Very curious to see how this goes. Was a big fan of the original Star finder and played for several years. Wasn't as big on the Pathfinder 2nd edition mechanics, so not sure how this will work with it being designed to be compatible with Pathfinder 2.0.
Starfinder 1e certainly wasn't perfect, but the setting was exactly what I wanted out of an RPG.
Check out cube cobra.com for several example cubes. Also there's several good podcasts out there like lucky paper radio, solely singleton, and "the 540".
Honestly, if you have a bunch of draft chaf from a set you really liked, just shuffle that up and start drafting it. You'll figure out what you and your playgroup like and don't like, and you can start picking up cards that pick those play styles from there.
The nice part about cube is you really control the play environment. Power level, synergy's, fan favorite cards, etc.
Going to have to change up our recepie some this season then! We've typically just done the onions with some oil and butter, deglaze with some white wine, and use whatever stock we have plus some beef stock with thyme and a bay leaf. Smoked turkey stock was probably the best.
You're doing way more for your players than I have time to do. Looks awesome!
Real MVP play is telling us all how it was done
Looks awesome! Do you have a recipe? Too hot during summer, but soup season will soon be upon us
Highly recommend looking up slyflourish and the series "lazy dungeon master". Helped me streamline prep a lot. Biggest things was coming up with the few things you want feature, understanding a general sequence of events and then tying them together along the way.
No session will survive contact with the party, and neither will a campaign. Being able to keep a loose framework you can work within throughout the campaign is the way everyone at the table can have fun.
Looks awesome! What kind of pizza oven did you use?
Fantastic looking recepie! Been getting really into braising this year for fun cooking and meal prep.
Any ideas on where to get high quality beef broth? Been able to consistently make my own pork, chicken, or veggie stock, but I never seem to get beef bones.