For those who are interested in learning more about xWN games or procuring a copy of your own, some helpful links are posted below!

Stars Without Number

Core Rulebooks

• Core Edition (Free)
• Core Edition
• Revised Edition (Free)
• Revised Edition

Campaign Supplements

• C1 Skyward Steel
• C2 Darkness Visible
• C3 Suns of Gold
• C4 Starvation Cheap

Worldbooks

• W1 Polychrome
• W2 Relics of the Lost
• W3 Engines of Babylon
• W4 Sixteen Stars
• W5 Persons of Interest
• W6 Distant Lights

Setting Supplements

• S1 Dead Names
• S2 The Codex of the Black Sun

Adventures

• M1 Hard Light

Mandate Archives

• MA01 Martial Arts
• MA02 Banerjee Construction Solutions
• MA03 Red Sangha Mercenary Corps
• MA04 The Dust
• MA05 The Qotah
• MA06 Bruxelles-class Battlecruiser
• MA07 Cabals of Hydra Sector
• MA08 The Judicators
• MA09 Transhuman Tech
• MA10 The Imago Dei
• MA11 Scavenger Fleets
• MA12 Stellar Heroes

Worlds Without Number

** Core Rulebooks**

• Core Edition (Free)
• Core Edition

Campaign Setting Guide

• Atlas of the Latter Earth

Cities Without Number

Note that CWN is currently still being drafted and playtested. By contributing to the Kickstarter, you can reserve a DRM-free copy of the full game delivered through DriveThruRPG and can gain access to Kevin Crawford's draft PDFs published to Google Drive as the game is developed.

• Kickstarter

This was one of my absolute favorite resources on Reddit and I miss it dearly now that I've quit cold turkey for Lemmy. Let's get the ball rolling and have some discussions!

To start, I'll link to one of my favorite sites for tips on running the game: the Alexandrian. This site has fantastic discussions on things like node-based adventure design, tips on fleshing out mysteries, reviews, and more. Hope it is useful!

To get the ball rolling officially in this community, here's a (paywall removed) link to a News & Advance article on upcoming local events!

I would highly recommend to anyone who has not taken part in the community theater experience in Lynchburg to give it a go. There is a thriving thespian community locally and lots of different companies—both amateur and professional—offering many different shows!

A short list:

• Endstation Theater Company (professional)
• Wolfbane Theater Company (professional)
• Renaissance Theatre (community)
• Commerce Street Theater (community)
• Little Town Players (community, Bedford)

Also as a general note, I know r/Lynchburg was heavily used to discuss local politics and especially the city council. I'd love to get more of that content flowing in here so I'll try to open up some threads for discussion therein.

To get the ball rolling officially in this community, here's a (paywall removed) link to a News & Advance article on upcoming local events!

I would highly recommend to anyone who has not taken part in the community theater experience in Lynchburg to give it a go. There is a thriving thespian community locally and lots of different companies—both amateur and professional—offering many different shows!

A short list:

• Endstation Theater Company (professional)
• Wolfbane Theater Company (professional)
• Renaissance Theatre (community)
• Commerce Street Theater (community)
• Little Town Players (community, Bedford)

Also as a general note, I know r/Lynchburg was heavily used to discuss local politics and especially the city council. I'd love to get more of that content flowing in here so I'll try to open up some threads for discussion therein.

Hi everyone!

I thought I'd create this community to help the migration from Reddit to Lemmy. Lynchburg isn't a big city by any means, but I'd like to put it on the map in being one of the earliest communities in the Commonwealth to join the fediverse (is that even what you're supposed to call it?)!

Also, if anyone who joins this community was a prior mod on r/Lynchburg please let me know if you'd be interested in helping out!