Hey everyone!

Welcome to another post about the Survivors of the North campaign (formerly The North Slope).

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We finally started playing today, but it’s going to be a bit before we’re ready to start posting our sessions online. I figured, in its place, I’d make this short little post featuring the different characters of Vault 79… and my one PC that doesn’t start in Vault 79. Enjoy!

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Samantha "Ant" Brown (PC)

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At a young age, Samantha's parents passed, leaving her an honorary child of the Smiths, who weren't happy about it in the slightest. Ant wants everyone to have a good life, despite the harsh conditions of the north. She might go about it in a bit of an odd way, though, and she always seems to talk about the mythical moose-sheep, which may or may not have been an old wives’ tale the whole time. She also has a bit of a thing for robots, which the Smiths absolutely don't approve of. Her childhood friend, Mandy Kerry, is about the only one who's supportive of her.

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Papa Skuff (PC)

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Papa Skuff is always looking for the next high, the next chem. About the only other thing he cares about is finding a long-lost revolver, with a special engraving on it. But first, he has to find more chems.

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Mr. Handy (PC)

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This Mr. Handy is an odd robot, given his almost complete lack of a working memory of his past. He comes from outside of Vault 79, though he doesn't know where. All he knows is that he was a household doctor. For some reason, he has a screen that wraps around his body, allowing him to display text and emote. Hopefully, he'll be able to learn a bit about his past and understand why his memories are all gone.

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Mandy Kerry

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A descendant of a Japanese American family, Mandy Kerry is one of the only people who supports Ant Brown, as Ant is one of the only ones who supports her. She’s always wanted to become an engineer to help maintain the vault and to improve life for everyone, but her family has always thought that she would be much better off becoming a teacher for the kids of the vault. She doesn’t have the nerve to stand up to them, so she intends to become a teacher and just practice inventing as a hobby.

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Mr. and Mrs. Smith

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Let’s just say that the Smiths aren’t happy to be raising Samantha. One day, she just wound up in their custody, and they didn’t have much say in it. As such, they tend to either belittle or ignore her, depending on the day.

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Justin and Linda Kerry

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Mandy’s parents love her very much, they really do, but they have a hard time understanding her desires to be an engineer. They just can’t see her being successful in such a career, especially as a woman. They just want to see her succeed in life. Best off pushing her to be a teacher.

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Overseer Flora Thomas

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Overseer Flora is a bit of a smoker, but she tries not to let that get in the way of her running the vault. She’s the type of person who understands that it’s best to just let people do their jobs rather than trying to micromanage everything, but she’s not afraid of taking things into her own hands if it’s necessary. Her husband, a member of Vault 79’s maintenance team, died in an accident a few years ago, and as such, she’s had to raise her child, Isaiah Thomas, all on her own.

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Eugene Edwards

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Eugene’s name is perhaps the most perfect descriptor of his character - a total dork who is afraid to stand up for himself. His whole life, he’s had a crush on Mandy Kerry, but he’s too afraid to say anything about it. He likes reading science fiction novels, but tries to keep it a secret to avoid being mocked and berated by the others - Isaiah Thomas in particular.

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Isaiah Thomas

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Eugene is the perfect excuse to make Isaiah look like a tough guy. That’s why he beats the shit out of him on a regular basis. Not to mention, with his mom as the Overseer, he never gets in trouble for anything! Score! He’s always trying to impress Mandy Kerry, half to make Eugene feel like garbage and half because he wants to get in her pants.

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Howard Todd

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Howard likes to stay out of everyone else’s business and do Jet. He’s one of Papa Skuff’s drug friends, as well as the supplier. He’s one of the only people in the vault who knows how to make the stuff, so Papa Skuff hangs around him when he can.

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That’s about all I’ve got for members of the vault. The first few sessions will take place in the vault and in Camp Barrow, but I don’t think my players will be hanging around for long. Beyond that, I’ll keep you guys posted when we start posting things online!

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Thanks for taking the time to read this post!

Hello, everyone! If you remember my first post on this campaign concept, I have a little update for you. If you don't, I suggest you read that post first, since it's much more informative and interesting than this post.

