EPISODE · Dec 27, 2012 · 3H 45M
Wild Talents: Star Wars – The Ballad of Kevin Starchaser
from RPPR Actual Play · host Ross Payton
A few months ago, Dan offered to run a Star Wars game using Wild Talents and Star ORE, along with a few other house rules. It only lasted two sessions but they were fun! So, to provide some holiday cheer, I present to you the Ballad of Kevin Starchaser (and his friends). They have a spaceship and make poor life decisions. Also: Star Wars.
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