Battle Report: Sump-Side Scramble

Inquisitor al-Nasr has made a new friend, Dietmar Schneider. Well, he's at least found someone who shares his interests. But before they can swap stories, al-Nasr's got to do a little job first.

Listed M.I.A.

When we last left the crew of The Ulysses, Jalen Ren had disappeared into the night in order to correct a supposed botch mission on the last job. Emperor only know where he's gone off to.

Review: Hive Scum and Reaper Minis

New Challengers

Having finished their first job with a minimum of repercussions, the crew has a few days to relax before the fridge starts to get a little empty again, which gives me time to show off a few new recruits.

What's in the Box?!

When we had last left the crew, they had narrowly escaped an ambush by a group of security guards while searching for a supposed xenos tech trinket that had come in from off-world. While the item in question had been moved before they investigated, but they still ended up with something: a wooden box.

Battle Report: Trespassing for Fun and Profit

Previously on 2nd Parsec to the Right, we looked at the condition of Avernus Prime, where our story opens. But it's time to get our boots on the ground and start making some cash.

Spotlight On: Avernus Prime

With the crew fully detailed, it's time actually get into Five Parsec's campaign system and dig into the world they've found themselves on.

Detailing the Crew - Part 2

Setting the Crew - Gill, Acetl, & Trin

Last time we dug into the details of Inquisitor al-Nasr, Acolyte Jalen Ren, and First Mate Ysuranel. Today, we'll detail the rest of the crew.

Detailing the Crew - Part 1

This post will be a little more technical, and short on the pretty pictures.

Introducing the Crew

In these trying times, it can be difficult to get your gaming fix. I know I've been struggling over the past couple years. Enter Five Parsecs From Home, a solo adventure wargame! I picked up this book a few weeks ago and have been having a ton of fun with it since. It is DENSE, and there is a ton of bookkeeping, but with a little imagination, you can get a really good story out of it.