The storyline is solid and epic enough to grab any group motivated by a good narrative. That’s what TTRPGs are about & the Drift Crisis Adventure Path delivers
Starfinder RPG Review: Paizo’s ‘Drift Crisis’ Adventure Path
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The storyline is solid and epic enough to grab any group motivated by a good narrative. That’s what TTRPGs are about & the Drift Crisis Adventure Path delivers
As Digimon Kizuna keeps hammering home, the series has always been first and foremost about people – people who can, and eventually must, part ways.
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Science fiction thrives on the anthology format. Pick any of the “classics” from a hat – Star Trek, The Dandelion Girl, Asimov’s I, Robot – and it’s a better-than-even chance that the stories don’t take longer than fifty pages or forty-two minutes to tell. There’s a lot to be said for how a tight, focused episode can really drill down on a single idea.
And precious few series wield the strengths of both quite as well as Planetes.