"Did anyone here support Tephra?" Topic

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I would very much like to hear from folks who might have supported this project. I had nothing to do with it but I did run this KS link and will be running a new KS next month for a second edition of Stars of Empire link

Stars of Empire is more Hard Science than Tephera looked to be. But if I can help out a gamer Jonesing for a RPG that is currently published and one we hope will see more products in the future we will see what we can do to help!

Terry Sofian

Steampunk elves? Did not want. Harder science sounds promising.

Sergeant Paper,
The group of people who are involved in this have worked on the setting for over a decade. In a lot of ways I'm the least talented person on my own Yahoo! Group. The idea has been to open up the hood of the gaming Universe and make sure all the parts work, so we end up with a solid well performing and durable machine, not a car that looks great on the showroom floor but ends up towed home the first time you take it out of the driveway.

Players won't see but a fraction of the work that went into it, but what we hope to give gamers is a Universe that is detailed, internally consistent and well thought out not only from the science, but also from the changes to history and social structures, even down to what they might buy from a food vendor in one of the Marbii cities on Venus.

Why is this on the page devoted to "The Sword and the Flame"??

Because part of this game Universe includes the miniatures rule The Hive and the Flame which are a major variant of TSatF and has been presented at Colonial Barracks for the last several years.

I am liking the sound of it.

For anyone interested in playing in our game design sandbox here is the Yahoo! Group link

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