Nerd Pride Radio

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Betray me!

Gas shortages! Every gas station in my town was dry for 48 hours-- like 10 different gas stations! Supplies are still limited! Are these the end times?!?

Given your initial examination of Starfinder, is there an optimal size of player group you think suits the game, in terms of having all the most useful classes and abilities covered? Put another way, if we set aside the usual concerns about managing a number of human players, are there certain classes or special abilities that are essential to a well-rounded group of characters?

Phoebe has inspired me for another Starfinder question. When I heard people talking about Starfinder, I got super excited. Then I heard you and others talk about the details of it, and the fact that there's a different role for everyone on the ship. Then I remembered why I don't like sci-fi games: the ship parts of the adventures. Can you run Starfinder on a world without a spaceship? I hate ship-based adventures. DnD or sci-fi.

Have you followed the trend in board games to use victory points at the end to figure out the winner? Do you think not being sure who's winning until the end makes the game better, or do you prefer clearly knowing who's in the lead during the game?

Who is your first Starfinder character?

Should a Madison area nerd decide to send you canned goods for this holiday season, what flavor of canned goods would you prefer?

I want to do a group cosplay, do you think people would recognize a Paranoia Troubleshooter team?

DONE!