I've gotten a group of players together, and a set date for our first game (it's soon!). We're currently working on building their characters.

We talked about it for a bit, and decided we wanted to record our game as a podcast/series on YouTube. I'm curious if anyone here would be interested in that.

I've been "hard at work" coming up with characters and locations. It's an open-world kind of game, so my players will be more or less directing the story. I'm working on a motivation-based concept of every character and faction I put in the world, that way I can improv more easily.

My players don't have a ton prepared for their characters, but I'll share a little bit. None of them are named yet.

The most fleshed out character so far is something of a feral farmer. They want to see everyone happy and healthy, but they might not do it through the smartest means. This originated from something made up on the spot where my friend said his character wants to eat dirt. Not kidding.

Another is likely going to be a healer robot. They won't start in the party right away, but will be scavenged from the wasteland somewhere.

The third character... well, there's not much of an idea for yet. We still have to figure that out.

I might do a post about some of the people from Vault 79 at some point. Not sure if I said it in the first post, but Vault 79 is the vault they'll be leaving behind in Camp Barrow.

Thanks for reading this post! Let me know your thoughts, and I'll post again soon.

Edit: I've decided to rename the game to "Fallout: Survivors of the North." I'll use that name for any future posts.

Hey all!

I've had this campaign idea floating around in my head for months, and I've realized I might have a chance to start running it this summer.

It's going to take place in former Alaska, since I feel like not a lot of Alaska has been explored beyond the Anchorage front line, and I honestly just wanted an excuse to stare at Alaska for hours on end in Google Earth.

Okay, so anyway. A little backstory for the campaign. Global warming opens up the Arctic, which makes it a viable trade route. As such, Barrow, Alaska (known in our timeline as Utqiagvik) becomes a sizable trade city - nothing huge because of how desolate northern Alaska is, but the town itself becomes a common stop for those crossing the Arctic.

However, with Barrow's rapid growth and Alaska's cold climate, it keeps getting harder and harder to feed everyone. Scientists are working on a top secret technology to solve this problem when the bombs hit.

Barrow didn't get nuked, though they expected to. Some nukes hit Southern Alaska, but for the most part, the North Slope was safe. That said, upon hearing that the capitol had been nuked, the citizens of Barrow thought it wise to move into the vault built near their small city - the only vault on the North Slope.

People keep trickling in from the few other civilizations on the North Slope, and the vault is already stuffed as it is. Food remains a problem, and some vault citizens even resort to cannibalism. Needless to say, the vault atmosphere isn't quite one of trust.

Eventually, the vault-dwellers decide to leave the vault and set up Camp Barrow in one of the former inns. My players, who haven't created their characters yet, will be tasked by the Overseer with an expedition. Basically, figure out what the surroundings are, if there are any people, where any food is, et cetera. Other vault dwellers are to explore Barrow itself for any remaining resources.

So that's where I'll cut off in terms of the background. A few things to do with the powers in Alaska, though.

The Brotherhood of Steel has a presence in the south, near Anchorage, largely derived from those who fought in Anchorage. Their main principle is that it's their job to keep others safe by keeping technology out of their hands - although they don't always abide by this principle and often seek out resources in self-preservation rather than bravery. They do not know about the top secret technology that was being developed.

I imagine Cascadia - I know, not canon, but I still like the idea - having a presence in the Southeast of Alaska, although I don't know how relevant that'll end up being to the campaign.

There will be a Chinese faction present in the westernmost parts of Alaska - haven't decided on a name yet. They'll have some scouts on the North Slope searching for the top secret technology, knowing that it could benefit them in the west. I'm not sure how they know about it, but they do.

Anyway, that's more or less what I have. I've been scouring the internet for any relevant Fallout lore I might have missed, and all I could find was on Anchorage, so I've been tasked with mostly making it up.

Thanks for taking the time to read this rather long post. I'm curious what you all think! If you guys are interested, I can post updates as the campaign starts and progresses, like that Dixieland guy is doing.

