SC Character Tokens

To aid running Star Crawl games online, I made a set of tokens for all the Star Crawl character classes & races. These are simple circles, replicating the icons at the bottom of the Star Crawl character sheets & race templates. They work great with Roll20, but I haven't tried them with any other virtual game portals.

Star Crawl Character Tokens

Star Crawl Rodents

Over on the Facebook Dark Trails group, Michael Harrington wrote up a DCC Mouseling race. I love the sci-fi/fantasy trope of anthropomorphic animal races & I think mice fit in well with Star Crawl's Prime Apes, Bugs, and Avians. After some minor tweaks to bring it closer to existing races, I'm happy to share the Rodent Race Template!

Rodent Race Template

Dark Trails (and Space Cowboy!)

If you're not already a backer, you should go right now and back the Dark Trails Kickstarter. Dave Baity is an amazing guy and a pillar of the DCC community. He's worked for years perfecting what will no doubt be an incredible book: you won't want to miss out on this game!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2059365241/dark-trails-rpg

Inspired by Dark Trails, I've created a new Star Crawl class, the Space Cowboy! This is a gunslinger inspired by "space western" characters like Firefly's Captain Reynolds and Cowboy Bebop's Spike.

This is a first draft of the class, completely untested. I'll be playtesting it & will likely include a revised version in a future release. I'm eager to hear your thoughts if you try it out in your own games!
Space Cowboy Rule Sheet
Space Cowboy Character Sheet

Space Cowboy

Bounty hunters, duelists, and trackers: space cowboys ride the wild frontiers of space, surviving with guts & guns. Though valued by most crews for their combat prowess, they are just as likely to strike out on their own. When creating a space cowboy, high Agility and Luck statistics will be especially helpful.

Hit Points: Space cowboys gain 1d10 hit points at each level.

Quickdraw: Space cowboys are always ready for trouble and don’t hesitate to throw the first punch. They add their level to Initiative checks.

Trick Shot: Making their living at the end of a gun, space cowboys are the undisputed masters of firearms. The Trick Shot die should be rolled when a space cowboy makes a ranged attack. This result is added to all ranged attack and damage rolls this round (cumulative with any other bonuses).  Before making a ranged attack roll, a space cowboy may declare a Trick Shot. This can be a special maneuver specific to the situation such as shooting a gun out of the target’s hand, reflecting a photon beam off a mirror to hit the target in the back, or the “road agent spin” (flipping a gun being surrendered to make a surprise attack). If the Trick Shot die roll is 3 or higher and the modified attack roll is a success, the space cowboy pulls off the shot. If no special maneuver is attempted and the space cowboy gets a critical hit, add the Trick Shot die roll to the final result on the critical hit table.

True Grit: Space cowboys are just tougher than most other folks, able to survive situations that would lay most low. Any time a space cowboy spends a Luck point to modify a saving throw result, roll their Trick Shot die and add the result to the saving throw total. 

Tracking: A space cowboy gains +1 die type when attempting to track, follow, or otherwise find a target (typically resulting in a d24 for such checks).

Lone Wolf: The space cowboy is accustomed to fighting against the odds. In situations where foes might gain an advantage for attacking in numbers (such as flanking bonuses or pack fighting special abilities), they do not gain such benefits against the space cowboy.

  

Space Cowboy Level Advancement
Level	Attack	Crit Die/ Table	Action Dice	Ref	Fort	Will	Trick Shot Die
1	+1	1d10/II	1d20	+1	+1	+1	d3
2	+1	1d12/II	1d20	+1	+1	+1	d4
3	+2	1d14/II	1d20	+2	+2	+1	d4
4	+2	1d16/II	1d20	+2	+2	+2	d5
5	+3	1d16/II	1d20+1d14	+3	+3	+2	d6
6	+3	1d20/II	1d20+1d16	+3	+3	+2	d6
7	+3	1d20/II	1d20 (x2)	+4	+3	+3	d7
8	+4	1d24/II	1d20 (x2)	+4	+4	+3	d8
9	+4	1d24/II	1d20 (x2)	+5	+4	+3	d8
10	+5	1d30/II	1d20 (x2) +1d14	+6	+5	+4	d10

Star Crawl Resources

The following resources are for use with Star Crawl (available now in print on the Goodman Games web store and in PDF from DriveThruRPG).

Character Sheets

Race Templates

Character Tokens

Ship Templates (for best results print the first two pages double sided, flipped on short edge)

Cybernetics Record Sheet

Pregenerated Characters

Pregen Characters (stored on the DCC & Friends Character Repository)

Pregen Characters & Ships for Threen Station Zero

Pregen Characters for Electric Friends

Pregen Characters for The Cybernetic Underbelly (from Beyond the Flesh)

Pregen Characters for Scions of Leviathan

Supplemental Materials

Merchant Race Template (created by James Walls for the Glowburn Podcast)

Space Cowboy Class (inspired by Dave Baity's Dark Trails RPG)

Rodent Race Template (adapted from Mouseling class created by Michael Harrington for Weird Frontiers)

Star Crawl Random Alien Generator Mini-Zine (for best results, print at actual size- don't shrink to fit)
Mini-Zine folding instructions:

Vehicle Mayhem Resources

The following resources are for use with Vehicle Mayhem (now available in print from the Goodman Games store and on PDF from Drive Thru RPG!).

Car Template (two per printed sheet)
All Vehicle Template (including Car, Pickup, Van, & Monster Truck)

Pace Counters (print on card stock & cut out; place appropriate counter on car sheet after making speed roll; remove after car acts)

Pregen Drivers: A zip file of 10 sheets of four 2nd level drivers each. These are the drivers I use for post-apocalyptic Vehicle Mayhem demos & tournaments.

Virtual Mayhem: A special VR scenario for Vehicle Mayhem

Folio Character Sheets

The character sheet I currently use for Labyrinth Lord evolved from one simple desire: the ability to easily take away a character's equipment. The PC is taken prisoner & stripped of goods; a tournament is entered, where only special gear can be used; a character dies & their stuff is passed on. Plenty of times over the years, I've wished I could just pull off that part of the sheet. So, I made my Folio Sheet.

The outside page contains character basics- Stats, AC, Saves, & HP on the front; languages & skills on the back. The inside contains space for notes, character sketch, and a place to draw scars & distinguishing marks. Loose sheets for equipment & spells are held inside. 

Print double-sided (flip on short edge). Printing the whole thing will yield 1 character folio, 2 equipment inserts, and 2 spell inserts.

Labyrinth Lord Folio Character Sheet 

GM Screens

For my GM screen, I use the Savage Worlds customizable screen, primarily because I like to make my own panels. They're pricey, but I've gotten almost 10 years out of mine, so I guess $30 isn't that bad? Just be sure to keep packing tape on hand for when the seams split.

I've made custom panels for the three games I most often run (Labyrinth Lord, Dungeon Crawl Classics, and Marvel Super Heroes). The links below are for these three sets of panels. The pages are in the order I put them in the screen (starting from left-most on the GM side, to right-most on the player side). For LL & Marvel, the center player side panel will be art based on the adventure. For the DCC screen, it's all art on the players' side.

Labyrinth Lord GM Screen Panels

DCC Judges Screen Panels
Marvel Super Heroes Judges Screen Panels