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Do many people here use Roll20? I’m working on a new Sprawl character sheet / roll-template / play-environment for it, here’s a look.

Hamish Cameron any eta on the print on demand for the sprawl?

Hamish Cameron any eta on the print on demand for the sprawl? Also, do you have an idea of the price for those that already bought the PDF through drivethrurpg?

Hello everyone!

I’m new to The Sprawl, I have my first session tomorrow, and I can’t wait to get started!

I was wondering if anyone could give me some guidance on running combat in the game?

Thank you!

Hamish MC’d The Sprawl for me at the Origins game convention. Read all about it!

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Brian Schoff asked for a comparison shot between the two interior qualities.

Brian Schoff asked for a comparison shot between the two interior qualities. The left is the softcover (DTRPG Standard Color on 70 weight paper) the right is the hardcover (DTRPG Premium Color).

The difference is clear in person. I’m not sure if it comes out in this photo though.

Just completed pt. 2 of my (now looking to be 3 session) Sprawl campaign’s 1st episode. I’m enjoying the game immensely, especially now that I’ve got a full group (last session had only two people.) But… I’ve got a few questions. Well, one in particular:

What on earth are Deck Stats?

I MC, and after scouring the book, I did find what I thought explained the stats in the gear section, but it only left me with more questions than answers. It almost seems that they act like hold over matrix subsystems, to use against programs? The Matrix requirements on the MC side seem a little rough as well; I found myself wondering whether or not to force a trace or a move on the decker so they didn’t just breeze through their objective with no repercussions, and how to structure systems from an MC perspective. Both my Hacker and I are a little puzzled about this, and could use some clarifying please.

Aaron’s copy of the first softcover proof arrived while I was in Columbus for Origins.

Aaron’s copy of the first softcover proof arrived while I was in Columbus for Origins. The black looks really good. Even someone who was critical of the legibility of the black PDF thought this was great.

There will be a more traditional version as well, but this version will definitely be a thing that I will sell.

There are a couple of issues with the hardcover that we need to sort out, but if I don’t spot anything wrong with the softcover when I go over it carefully tomorrow, it should be available soon.