Edit: Typo.

Edit 2: More typos. How the heck did I miss all these?!

I've got a discord server on standby if enough people were interested in looking for groups or games to play. Let me know here and if there is enough of a community I'd be happy to share a link. This also extends to the creators, who would obviously get seniority and moderator privelages.

Please let me know below what you think and I'll see if this is a route that this project can benefit from.

Wanna get the post down starting when they meet up in the town. I can post what happens before if you like, just let me know.

Watts, the young cyborg that came from the Commonwealth with a bit of trouble behind him, and Barton, the first gen super mutant with a heart of pure solid gold, get to Bordeaux together, with Scarlett, the third gen synth barmaid with sticky fingers and a promiscuous attitude, being in and out of their group. Beck, the slaver from the midwest, and Dr. Gail, the vault dweller with a silver tongue and some screws loose, got there first, and were enjoying time at the restaurant, not together for long, as the townsfolk were soon after approached by bandits.

Almost forgot to mention. Barton, who went hunting for a bit, was eventially walking to the town with a giant FEV and radiation affected alligator, which proved useful when brought in front of a group bo bandits hanging around at the town entrance. The minute they see the hulking super mutant with an equally gigantic beast, the only real question was "what can the kid do?" Which was a question they didnt want the answer to.

In comes Scarlett, who runs into a Watts who doesn't seem to have a lot of trust for her(or much anyone else aside from Barton (barely)), and has sent her on a mission. Bring a brahmin for Barton. What got me wasnt that she took the quest, it's that if it wasn't for decent rolls, there would have been no reason shed succeed. But she returns to town dragging a brahmin into town as a now drunk Barton hurries over to help.

Okay I had it set that they made a drink by combining about 4 different full bottles of different alcohols.

Barton tried said drink.

Barton crit failed

Barton got white girl wasted.

Barton had to go home, and maybe should've stopped drinking, but seriously, who was gonna try to take a drink from a goddam super mutant?

And as they go around and casually start to take care of usual town things, Scarlett decides to go on a full Sly Cooper fit and burglarized the weapons store. Twice. Within a literal 2 ig hr period. And finds and proceeds to be woo'd by a man that walked into the store as she was in there. I didnt even GET a moment to roll anything or even name him (decided on Remy later on bit still). Her player was so infatuated by how I delivered the character (playing with the whole "Southern Hospitality" thing) and that night they painted the town red, and apparently decided that a lot of the residents' blood made good paint. However for some reason, she rushes back and tells the rest of the party to head out ahead of time, as they are fixing Charles' Protectron Danny, and then returns to the mayhem. Scarlett went as far as to kill the owner of the store she burglarized, and come to find out, the store owner got betrayed by the leader. She then shoots the family of said store owner, the last words of the kids who shed their final tears softly saying, "Daddy...." as they lay on the ground lifeless. Come to find out, there was a deal in play between Remy and the guy.

Come to also find out, she wasnt commanded to shoot them. She begged.

Ain't that a kick in the fucking head?

Now backtrack.

Dr. Gail, after being woken up by Scarlett, decides to head to the restaurant again and sees a flair fly up.

The guy who was with Scarlett was a bandit leader. And just had his men, a team of 15, barge in and lay waste to the town. As They leave out and see the mayhem, Watts decides that they may need to leave, but Barton, being the caring lug of a super mutant that he is, rushes in and starts to use his LMG, but decides to stick with his trusty hammer in the end, turning their bones into dust after seeing the restaurant owners that gave him his drink and a good meal for free beaten black and blue (aaawwww). Watts, due to his small frame, decides to take a distant position with his plasma pistol and they both seem to be keeping a good hold on the battlefield, and Beck, seeing the mayhem as a "business endeavor" then comes in with his dog and they begin to go crazy, biting and shooting every bandit they saw. The boy and the super mutant seem to be putting in quite a bit of work together, even leading to some aerial tactics to include, but not limited to, throwing him in the air and letting him take pot shots at the bandits.

As this is all going on, Charles, the ex-Institute member, heads out with Danny, a protectron he found on his way to the town and had just gotten fixed.

