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1d4chan>ElMusha at 14:16, 21 January 2022

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	~~[[Category: Roleplaying]]~~

	Victorian Sci-Fi RPG. Only decent thing Games Designer Workshop have done since starting the whole sci-fi RPG genre with an [[Traveller\|earlier game]]. And there's no "punk" to this, just "steam." Notice a distinct lack of pilot goggles and cogs glued to random places.		Victorian Sci-Fi RPG. Only decent thing Games Designer Workshop have done since starting the whole sci-fi RPG genre with an [[Traveller\|earlier game]]. And there's no "punk" to this, just "steam." Notice a distinct lack of pilot goggles and cogs glued to random places.
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	Beside the original run, Space 1889: Red Sands was published in 2010. It uses the [[Savage Worlds]] system.		Beside the original run, Space 1889: Red Sands was published in 2010. It uses the [[Savage Worlds]] system.
	In 2012, some Germans (Apparently Germans fucking love this game) made another version of the game that ran on the [[Hollow Earth Expedition\|Ubiquity]] system. It was eventually publish in English as well.		In 2012, some Germans (Apparently Germans fucking love this game) made another version of the game that ran on the [[Hollow Earth Expedition\|Ubiquity]] system. It was eventually publish in English as well.
			[[Category: Roleplaying]]
			[[Category:Savage Worlds]]

1d4chan>LamenterLover at 15:36, 23 February 2021

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	Also, this game has a skill for riding pterodactyls. Fuck, why are you not playing it right now?		Also, this game has a skill for riding pterodactyls. Fuck, why are you not playing it right now?

			Beside the original run, Space 1889: Red Sands was published in 2010. It uses the [[Savage Worlds]] system.
			In 2012, some Germans (Apparently Germans fucking love this game) made another version of the game that ran on the [[Hollow Earth Expedition\|Ubiquity]] system. It was eventually publish in English as well.

78.16.174.46: spelling fix

2017-07-28T05:14:43Z

spelling fix

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	Very Edgar Rice Burroughs.		Very Edgar Rice Burroughs.

	So what do the different cultures of Humanity do when faced with the enormity of the cosmos? They go to war over it and carve out extensions of their colonial empires. The British own the largest chunk, because they're just plain good at brutally ~~cruching~~ natives. The French and the Germans are also major players, and the Russians are always a wild card. As for the Belgians, they're dicks. Ever read ''Heart of Darkness''? It's sort of like that.		So what do the different cultures of Humanity do when faced with the enormity of the cosmos? They go to war over it and carve out extensions of their colonial empires. The British own the largest chunk, because they're just plain good at brutally crushing natives. The French and the Germans are also major players, and the Russians are always a wild card. As for the Belgians, they're dicks. Ever read ''Heart of Darkness''? It's sort of like that.

	Also, this game has a skill for riding pterodactyls. Fuck, why are you not playing it right now?		Also, this game has a skill for riding pterodactyls. Fuck, why are you not playing it right now?

1d4chan>OriginalPrankster at 14:05, 22 October 2016

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	[[Category: Roleplaying]]		[[Category: Roleplaying]]

	~~Steampunk~~ Sci-Fi RPG. Only decent thing Games Designer Workshop have done since starting the whole sci-fi RPG genre with an [[Traveller\|earlier game]]. And there's no "punk" to this, just "steam." Notice a lack of goggles.		Victorian Sci-Fi RPG. Only decent thing Games Designer Workshop have done since starting the whole sci-fi RPG genre with an [[Traveller\|earlier game]]. And there's no "punk" to this, just "steam." Notice a distinct lack of pilot goggles and cogs glued to random places.

	The premise is all that junk science you see in 19th century magazines and novels turns out to be true. The space between worlds is filled with an sparse material called "ether" that you can push against with one of Thomas Edison's patented Ether Propellors or a good Edwardian Ether Screw. Vessels are crafted with the gravity-repelling material of liftwood, and are powered by steam engines with giant magnifying glasses to harness solar energy.		The premise is all that junk science you see in 19th century magazines and novels turns out to be true. The space between worlds is filled with an sparse material called "ether" that you can push against with one of Thomas Edison's patented Ether Propellors or a good Edwardian Ether Screw. Vessels are crafted with the gravity-repelling material of liftwood, and are powered by steam engines with giant magnifying glasses to harness solar energy.

94.175.16.52 at 15:55, 28 October 2010

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	[[Category: Roleplaying]]		[[Category: Roleplaying]]

	Steampunk Sci-Fi RPG. Only decent thing Games Designer Workshop ~~ever did.~~		Steampunk Sci-Fi RPG. Only decent thing Games Designer Workshop have done since starting the whole sci-fi RPG genre with an [[Traveller\|earlier game]]. And there's no "punk" to this, just "steam." Notice a lack of goggles.
	~~: They also started~~ the whole sci-fi RPG genre with an [[Traveller\|earlier game]].
	: And there's no "punk" to this, just "steam." Notice a lack of goggles.
	~~Maybe it's like [[Spelljammer]] without quite so much <strike>fail</strike> fuckwin~~.

	The premise is all that junk science you see in 19th century magazines and ~~advertisements~~ turns out to be true. The space between worlds is filled with an sparse material called "ether" that you can push against with one of Thomas Edison's patented Ether Propellors or a good Edwardian Ether Screw. Vessels are crafted with the gravity-repelling material of liftwood, and are powered by steam engines with giant magnifying glasses to harness solar energy.		The premise is all that junk science you see in 19th century magazines and novels turns out to be true. The space between worlds is filled with an sparse material called "ether" that you can push against with one of Thomas Edison's patented Ether Propellors or a good Edwardian Ether Screw. Vessels are crafted with the gravity-repelling material of liftwood, and are powered by steam engines with giant magnifying glasses to harness solar energy.

