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Thanks for this -  I was able to get to the end this way!

As of the time that I played this (July 2026) the "SC App / StraCog decryption tool" was not working correctly on my browser (Firefox on Windows). Roughly 95% of my attempts to double-click on a text input field to edit it failed. While this accurately represents the fan-tool-for-a-video-game experience, it also renders the game unplayable for me (I'm prone to RSI).

An important question about the voting: do players vote all at once ("raise your hand if you think they were being inconsiderate") or one at a time ("Jules, please give your vote")? I would make a house ruling for this, but I'm torn on which one is more odious and therefore correct

skye [at] vampirecoffee [dot] net. Thanks!

ladies, is it gay for a complex web of honor relations to compel your wife's relatives to fight for you

That would be fantastic - thank you!

I'm a perma-GM and I usually only play tabletop campaigns in my own homebrew settings. I came across this one, and I loved it so much that I ran a campaign in it. My players loved it so much that I'm now running a second campaign (where they deal with the repercussions of the stuff they did in the first campaign). We're nearing the end of that second campaign, and my players want to know when the third one will start.

This is a thought-provoking setting, with plenty of room for GMs to throw in all kinds of interesting, weird problems for a group to come across - and raise questions of their own.

I love it, is what I'm saying.

For those wondering how "system-agnostic" the setting is: I've run sessions in this setting in Blades In The Dark, Into The Odd, and Cypher, with no changes made to the setting and only minimal changes made to the systems (for example, re-flavoring the Blades factions so they fit in here).