, and resolve.
    In the face of anarchy and chaos, the fate of Korvosa teeters on a knife's edge. Will the rule of a new monarch bring about a new age of glory, or will it unleash a reign of terror and despair? The city stands on the precipice of disaster, waiting with bated breath for heroes to rise and legends to be born, the outcome uncertain and full of anticipation.
    
    
    

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    Curse of the Crimson Throne
    • Pathfinder 1e
    • closes April 30
    • bloodsprite
18. 

    Curse of the Crimson Throne - PF2E Conversion

    This will be a play through of the Pathfinder Adventure Path, Curse of the Crimson Throne, converted to Second Edition. We will be using a number of variant rules; specifically Gradual Ability Boost and Free Archetype, and a number of practices to improve flow and preserve momentum in a Play-by-Post format.

    We will be using these forums, as well as a Discord server, for communication and chatter related to the game. However, all IC posting will be done via the Forums, here. I have, and hold myself to, the following expectations:

    • An IC post or update no less than two times per week, with an average of three to four.
    • Open and honest communication in regards to availability, scheduling, or other issues which may lead to player, or GM, absences.
    • During Encounter Mode we will be using Block Initiative which means:
      • Player & NPC Initiative will be rolled by the GM; in accordance to Player-stated Exploration Activity
      • Players with a higher initiative score than the NPC's may post their actions in any order.
      • The GM will post & summarize PC actions & NPC reactions. Any conflicting actions caused by the the timing of Player's posting will be evaluated and resolved in a manner most advantageous to the Player.
      • All PC's may post, in any order, as the end of the initial round and the beginning of the next round occur before the NPC's react and the GM summarizes actions.
      • The timing of any effect or ability that would be confused by this Block Initiative posting order will be evaluated and resolved in a manner most advantageous to the Players.

    Recruitment will be open for three weeks, ending Friday February 23rd, with selections being posted by Sunday February 25th. I plan on recruiting six players, I feel this will provide enough interactions between players to make for interesting role-play and character connections, and allow us to maintain momentum during Encounters, even if real life commitments precludes one of our characters from being able during a particular encounter. I will be recruiting a balanced party, both with roles, and with connection to the setting.

     

     

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    Korvosa has long stood as the first bastion of civilization on the wild frontier of Varisia. Yet tragedy seems to haunt the city’s royal bloodline. Few of her rulers rule for long, and none have lived to a ripe old age, dying instead well before their time. Heirs to the throne are few and far between—in its 300-year history, no king of Korvosa has directly inherited the Crimson Throne from his father. This is the source of much gossip and tale-spinning among the city’s citizens, who speak in hushed tones of what they have come to call the Curse of the Crimson Throne. In the shadow of an ailing king, a new ruler gathers power, sending shockwaves through a populace already plagued by unrest and pushing the largest city in Varisia to the brink of disaster. In the face of anarchy, an unlikely few gather at the call of a mysterious patron. Strange magic and mysterious prophesies set them on the trail of a common foe—a path that draws them into a struggle to save the city from ruin. Amid the intrigues of kings and generals, heroes and thieves, it's up to these new staunch few to decide whether the rule of a new monarch will usher in a new age of glory or a reign of chaos.
    • Pathfinder 2e
    • Zen Gypsy
19. 

    Curse of the Crimson Throne AP Trade

    The kings and queens of Korvosa have long ruled under the shadow of the Curse of the Crimson Throne—an infamous superstition claiming that no monarch of the city of Korvosa shall ever die of old age or produce an heir. Whether or not there is any truth to the legend of the curse, Korvosa's current king is but the latest victim to succumb to this foul legacy. Now, the metropolis teeters on the edge of anarchy, and it falls to a band of new heroes to save Korvosa from the greatest threat it has ever known!

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    The kings and queens of Korvosa have long ruled under the shadow of the Curse of the Crimson Throne—an infamous superstition claiming that no monarch of the city of Korvosa shall ever die of old age or produce an heir. Whether or not there is any truth to the legend of the curse, Korvosa's current king is but the latest victim to succumb to this foul legacy. Now, the metropolis teeters on the edge of anarchy, and it falls to a band of new heroes to save Korvosa from the greatest threat it has ever known!
    • Pathfinder 1e
    • Jubilant Thunder
20. 

    Curse of the Wyrm Plague

    The dragon was dead, but so was the beloved witch, Selune, who had sacrificed her very life. The dale was in smoldering ruins. Such was the fate of many cities of the north from Thar to the far borders of Cormyr and the Sea of Fallen Stars.

