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War burns the galaxy for 100 years. It ends when Solaris System vanishes. No one knows why. Nations rebuild. But stars still vanish. Survivors tell impossible stories. Something consumes stars. Heroes stand amidst uncertainty.... A fight bigger than any one faction. Answers lie in Archeo-Thec ruins. What happened to Solaris? What caused the war to end? What force blotting out the stars? This is a West Marches style Techno Fantasy campaign. Inspired by Starwars, final fantasy and, Cowboy Bebop Levels 5-25 | 18+ | 12$ a mission | availbilty every day except mondays | OVERVIEW Starbright: Frontiers is a collaborative, spacefaring West Marches campaign. It’s designed for multiple GMs and a rotating pool of players. It blends Fabula Ultima’s combat and character progression rules with Ironsworn: Starforged’s focus on exploration and emergent storytelling. Set after a century-long interstellar war, the campaign centers on a galaxy trying to rebuild. Meanwhile, a mysterious force causes entire star systems to vanish without a trace. This project aims to create a living, persistent galaxy where player choices shape the setting over time, and multiple GMs contribute to a shared narrative. GOALS Create a drop-in, drop-out campaign structure accessible to a wide player base Support multiple GMs running sessions within a shared setting Emphasize player-driven exploration and decision-making Maintain a persistent world state that evolves across sessions Blend JRPG-style storytelling with procedural, discovery-based gameplay CAMPAIGN STRUCTURE WEST MARCHES FRAMEWORK No fixed party; players form crews per session Sessions are self-contained and begin/end at a safe hub location Players initiate sessions via mission proposals The world evolves based on session outcomes SESSION DESIGN Each session will follow a consistent structure: Mission selection (player-driven) Travel and exploration Encounter(s) or objective completion Return to hub Rewards, downtime, and world updates Key Rule: Sessions must end in a stable state unless the same group continues. GM COLLABORATION MODEL To ensure consistency across multiple GMs: Establish shared setting guidelines Maintain a centralized world state document Define tone and thematic boundaries Agree on mechanical rulings and system interpretations GMs can: Introduce new locations, factions, and threats Run independent missions within the shared framework Contribute to evolving story arcs WORLD STATE MANAGEMENT A single, shared resource (Notion, Obsidian, or similar) will track: Discovered star systems Active factions and relationships Ongoing threats and mysteries Outcomes of previous sessions Available mission hooks After each session, GMs will log: Summary of events Consequences and changes New leads or unlocked content PLAYER MANAGEMENT & SCHEDULING Sessions organized via Discord Players propose missions and form groups GMs approve and schedule sessions Suggested structure: Party size: 3–5 players Session length: 3–4 hours Signup system: first-come or rotating priority PROGRESSION & BALANCE To maintain fairness across a rotating player base: Tiered play brackets Mission difficulty ratings INFORMATION SHARING Knowledge is a core progression system: Players share discoveries through logs or roleplay Maps and system data are revealed over time Discoveries can be named and recorded This encourages: Collaboration Investment Emergent storytelling TONE & THEMES Core themes include: Rebuilding after devastation Fragile peace and political tension Cosmic mystery and existential threat Hope in the face of annihilation Tone can flex between: Heroic optimism Political intrigue Cosmic horror

Premise In the city of Archester, there has always been strange things hiding behind the mist of every corner in the city. However this time, the horror hides just by the outskirts of the city... an unsuspecting rundown motel that looks just like any of the other buildings in the outskirts that are unfortunately not important enough to be maintain by the City's governor or other major private developers. Legend has it that some of the guests that checked into the motel were never seen again... or stories of a cult living inside of the motel have also been heard... And the strangest thing is that just like any other rumour, this very motel seems to have been popping up at different corners of the city... Would you be daring enough to find out the truth of this urban legend?

Stockholm is changing. Gaslights illuminate crowded streets, industry reshapes the city, and modern science promises answers for things once blamed on superstition. Then the murders begin. As members of the Society, gifted with the Sight, you will investigate the supernatural forces behind these killings in City of My Nightmares, a four-part campaign of mystery, folklore, and horror. But the published campaign is only part of your story. Between its chapters and after the conclusion we’ll explore additional mysteries inspired by your characters, their backstories, and the people and secrets they bring with them. What to Expect 🔍 City of My Nightmares as the backbone of the campaign 🔍 Additional published and original Vaesen mysteries 🔍 Personal mysteries built around player backstories 🔍 Recurring NPCs, relationships, and consequences 🔍 Investigation, folklore, and supernatural horror 🔍 A larger story built around City of My Nightmares, with mysteries woven between and beyond its four chapters. 🔍 A Society headquarters you restore and expand as the campaign grows The published campaign gives us the foundation. Your characters help shape what grows around it. This is a paid game on StartPlaying. It is $35 per player/session + StartPlaying service fees. Link to the game can be found here.