Fantasy Grounds - Starfinder RPG - The Threefold Conspiracy AP 2: Flight Of The Sleepers
The world is an ancient relic on the brink of extinction. Forever left behind by the higher races of the galaxy, it teeters on the brink of disaster. You are the galaxy’s last hope, and your only chance of restoring the sanctity of the seven stars to their natural order lies in the invention of the city.
Infused with the magical power of the seven stars, The City is a place of culture and wonder, and its populace is bound by a shared understanding of the universe and the importance of The City’s continued survival.
But lurking within the web of the seven stars are the predatory witches. Uneasy allies to the humans, and enemies to the angels, they remain invisible in the shadows, never revealing themselves and the nature of their betrayal until too late.
Under siege from the surface inhabitants of The City, and faced with the threat of a younger generation of witchkind emerging, the temptation of a mysterious young woman with dark secrets, and the insidious machinations of an ancient race of aliens, the heroes must decide where their loyalties lie and do what they can to preserve the last fragment of the universe left in humanity’s hands.
In The City, the world lies in ruin, but the seven stars can still be saved. and that it’s not simply because of the breakneck speed. It’s about the density that comes from these little beats.
Where does that come from?
It’s partly about how the rhythms and the tempo were put together. As a critic, you have to be precise about what you say about music; be concise about what you say about what the meaning of a particular part is. That’s part of the approach that I used. But I also had a lot of fun doing it.
It’s fun to play with the surface of a record, like a plastic wrap, or a stretch. In my mind, there are elements that are pulling you forward, and pushing you back. But the reason the songs really work is that it’s very precise about these waves. And I have to say, these waves I put up on the record also feel very cinematic. It’s like, your perception of the film is not just the frame or the image; it’s about the frame. It’s like, you’re having a vision of what is actually inside the frame of the film. The same way I like to listen
Fantasy Grounds is an award-winning, all-in-one RPG creation system for pen and paper roleplaying. It combines a clean and easy-to-use interface with a remarkably powerful engine that enables you to create and manage anything from modest (and fun) games of 1st to 10th level characters to larger and more complex campaigns, where tens of thousands of players gather around the world to create and interact in incredible adventures.
The compatibility of Fantasy Grounds with Pathfinder (rpg.net/pathfinder), D&D (rpg.net/dnd), and other pen and paper games (rpg.net/d20) gives you a truly versatile and powerful toolkit. The combination of a pen and paper system and a powerful rule-set makes Fantasy Grounds the perfect solution to manage your play experiences.
Fantasy Grounds features a number of innovative concepts, including a "toolbox" style of content creation, where you can use the application to create any type of object, from maps to characters to monsters, then import them into the Fantasy Grounds engine to manage them as if they were in-game. You can also change and modify everything about these objects, even editing them down to just their most vital components, then use the editor to re-create the full object.
Fantasy Grounds includes a robust text editor where you can work with the game rules or create your own, flexible GM or player notes, and notes for various important game elements (stunts, magic items, monster powers, etc.). You can also schedule events and track them in the game clock, track your team or player stats, and much more.
Game Masters and players can share content using a versioning system that lets you easily track what has been created and which version of each piece is the most up-to-date. If you're familiar with Microsoft Word, then Fantasy Grounds will feel familiar to you. In addition, Fantasy Grounds includes support for advanced cloud integration, including support for Dropbox, Google Drive, MS-Exchange Online, and more.
An online support forum (RPGNet) is included in the game. It's where you can chat with other players, and with the developer, as well as the GM of the game you have just created. A FAQ is available to cover a vast array of common and not-so-common questions, and, for the most part, answers are always provided. The FAQ is updated often and is linked to the most up-to-date info on the forum.
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The Play-by-Post game takes place in a science lab that has been overrun by a strange and powerful creature. The room is stacked with old furniture, abandoned equipment, and the weird artifacts of the three founders of the lab, as well as the monsters they created. A portal points to a strange world beyond, where the heroes must go if they are to find a way out and re-enter the lives they left behind.
The heroes find their way to the room's center, where their first fight takes them.
The main screen presents the players with a map of the laboratory, shows one of them, the monsters they see, the potential exit, the possible fight, and the region of the lab they need to explore.
The map of the room is large enough to walk around, but they may need to touch-click on locations if they want to activate or use objects.
The game uses an encounter scale that means they can have 5-6 encounters happening at once, without all being overbearing.
Basic Party equipment is presented in the form of encounter tokens, each containing experience points to be gained by the players as they overcome the challenges in the encounters.
The map is bounded by two points in a line on the map, which shows the locations of the two defenders in the room.
The defenders can move across the map, but not leave it, or the encounter with monsters will start.
"Flight of the Sleepers" starts as a simple adventure for four 3rd-level characters, but it can be easily expanded to fit up to 6th- or even 7th-level characters.
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The Threefold Conspiracy AP 2: Flight of the Sleepers
Barely escaping a doomed transport, the heroes find themselves trapped within a bizarre research facility that has come under attack. Like the other specimens within this crumbling lab, the heroes must seek escape as their first order of business. As they struggle against weird technology and runaway experiments, the heroes run across the elite Stewards agents performing the raid, who prove to be allies and potential rescuers. The Stewards have a mission, however, and they recruit the heroes to help finish it. In so doing, the heroes uncover a little truth and a lot more questions in need of answers!
Flight of the Sleepers" is a Starfinder Roleplaying Game adventure for four 3rd-level characters. This adventure continues the Threefold Conspiracy Adventure Path, a

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