	The inner planets are like different time periods: Mercury is a volcanic mire, Venus is a jungle of megaflora and dinosaurs, Earth has ~~it's~~ kings and presidents, and Mars is dried-up canals, ancient ruins and godless heathens that regressed to barbarism. The moon is still dead and airless, but under the surface live Mooninites that are flipping you off as Victorian as they can right now.		The inner planets are like different time periods: Mercury is a volcanic mire, Venus is a jungle of megaflora and dinosaurs, Earth has its kings and presidents, and Mars is dried-up canals, ancient ruins and godless heathens that regressed to barbarism. The moon is still dead and airless, but under the surface live Mooninites that are flipping you off as Victorian as they can right now.

	Very Edgar Rice Burroughs.		Very Edgar Rice Burroughs.

			So what do the different cultures of Humanity do when faced with the enormity of the cosmos? They go to war over it and carve out extensions of their colonial empires. The British own the largest chunk, because they're just plain good at brutally cruching natives. The French and the Germans are also major players, and the Russians are always a wild card. As for the Belgians, they're dicks. Ever read ''Heart of Darkness''? It's sort of like that.

			Also, this game has a skill for riding pterodactyls. Fuck, why are you not playing it right now?

1d4chan>NotBrandX: making the edit war funny

2009-11-15T03:22:55Z

making the edit war funny

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	: They also started the whole sci-fi RPG genre with an [[Traveller\|earlier game]].		: They also started the whole sci-fi RPG genre with an [[Traveller\|earlier game]].
	: And there's no "punk" to this, just "steam." Notice a lack of goggles.		: And there's no "punk" to this, just "steam." Notice a lack of goggles.
	Maybe it's like [[Spelljammer]] without quite so much fuckwin.		Maybe it's like [[Spelljammer]] without quite so much <strike>fail</strike> fuckwin.

	The premise is all that junk science you see in 19th century magazines and advertisements turns out to be true. The space between worlds is filled with an sparse material called "ether" that you can push against with one of Thomas Edison's patented Ether Propellors or a good Edwardian Ether Screw. Vessels are crafted with the gravity-repelling material of liftwood, and are powered by steam engines with giant magnifying glasses to harness solar energy.		The premise is all that junk science you see in 19th century magazines and advertisements turns out to be true. The space between worlds is filled with an sparse material called "ether" that you can push against with one of Thomas Edison's patented Ether Propellors or a good Edwardian Ether Screw. Vessels are crafted with the gravity-repelling material of liftwood, and are powered by steam engines with giant magnifying glasses to harness solar energy.

67.188.116.90 at 19:22, 14 November 2009

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	: They also started the whole sci-fi RPG genre with an [[Traveller\|earlier game]].		: They also started the whole sci-fi RPG genre with an [[Traveller\|earlier game]].
	: And there's no "punk" to this, just "steam." Notice a lack of goggles.		: And there's no "punk" to this, just "steam." Notice a lack of goggles.
	Maybe it's like [[Spelljammer]] without quite so much ~~fail~~.		Maybe it's like [[Spelljammer]] without quite so much fuckwin.

	The premise is all that junk science you see in 19th century magazines and advertisements turns out to be true. The space between worlds is filled with an sparse material called "ether" that you can push against with one of Thomas Edison's patented Ether Propellors or a good Edwardian Ether Screw. Vessels are crafted with the gravity-repelling material of liftwood, and are powered by steam engines with giant magnifying glasses to harness solar energy.		The premise is all that junk science you see in 19th century magazines and advertisements turns out to be true. The space between worlds is filled with an sparse material called "ether" that you can push against with one of Thomas Edison's patented Ether Propellors or a good Edwardian Ether Screw. Vessels are crafted with the gravity-repelling material of liftwood, and are powered by steam engines with giant magnifying glasses to harness solar energy.

1d4chan>NotBrandX: Here, have some actual content.

2009-11-04T22:22:24Z

Here, have some actual content.

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			{{Game Infobox
			\|name = Space:1889
			<!-- \|picture = [[File:Space1889_cover.jpg\|200px]] -->
			\|type = [[RPG]]
			\|publisher = Game Designer's Workshop
			\|authors = Frank Chadwick
			\|year = 1988
			}}
			[[Category: Roleplaying]]

	Steampunk Sci-Fi RPG. Only decent thing Games Designer Workshop ever did.		Steampunk Sci-Fi RPG. Only decent thing Games Designer Workshop ever did.
			: They also started the whole sci-fi RPG genre with an [[Traveller\|earlier game]].
			: And there's no "punk" to this, just "steam." Notice a lack of goggles.
			Maybe it's like [[Spelljammer]] without quite so much fail.

			The premise is all that junk science you see in 19th century magazines and advertisements turns out to be true. The space between worlds is filled with an sparse material called "ether" that you can push against with one of Thomas Edison's patented Ether Propellors or a good Edwardian Ether Screw. Vessels are crafted with the gravity-repelling material of liftwood, and are powered by steam engines with giant magnifying glasses to harness solar energy.

			The inner planets are like different time periods: Mercury is a volcanic mire, Venus is a jungle of megaflora and dinosaurs, Earth has it's kings and presidents, and Mars is dried-up canals, ancient ruins and godless heathens that regressed to barbarism. The moon is still dead and airless, but under the surface live Mooninites that are flipping you off as Victorian as they can right now.

			Very Edgar Rice Burroughs.