• • TTRPG and Edition: Dungeons & Dragons, 5e (2014 ruleset)/ 5.5e (2024 ruleset)

• • One-Shot Level: 5

• • Difficulty: Beginner
  • Based on: Cowboy Bebop

Rolling the Moon: The future is bleak as machines replace human workers in almost every field and the planets of even far flung solar systems have been mined for their natural resources, leaving them almost devoid of the basics for survival. The planetary colonizers are often driven to desperate measures just to survive this bleak techno-fantasy.

The various crime syndicates have increased their hold on the mining colonies and abandoned planetary colonies as the inter solar system government and its police force (issp) are spread too thinly to adequately maintain law and order. Nowadays, they mostly rely on bounty hunters or Cowboys to remove the worst criminals from operation.

The owner of the Golden Moon casino operating around the gas giant, Saturn has sent a message asking your crew to test out their security. The owner recently received warning that their casino was next in a string of devastating heists in the solar system by the Red Dragon Syndicate. Meat is scarce in the solar system and your tummies are starting to grumble...the payday for this will feel like jackpot!

*Character utilization of firearms and feats involving mechanized prosthesis are welcome

• • TTRPG and Edition: Dungeons & Dragons, 5e (2014 ruleset)/ 5.5e (2024 ruleset)

• • One-Shot Level: 5

• • Difficulty: Beginner to Intermediate

Vice Dersa:

The sky gnomes are coming and the town of Roc is excited, for it is the beginning of Sisrahtac, the holy days of Bahamut, where devotees fast and meditate. But that is later; now is the time for everyone to engage in their vice of choice to be better cleansed at the end of Sisrahtac. The sky gnomes blimp is a playground for the pious peoples of Roc, where they get to engage in the vices they deny themselves all year round: gambling, lust, violence, etc. A pleasure done for the willing. The blimp, the Dice Versa, docks in the skies above Roc and the dimensional sigil placed to transport up to the blimp.

However, things on the Dice Versa blimp seem a little more rambunctious than usual, even for the first days of Sisrahtac! As you look around the spacious pleasure deck of the Dice Versa, you see other patrons who also seem unsettled. Can you uncover the mystery of this unusual intensity, and the source of the aura of urgency and loss? Is Sisrachtac, tenets of Bahamutism, and the immortal souls of the city solely in your hands?