Hot One-Shot Summer (part 1 of ?)

Summers are where campaigns go to die. Schedules get impossible to coordinate, time passes, the fizz escapes the bottle. But where some see a campaign necropolis, I see opportunity! An opportunity to table a bunch of funky one-offs for which I normally don’t have bandwidth or audience. Here’s what I’ve spun up while everyone’s on summer standby. This is still pretty early in dead-campaign season so I’m thinking we’ll do this story one more time in a month or two. Strange Gravity Available as a print and play bundle from DriveThruRPG. The IGRC home game group is not larp-aware, like, at all. I thought it’d be kind of fun to see what they’d do with a very lightweight live-action game. Jay Treat’s Strange Gravity is, fundamentally, a Star Trek larp, with each player taking a ship role that also stands in for a set of facilitation roles. It’s GM-ful insofar as all the traditional game mastering duties are atomized across all the players. This also means that there are some duties that…