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Starforged: Valentin Sikorski (Session 7)
Session 7 of my Ironsworn: Starforged actual play journal. Valentin is reminded of a child trauma and tries to save a person. Will he succeed?
Starforged: Valentin Sikorski (Session 6)
Session 6 of my Ironsworn: Starforged actual play journal. Valentin meets a new enemy and embarks on a journey.
Starforged: Valentin Sikorski (Session 5)
Session 5 of my Ironsworn: Starforged actual play journal. A simple delivery side job develops unexpectedly. And who are Scarlet Blades?
Starforged: Valentin Sikorski (Session 4)
Session 4 of my Ironsworn: Starforged actual play journal. Valentin continues in his preparations for an information-extraction heist. Is he going to be able to steal the necessary navigational data?
Starforged: Valentin Sikorski (Session 3)
Session 3 of my Ironsworn: Starforged actual play journal. We learn a bit more about Valentin's lost mentor Yelena. Valentin is offered the promised job and given a plan. He is also introduced to a new connection and tested in a battle
Starforged: Valentin Sikorski (Session 2)
Session 2 of my Ironsworn: Starforged actual play journal. Is Valentin going to be able to pick up and deliver the package?
Starforged: Valentin Sikorski (Sessions 0+1)
Starforged is a TTRPG game with a focus on narrative and is very well designed for (not only) solo play. This post is the first in a series of my play reports. Let's see which stories are going to unfold.
Crashed Resistance X-Wing 1:72 diorama
Another Bandai kit of a vehicle from StarWars. Crashed after an emergency landing.
Gaslands vehicle and diorama
A build log for a Gaslands inspired vehicle with a piece of terrain.
Another year of Sofle keyboard
It’s been almost a year since I wrote my last update about Sofle Keyboard. At that time, I had one prototype of Sofle V2 on my table and was happy with the state of the design. My attention moved onto other projects and hobbies and I didn’t really feel like evolving the design at all. Recently I have built my second (only!) Sofle V2 build and realized a lot has happened for Sofle since the last time and it might be nice to write an update.
