Converting Game Mechanics Between 1e and 2e: Part 1

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Converting Game Mechanics Between 1e and 2e, Part 1: Quick Tips on Updating your Star Trek Adventures to 2e. Listen in as Aaron Pollyea, Al Spader, Jim Johnson and Michael Dismuke discuss the new, streamline edition of STA! No need to panic! The changes are meant to make mechanics flow better and enhance your storytelling experience! In this episode, we focus on common game mechanics like Extended Tasks, Traits, Reveals, Reversals, Determination, Stress, Injury and more! https://linktr.ee/studiotembo

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