Im planning to pick up the Core book, the monster book, a few of the maps, character sheets, GM screen, the tokens and one or two of the modules (the artwork alone makes them worth, IMO).

Second, we have the Starfinder Combat Pad, which is a magnetic wet/dry white board that has some preprinted charts on it to help you keep track of fights round after round, dunk after dunk, jam after jam, cheerleaders are cheering–probably because your players have just realized that you’ve put them in an adventure derived from Aaron Carter’s legendary battle with Shaquille O’Neal and there’s nothing they can do to stop you. Starfinder looks like everything I wanted Spelljammer to be, and more. Geek out and get the best value on Starfinder Supplements Starfinder GM Screen for only 19.99 at Amazing Discoveries. Hide your dice and campaign notes, keep a handy reference of the rules nearby (especially helpful when the two systems are similar enough that you’ll think you know a rule, and yet distinct enough that you’ll almost certainly be wrong), and have something to loom intimidatingly over when your players start sassing you as though your word as GM was anything less than the law absolute.

It’s not reinventing the wheel, but it is useful. Fortunately that won’t be too hard because we also live in a world where people who are GMing Starfinder have two new tools to help them keep their games moving stylishly.įirst up we’ve got the GM Screen, this is the same thing you know and love (or lose within five days of purchasing it). This is the world we live in today and all we can do is try to move on. Paizo has two new tools for all you GMs out there in Internetland.Īlthough, truthfully, I have no idea why I just called it Internetland, when it’s clearly more of a distributed nation state and if anything would be an Internet Federation or the like.

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