Our initial fight was rewound after reading the rules: turns out that Fay, with only a single die to roll for combat due to her physical stat being one (the default) and no fighting skills, would need an 8 to hit the Locust. Hearing shots from the caboose, our adventurers rush through the first box car. The Circada Gang was attacking the box cars, full of equipment and goods for the station! Three of the Locusts managed to jump to the train, the other not quite making it. While dining on some fine biscuits and tea, an approaching steam car gave chase to the train. Wanting to find his wayward nephew, his initial offer was doubled due to the wiles of Miss Fay, along with pre-paid tickets to Endkeep Station.īoarding the train, our Mouse adventurers enjoyed the sites as the train rushed to Endkeep Station.

His nephew, Brie Parmesian, had gone missing a few days before. Crackers in the Sweet Dreams Are Made of Cheese restaurant. Miss Fay Meadowheart, a sneaky, espionage Mouse with a high charisma and excellent espionage skills. Highly athletic with combat armor and a revolver. We had Bucky Bridgewater, a plucky thrill-seeking Mouse. So if I get around to making maps, I can use them for Traveller as well (just scale up from the rodent sized trains!) The pods over time expanded and more more the ring was habitable. Not sure how they made the F-Ring of Saturn habitable, but I can go with large enclosed rings: basically they started with various habitats, and have connecting rail lines between pods. The basic premise is that the rodents and other critters are left over from the Forerunners, near mythical beings who left the stations behind for some unknown reason. The mechanics are a little bit blurry to me but hopefully we'll figure it out during play (and this post may well include post-game updates).

Steampunk game on saturn