She’s a hunter and a cook, and soon found she was exceptional at both. T’Kesh is a red-scaled ikeshti (think of them as alien kobolds) from Akiton who, like most of her people, has a voracious appetite, a knack for surviving in the harshest of environments, and a willingness to stick pretty much anything in her mouth. It makes sense, I swear! An ikeshti from Starfinder Society Scenario #1-16: Dreaming of the Future. I’m the GM so why the heck is my character the heart of the team? For reasons I’ve already written about here! Haha. So who are the heroes of our Dead Suns campaign?Īt the centre of our team is my NPC T’Kesh. But, you know what we did make? A goofy, group of weirdos that are a ton of fun to play.
To top it all off, my family did NOT make a balanced party AT ALL. There’s only three of them (four if we include my NPC), and my children don’t always make the most sound tactical decisions. It’s a fun, tough adventure, and my family is sure to have their hands full surviving to the end. You can also check out the awesome trailer for Dead Suns below:ĭead Suns is the first campaign that was released for Starfinder, which means there’s a few kinks to iron out, particularly in regards to the difficulty of starship combat.
So, due in no small part to the requests of both of my children, we’re finally bringing our Dead Suns campaign to a proper table! Which means, it’s time to talk Dead Suns…ĭead Suns is a six-part Adventure Path for the Starfinder Roleplaying Game that sees your PCs join the Starfinder Society, and race to gain control of an ancient super weapon before the undead Corpse Fleet or the terrifying Cult of the Devourer get their hands on it and lay waste to the galaxy! Dead Suns and its supplementary products include:
They love their characters, and have a blast playing them. But, my kids adore the Dead Suns Adventure Path.
Time to play, time to prep, time we could be dedicating to other games or other things. Suffice to say, time is a factor (it always is, isn’t it?). The hows and whys of our decision to play online instead of at a table in our own home, and why we started playing it in the first place, is something I’ve already written about. Over a year ago my family started playing the Dead Suns Adventure Path by play-by-post.
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