We took a break from Arden Vul this week and had our first SLA Industries session in a year.
Post-overthrow of SLA, we continue to investigate the Rival Companies’ research into a substance that hinders Ebons’ “magical” abilities.
After a brief lunch meeting at SLAco Bell we surveilled and broke into the residence of a key scientist thought long dead. Set off a bunch of tripwires and had to GTFO because subtlety is not our strong point.
New addition to my RPG library, courtesy of the GM of my group’s long-running SLA Industries campaign (23 years this August!).
I picked up SLA Borg from the DTRPG Christmas in July sale. After reading through it I’m excited to try it with my local group. They bounced off my Mörk Borg campaign, but we have 20+ years of SLA Industries experience.
SLA Borg uses the MB system to play a parody version of SLA. You play hallucinating idiot losers basically cosplaying as the heroes of a regular SLA campaign. You drink at the pub and eat kebabs to heal. Looks fun.
Eddy and I are jacked into the Genreless grid.
We’re diving into Blade Runner—
Did Eddy confess his love for the voice-over?
Did Chris manage to plug SLA Industries again?
Cyberpunk, neon, noir, and narrative—no genre is safe.
Plug in. Press play. Let’s run.
#GenrelessPod #BladeRunner #Cyberpunk #SLAIndustries
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Hello and welcome to this, the second part of my top ten exhibitors at last weekend’s Salute. As detailed in the previous instalment, this year’s Salute was the first that I as able to enjoy as a punte... Read More
1. First #TTRPG ever played: #VampireTheMasquerade1e 2. First you ever ran? - #ADnD2e 3. Played the most? - #SLAIndustries 4. Run the most? - #DnD5E 5. Favourite? - #DCCRPG & #DeltaGreen 6. Most recently played? #DnD5E & #SLAIndustries 7. Most recently run? #DCCRPG
I GMed for years before I had a chance to actually be a player.
In our fourth SLA Industries session of the year, my team took a brief break from the high-stakes undercover infiltration of enemy-occupied research facilities.
Instead we took a relaxing jaunt to the Cannibal Sectors to check in on a secret laboratory. No living scientists or even cannibals, but hostile Manchines cut short our visit. A couple nasty shots to the helmet rendered my dude unconscious, and a teammate dragged me away.
In the third SLA Industries session of the year we managed to safely exfiltrate a scientist and his family from a rival company research lab. Charm, climbing skill, electronic jamming, and high speed driving got the job done without gunplay or bloodshed.
First SLA Industries session of the new year, resuming our ongoing 22 year old campaign.
Working to extract a scientist and his family from a heavily guarded hospital occupied by one of SLA’s rival companies. With few appealing options, we decided to go with the trusty sewer entrance (we’ve spent more time in sewers than the Super Mario Bros.). I got dragged off by a sewer squid, but managed to survive.
Robin Marx
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