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there's actually great resources for getting started online. There's a site called [start playing games](https://startplaying.games/) dedicated to matching new people to a DM. Note that services like that cost money. There's also the virtual tabletop [roll20](https://app.roll20.net/lfg/search/) which has a group finder for you to find a game. It will have a mix of free and paid games. Alternatively, you can crowdsource that such as on [r/lfg on reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/lfg/) (unfortunately the LFGs here on lemmy don't seem to be active enough to find games), or through various discord servers, [including the official D&D discord](https://discord.gg/dnd). Another that has reasonably active LFG type sections to try is the [Fantasy grounds (another VTT)](https://discord.com/invite/Grn3zdbM) discord. For in person play, you can also look in to local gaming stores that might run [adventurer's league](https://www.adventurersleague.info/players), which is the sort of 'official' play wizards of the coast sanctions at local stores and at conventions.

I haven't heard terribly many people talk about draw steel, honestly. I'd be interested to hear what you think about it after trying it out.

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This is *extremely* messy, but a quick job to just change the font style really fast. Lots of things dont quite line up, but its a start if this helps. I'll go through later and fix it up, and add it to the store links. https://1drv.ms/b/c/b78690a9060611f1/EabzhWqET0tHlxmf9hEvJioB0yY35htVXZKpaiq6Vh5GzQ?e=d2PGAX

i suppose i could make a version with a 'normal' font. Technically should only take a few seconds as i modify the styling, but its likely to mess up all the orientation/formatting of the document. I'll look into that later, thanks for the feedback!

i used aseprite to make all the art; I also tended to limit my color palette to era-appropriate colors, though i moved between different color palette limitations on some parts

Hey all! I've been working for the past year-and-a-half-ish on a TTRPG game in my spare time. I've finally decided to put it out there in a while. The main reason for creating this is to flex creative and design muscles more than anything. For a short synopsis, the game is inspired by 16-bit era video games and tries to pull off similar aesthetic choices. It's also inspired by things like warhammer 40k, D&D, space-themed movies and TV shows. The Pendragon Nebula is a hot-spot for weird, psionic activity. The Mad King Artur attempts to clamp down on all the inhabitants of the solar system and enforce his will upon all his subjects, but his hold has been slipping in recent decades. Baronies, Cities, and even whole planets are in rebellion. Play as a psionic wielding psi-knight, space adventurer, or ship's engineer, among other options! It features heavy use of psionic powers, as well as a reasonably rich character progression system. The entire system uses only D6's, which was a design constraint i wanted to put on myself. It's completely free in a "pay what you want" fashion, and i would love to hear any thoughts and feedback, as well as your experience playing it! DrivethruRPG - https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/546281/stellar-knights-of-pendragon itch.io - https://eerongal.itch.io/stellar-knights-of-pendragon



note that this is the air 3; its a bit more expensive than the go, which is the ~250ish model i mentioned above. The go is also only 7 inches instead of...i think 12 on this? They use the same sort of color eink on all their tablets, though

  

How expensive is "too expensive"? I have a boox note 3 and read TTRPGs all the time on it. Their color eink screens are really good. You can get the go series for 200~250-ish https://shop.boox.com/products/go7 I can post a picture later today (busy atm) of my boox with a color PDF if you want to see how it looks

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