In Honour Of Halloween Behold The Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse

in honour of halloween behold the four horsemen of the apocalypse

Foundation was so real for saying that in the far future, glitter art will be considered a form of expression worthy of eternal emperors

"Woman stressed out at the bottom of the fucking ocean" is an underrated podcast subgenre.

Ko-fi

Re: Dracula Sticker Pack - Tal Minear's Ko-fi Shop

3 Re: Dracula stickers and 1 blank postcard. These are extras from our crowdfunding campaign and will not be restocked, which means this is

We still have some leftover stickers from the crowdfunding campaign in our ko-fi shop! And it's on sale this week - get 20% off with the code HOLIESTLOVE! Once these sell out we're not restocking them.

Flying Circus

Flying Circus is a game that looks extremely normal on the surface.

Okay, sure, there are biplanes and dragons. But the overall cover aesthetic evokes red box D&D, and there's barely a hint of the wild design choices lurking beneath.

Flying Circus is also a pbta game. This means Powered By The Apocalypse---broadly, a group of ttrpgs that are more narrative-y and story-game-y and collaborative in play.

So the last thing you'd expect here would be pages and pages of highly detailed biplane aviation physics and moves that model the affect of G-strain on the pilot and fuel burning at different rates at different altitudes.

Right?

Flying Circus is a game about running a biplane company in a post-WWI Hayao Miyazaki aesthetic german countryside. And like a Miyazaki movie, it's not non-violent. There's conflict and dragons and and ancient technology and horrifying things beyond comprehension---but there's also rolling hills and swaying grain fields and the overbearing beauty of a world un-industrialized.

Every player plays a pilot, builds their own plane (out of a *lot* of different component parts,) manages their stress levels between sorties, and engages in highly technical, heavily researched biplane combat where altitude is a currency and there's a million ways your plane can stall out, crash, and explode.

To say that Flying Circus is audacious is underselling it.

This is a high crunch game wearing the shell of a zero crunch game like an octopus in a coconut.

But it's tightly built, *very* comprehensive in what it lets you do while flying a plane, and tricky to learn but fun to try and master.

I am not smart enough for it, but I think it might be one of my favorite games I've read this year.

drivethrurpg.com

Flying Circus - Core Rulebook - Newstand Press | Anime-Themed Games | Flying Circus | DriveThruRPG.com

Flying Circus - Core Rulebook - Flying Circus is an in-depth, highly detailed Powered by the Apocalypse-derived roleplaying game of aviation

rb with where you're from and if english is your L1/L2/etc