thats amazing. thanks for posting this
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Hey there! So I took a gander at your module here and I must say the your have excellent layout work and your characterization is on point. I'd love to see more characters added at some point. Did you do this artwork my friend, if so, its awesome. Very cool. Thank you for taking an interest in Prosperon by the way,. If that was you who donated We appreciate your donation it is greatly appreciated. I'm sorry we don't have the full game available here for sale, but if you have an email I can contact you at I'd be happy to send you a full copy of the game as its on sale for 3.99 at the moment and if you donated Id be happy to send you a copy.
Prosperon is a fun, futuristic game where you and your friends can team up to take on powerful corporations. You’ll play as part of the Vanguard, a group fighting to bring freedom back to the people. The game is easy to get into, with a cool mix of rules and mechanics that make every choice feel exciting. You can customize your character with awesome upgrades like cyber tech or genetic enhancements, explore rich lore, and face thrilling challenges together. It’s a game made with love, designed for you to dive in, get creative, and just have a great time. My dev logs will tell you a bit more about the journey. https://nolimelightproductions.itch.io/prosperon-cyberpunk-setting
To all the tabletop RPG enthusiasts out there-do you find yourselves drawn to one genre over another? If so, what resonates with you most, and why do you think that is? I'd love to hear about your preferences and explore the appeal of the genres you’re most passionate about.
While we’re at it, let’s broaden the conversation: what other TTRPG genres inspire your imagination? Whether it’s high fantasy, grimdark, or something entirely unexpected, every genre has its own unique touch of magic.
And here’s a deeper question for you, how do you feel about blending genres? For instance, in my setting Prospero, I’ve intertwined multiple punk genres to craft a layered, dynamic world. Does such fusion ignite your creativity, or do you think it risks diluting the essence of each individual genre? Let’s dig into this together.
I’ve just made some changes and updates to the book. My wife contributed to the layout, while I focused on editing the grammar. She is also working on more artwork for the setting. In the meantime, I’ve been utilizing AI for the few images we currently have.
I’m currently unemployed after being laid off recently, so I can’t afford commissioned artwork at this time. It’s not my intention to hurt the art community in any way—I’m simply trying to present my content with some visual appeal. My plan is for my wife to eventually replace all of the artwork, but that will take some time since she is working full-time at the moment.
I truly hope you enjoy this journey with me. I’ll do my best to create an incredible world and setting for everyone who follows my work. Thank you so much for your support.







