I've been using Chump Dumped as a quick start intro for players and it's been working well. Highly recommend for a quick scenario that has a timer, a handful of NPCs in a relationship web, and some freaky things to encounter.
Just wanted to say that I started this module in my solo Mothership campaign - it works extremely well, narratively speaking, as a follow-up to Alfred Valley's Thousand Empty Light. As in, you "complete" TEL (such that you can complete it) and then, next thing you know, you're floating in space and getting pulled into the Blacklens.
TEL is very cool, but the oracle system on the last page is very helpful for solo Mothership in general.
Played through SYBCD now, very fun, the constant threat of the (spoiler alert? monster) provides a nice level of anxiety/paranoia to keep things tense. There's a lot of depth here that the Warden could flesh out (for example, the morality of what was occurring on the ship)
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I've been using Chump Dumped as a quick start intro for players and it's been working well. Highly recommend for a quick scenario that has a timer, a handful of NPCs in a relationship web, and some freaky things to encounter.
Just wanted to say that I started this module in my solo Mothership campaign - it works extremely well, narratively speaking, as a follow-up to Alfred Valley's Thousand Empty Light. As in, you "complete" TEL (such that you can complete it) and then, next thing you know, you're floating in space and getting pulled into the Blacklens.
I appreciate the tip. TEL always looked interesting, but I haven't had a chance to read it yet. Good to know this can plug in well after that.
TEL is very cool, but the oracle system on the last page is very helpful for solo Mothership in general.
Played through SYBCD now, very fun, the constant threat of the (spoiler alert? monster) provides a nice level of anxiety/paranoia to keep things tense. There's a lot of depth here that the Warden could flesh out (for example, the morality of what was occurring on the ship)