#dungeon23 — Public Fediverse posts

Finishing off last week on my last #dungeon23 #sector23 and I rolled a doomed badlands world with an atmosphere you need filters to breathe, uncomfortably hot in certain areas, pre-starflight tech, and billions of people.

How could such a planet reach a state of such environmental disaster? (looks around)

Not wanting just a metaphor I said that pretech that used to control pollution has now broken down but rich natives resisted reducing consumption and now they're past the tipping point. #swn

Have written another horrible planet for #dungeon23 #sector23 - an urbanised, feral world, with < a million inhabitants and low tech level. I thought of BLAME! and a world mega city constantly demolished and rebuilt by robots who don't recognise modern humans. The surviving inhabitants are also implacably hostile to outsiders for poorly understood reasons.

In #SWN pre-collapse tech had a big psychic element. Perhaps here nobody modern is considered to have enough to count.

Nearly finished the upper left hand quadrant of my #dungeon23 #sector23 #SWN - it hangs together better now. The core is 0303, a pretech-terraformed paradise where the population worships but does not understand this tech. Trying to use it elsewhere has devastated other nearby systems -this is why forbidden tech is forbidden folks. The remnants of a Perimeter Agency attempts to stop them regaining this knowledge, particularly in 0404.

A touch of Khaaaan there but nothing wrong with that.

Wrote a post about #SWN sector generation and my plans to use the one I made for #dungeon23, since I'm still sick today and off work but also bored. https://daisychase.net/blog/2023/10/02/dungeon23-sector-plan/

Yesterday while sick I rolled up a #SWN sector. It was really quite relaxing. I wonder if I could do #dungeon23 weeks on whole planets for it. Either a system summary per day, or diving into a particular system and doing seven locations on it (though that would go into next year with 26 systems).

I'm sure I remember people saying they were going to do "sector23" and make a #Traveller sector or similar.