FURIOUS SCIENCE FICTION IN A UNIVERSE GONE MAD
Foreign Element joins the Precis Intermedia family. It was originally published by Mystic Ages Publishing.
Foreign Element joins the Precis Intermedia family. It was originally published by Mystic Ages Publishing.
“FROM GRITTY SCI-FI DRAMA TO DYSTOPIAN BLACK COMEDY” | “AN EASY READ, WITH SOLID BACKGROUND” |
“AN INTERESTING ADDITION TO ANY GAMING LIBRARY” | “REMARKABLY SIMPLE AND FLEXIBLE” |
“A GRAND STAGE OF CONSPIRACY AND FOUL PLAY” | “AN UNEXPECTED PLEASURE” |
Humanity's ambush push into the stars is halted with a mysterious event known as the Great Blackout. Thousands of colonies, space stations, and space craft go silent in a matter of days and weeks.
Now, the Interplanetary Union is scrambling to discover what happened, sending out RX teams to diagnose the rot spread through known space. That's where you come in. Infiltrate remote outposts, hack into corporate secrets, and blast your way through enemy hordes as you unlock this mystery and your hero's destiny.
Now, the Interplanetary Union is scrambling to discover what happened, sending out RX teams to diagnose the rot spread through known space. That's where you come in. Infiltrate remote outposts, hack into corporate secrets, and blast your way through enemy hordes as you unlock this mystery and your hero's destiny.
What makes Foreign Element fun to play?
- Fast-paced, rules light system utilizes six-sided dice.
- Six archetype characters, ready to play -- or create your own desperate or courageous citizen.
- Heroes don't die -- nano robotic technology in the distant future regenerates a dead comrade in days.
- No equipment lists to maintain -- a dice pool mechanic increases as you scavenge ruined tech and decreases as you use it to do cool things.
- Some battles and tasks have deadlines -- face consequences if you can't hack the mainframe in time!
- Missions within missions -- earn extra credits working for shadowy sources, and spend them upgrading your hero with self-help services in space!
- The mystery is left up to you -- you decide what caused the Great Blackout and whether it might happen again.
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