Hi everyone, my name CIod - a mysterious Tavern Keeper Dwarf. Over the last 3 years, we've been hard at work developing the game in about to introduce.
Slayers of Rings & Crowns (SORC) is a sci- fantasy TTRPG that takes place in a universe of 13 planets, 2 suns and many moons This universe is Essentia and life and magic thrive from its main sun, Adoria. Magic is strong closest to Adoria and fades further away from it. The first 7 planets run on an orbital path close to one another, and far away enough from it to sustain life, and still trap Adoria's magic emitting properties. Closest to the sun is its child, Ignis, a planet that is extremely hot - almost too hot to bare without magic or "Vesselman 's" suit. Hot or not, Ignis has its place because magic and the elements that carry it are abundant here.
A bit further out is the 4th planet, Zailister, and this is where your adventures begin. Zailister is the most life sustaining planet in the universe and provides , by far, the best balance between magic and technology. That brings us to the second sun, Tawdry Dwarf. Adoria's sister planet, Tawdry, is dying and still barely sheds life on planets 8 through 13, most notably Omné, home of the Omné and other playable races to begin your campaign. Technology is stronger on these darker planets that are further away from Adoria. One because populous began thousands of Eons of Adoria (EA or years) earlier here AND these civilizations could not rely on Adoria's magical rays of blooming light.
This is how SORC's story begins and there is much more information on the game, and how it's played at our website, including the Prologue. Our rules and mechanics are available at our site as well, but it's still early in development with a hopeful launch of September 2028.
There are different versions of SORC, but it will be available in PDF form free to the public at launch!
We appreciate you for stopping in to read this topic and we hope to see you at launch.
Edit: Currently we had create a Character complete, but we had to revise the character sheet because it had redundant information that could be easily accessed in other ways. Also, the basic rules need to be cleaned up, so bare with us.
Best Regards,
"CIod"