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'''''Scum and Villainy''''' is a game by Stras Acimovic and John LeBoeuf-Little about a spaceship crew trying to make ends meet in a sci-fi adventure setting influenced by touchstones such as ''Star Wars'' and ''Cowboy Bebop''. It is the primary game used in the second half of ''[[Twilight Mirage]]''. | '''''Scum and Villainy''''' is a game by Stras Acimovic and John LeBoeuf-Little about a spaceship crew trying to make ends meet in a sci-fi adventure setting influenced by touchstones such as ''Star Wars'' and ''Cowboy Bebop''. It is the primary game used in the second half of ''[[Twilight Mirage]]''. | ||
{{Quote|Unwise deals. Blaster fights. High adventure among the stars. Welcome to the world of Scum and Villainy.|source=Store page}}Scum and Villainy is one of several Forged in the Dark games featured on ''Friends at the Table'', with a ruleset based on John Harper's ''[[Blades in the Dark]]''. | {{Quote|Unwise deals. Blaster fights. High adventure among the stars. Welcome to the world of ''Scum and Villainy''.|source=Store page}}Scum and Villainy is one of several Forged in the Dark games featured on ''Friends at the Table'', with a ruleset based on John Harper's ''[[Blades in the Dark]]''. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* [https://evilhat.com/product/scum-and-villainy/ Store page] | * [https://evilhat.com/product/scum-and-villainy/ Store page] | ||
Revision as of 22:53, 18 July 2022
Scum and Villainy is a game by Stras Acimovic and John LeBoeuf-Little about a spaceship crew trying to make ends meet in a sci-fi adventure setting influenced by touchstones such as Star Wars and Cowboy Bebop. It is the primary game used in the second half of Twilight Mirage.
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Unwise deals. Blaster fights. High adventure among the stars. Welcome to the world of Scum and Villainy.”
– Store page
Scum and Villainy is one of several Forged in the Dark games featured on Friends at the Table, with a ruleset based on John Harper's Blades in the Dark.