A team of player-players turns destiny into a D & D game

A group of intrepid Dungeon Masters built a campaign Dungeons & Dragons based on the world of Destiny a sci-fi franchise on extraterrestrial shooting in l & # Space and hoping that they are falling things that will allow you to shoot even more effectively at extraterrestrials in space.

The D & Destiny project aims to be a totally free guide for a table role-playing game Destiny . It is based on Dungeons & Dragons 5E the most recent iteration of the iconic RPG, and it is designed to give you a set of rules to manage your own Destiny -version of Dungeons & Dragons . Given my long-time obsession with Destiny and my more recent obsession with D & D, this was designed for me.

You can not download all for now, -test) by supporting the project on Patreon.

The team has already made a lot of progress in designing a combat system, races, clbades, monsters and even unique mechanics surrounding the areas of Light and Darkness. (The latter makes it harder to resurrect.)

"The game is functional, and, according to my 100-ish testers, it's a lot of fun," said the project director, who goes through Kitty, in an e- email. "It works, even if you have to decipher things that were written at 3 am while I was taking my sixth coffee to make it work."

Kitty sent me a first version of the D & Destiny Player's Guide. Even though she asked me not to share everything, she agreed with some excerpts. Here is, for example, the basic clbad table:

The guide becomes incredibly complex, deepening the mechanics of each clbad, unlike the D & D player's manual. Each clbad has its own abilities, skills and even a super capacity. Here's the Striker's:

The D & Destiny book is full of crispy instructions like this one. Even the statistics on the monsters are very detailed:

"My goal is to have the first edition of the game in the hands of players here in October," Kitty said. "Assuming that other tests do not require a rewrite of entire rule systems or sections, of course … I do not promise a date beyond" Autumn "because there is always a small chance slowing down, and the timing is important. "

You can see more (and track all their progress) on the project's Patreon.