What rules system does Aether Adrift use?
Aether Adrift uses the Savage Worlds system created by PEG Inc. You’ll need a copy of the Savage Worlds Adventure Edition (SWADE) core rulebook to play the game.
You can find the SWADE core rule book on Pinnacle’s website, or at DrivethruRPG. https://peginc.com/store/savage-worlds-adventure-edition-core-rules-pdf-swade/ https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/261539/Savage-Worlds-Adventure-Edition
Last updated: December 16, 2021 17:40
What all do I need to play Aether Adrift?
You will need the Aether Adrift Core Rulebook, the Savage Worlds Adventure Edition Core Rulebook, a full set of polyhedral gaming dice with an extra 6-sided die, a deck of poker cards with both jokers, and as many character sheets as you have players.
A Virtual Tabletop (like Roll20, Fantasy Grounds, or Foundry) can take care of dice, cards and character sheets.
To fully enjoy the game, we recommend a one inch square or hex grid dry erasable battle map with miniatures, or a virtual tabletop (like Roll20, Fantasy Grounds, or Foundry) to keep track of characters in combat; and a set of tokens (like poker chips, or glass beads) to represent bennies.
We recommend playing with a group of friends, but solo roleplaying has been gaining popularity lately.
Last updated: December 16, 2021 17:50
Is Aether Adrift a video game?
No. Aether Adrift is a tabletop roleplaying game.
A Tabletop Roleplaying Game (Also known as a “TTRPG”, “Traditional RPG”, or “Pen and Paper RPG”) is a game that is played with friends either in person on a real tabletop or online with a virtual tabletop such as Roll20 or Foundry.
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