    Wyrms great and small had been awakened, heeding the silent clarion of the summoner. Only the most stalwart of heroes could rally in time to thwart the nefarious conspiracy that could topple the greatest powers of Faerun overnight.

    This is a prequel chronicling the deeds of Valandil Isilrá, the glade keeper of the Elven Court, and his companion.

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    A solo game of Fate Accelerated set in the Forgotten Realms during the Year of the Worm.
    • Fate: Accelerated
    • roryb
21. 

    Curse of Vecna and those who rule

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    Curse of Strahd, Vecna: Eve of Ruin, into my own homebrew campaign. Level 1-30 (Yes 30!)
    • D&D 5e
    • closes April 25
    • Puffernami
22. 

    Cyberpunk Red

    Welcome to Night City during the time of the Red!

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    Welcome to Night City during the time of the Red!
    • Cyberpunk
    • Chaos Emerald
23. 

    Cyberpunk Red

    While the dissolution of Corporate structures would have been ideal after the 4th Corpo war, the world governments and non-governmental organizations were caught in a position where they were unable to function without the critical infrastructure that the corporations had developed and controlled over the last half century.  While much of this infrastructure had been devastated by significant corporate military action, these corporations and their funding were fundamental to the rebuilding.  Because of the role that President Kress and the NUSA government played in abandoning Night City during the first half of the century, the politicians in the city declared independence, throwing their lot in with Arasaka & the multitude of other corps that the NUSA (and therefore Militech) had blamed for the nuclear bomb that had been set off, which killed millions, and displaced millions more.  With such uncertainty looming, the world and its players see opportunities; Fixers all around night city fight tooth and nail for contracts with desperate corps and other denizens of Night City willing to pay anything to get what they want. 

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    Mercs Wanted!

     

    Listen up Night City, this is a broadcast to any of you Solos, Culture-Vultures, Deckheads, Joytoys and any other gonks with downtime looking to make an eddy, if you got a skill, I want it.  I got contracts to close and you need the jack, so throw down your line and get out there on the streets.

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    Hey Chooms, I've planned this game out to be pretty open to players, kind of a pick up game for people, it's initially going to start off as multiple one shots, and hopefully according to player interaction and decisions, develop the world around the choices made.  I'm looking for around 12 players that will be running missions in groups of 4 meaning that people can do different games depending on if their characters are able to at that time, but it could expand into more in the future.  

     

     

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    The DataKrash transformed the world, the name Rache Bartmoss will live on in perpetuity, some cursing, others praising it. When NetWatch erected the Blackwall to prevent any further damage from Bartmoss' last act, they succeeded in cutting off the Rogue AI's that had been maligned by the virus, but they also had to sacrifice incalculable volumes of data. Corporations & Fixers are offering blank cheques for those brave enough to traverse the wastelands beyond Night City into the remnants of the former United States that lie between the safe zones to find these access points and delve deep into the treasures within. After decades of geopolitical unrest, corporate warring and gang violence in the streets, this new red dawn seems to be a turning point for the people of Night City.
    • Cyberpunk
    • TheWorldmaker
24. 

    Cyberpunk: Neon Fallout

    An old sign on an overpass leading into what was once one of North Americas largest cities once read ‘Welcome to Toronto’, now corroded and down by time, all visitors through that main artery to the city are welcomed by the same words:

     

    WELCOME TO

    TORONTO
     

    Much of the population are the descendants on

    When the bombs dropped, the one aimed at Toronto missed its mark, landing in Lake Ontario, not only destroying the city in the explosion, but flooding the city with irradiated water as well. The skies were darkened with ash and temperatures plummeted, turning the city into a frozen wasteland, preserving much of the prewar society that escaped the immense heat of the blast within their frozen hearths. The nuclear winter affected much of the hemisphere north of Toronto, and progressively colder and colder temperatures as well as dangerously mutated flora and fauna forced survivors in the northern reaches of Canada south to the ruins of the larger cities.

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    Patrolling the Nuclear Winterland almost makes you wish for the Mojave Desert. Surviving the flooded and frozen city or El Toro is not for the faint of heart, but survivors from the northern reaches of Canada have moved slowly south as the Nuclear winter chased them over the course of the past 150 years since the bombs dropped. What was once Toronto, now Flooded and frozen, is the last bastion of civilization north of the border, and rumours have begun circulating that the US military and Vault-Tec both left untold treasures buried beneath the city. Prospectors have braved the cold and wild north in hopes of even a glimmer of treasure.
    • Fallout (2d20)
    • tyrtaeus