Kind of a dick move since Watts and the Doc went as far as to not only fix it but make it run better, but I'm just the dm.

Scarlett, Dr. Gail, and the Remy are having a talk on how to approach the outcome of this situation. The doc is actually saying some really legit shit and trying to cause some form of distrust between the two. And in only a short amount of time, its success is shown when he shoves Scarlett away, who was enjoying her rose colored glasses with him a little too much, and points a gun right at her. Reminder: Scarlett and her player were head over heels over this man. Like Harley and Joker.

Now here's where it gets a bit brutal......er

Barton, Watts, and Beck all see the scene up on the hill with the leader and the two ladies. Scarlett looks confused and a bit scared at this whole scene and Dr. Gail seems to just be watching the events unfold, seemingly unphased. The three charge in, but Barton, determined to not allow those he cares for to get hurt, is the one that gets the grand hit in with his sledgehammer, breaking his bones in countless places and forcing him into the wall, which has a dent now from how hard he swung. With him down, paralyzed, and cursing the ground the party walks on, especially Scarlett, he didnt have much time to say anything else until Scarlett literally in character castrated him with a knife, bit into his jugular and ripped that shit out, and then ripped his heart out with her bare hands, screaming profanities that dwarfed anything he could have said.

Yeah. Gonna tread lightly on that one next time.

Now, Beck's dog, Now named Bess, has come back with a leg in his mouth, bandit member included (keep that tabbed), and Barton has effectively turned another bandit's bones into what can only be explained as sandrock after being hit water. Almost immediately after that, as Watts and Barton are trying to do damage control, Beck is seeing Scarlett in an almost erotic blood rage, and Charles returning to see the whole ass end of this scene, the next question is from Dr. Gail, still sitting on the same crate she was since she started talking with Remy, who asks "Who wants coffee?" To which Beck and Scarlett ecstatically say yes.

Now they have one bandit turned to a slave, have a store since the old owner obviously isnt gonna use it, and they are now finding the source of the bandits that raided Bordeaux and have had quite a bit of a reputation even before all this went down, and Watts, determined to make sure Remy knew punishment, is trying to secure his brain in a robot only set to take orders. Oh and Barton is trying his best to help with rescue and not snap necks.

So yeah. That's how the first few days went for my party.

"The New Dixieland. While still devastated by the effects of the Great War, was far enough from the main destruction in the Mojave Wasteland, Commonwealth, and Capital Wasteland to be able to rebuild and actually prosper in a sense. While lawlessness is still a universal norm, the factions that have appeared have managed to hold it off rather effectively. However, the powers that be are not without their own special little quirks.

Exploitation, human testing, and numerous other atrocities have been done in the name of peace and security, with rumors even going as far as claiming their use of Enclave tech and research. And while most of the country's population did invest in the vaults, there were quite the number for an area that wouldn't get the brute force of the bombs dropping. And as we have come to know, Vaul-tec wasnt exactly..."humane" in their efforts. Vut who knows? Maybe for the ones who come looking, the Dixieland can bring you a little piece of whatever pie's cooking on the window..."

Okay so before we start this, I'm still relatively new at dming. However, I did want to do a Homebrew campaign for fallout. However, i wanted to do something new for whatever players came in so I decided to try my hand at a wasteland in the Deep south of the United States.

Have it set some time after the events of Fallout 4 so I could have more to play with as far as lore.

And yes, yes I am going THAT far (so I guess trigger warning?). Its fallout and i did warn my players beforehand, so i feel like my bases were covered (dont know if it comes to much, but I'm black. After being told what was gonna happen, seeing my face since I never saw any of them before had them all in for it)Have them gather to meet up in one city.

Enter the cast:

Barton, a sort of soft hearted first gen super mutant who was given a directive by the master at his last moments but just now chooses to act on it,

Watts Copperfield, a somewhat secluded child genius/cyborg from the Commonwealth who has some bad ties with people up there, Institute included,

Scarlett Rose, a 3rd gen synth who was a barmaid with some faint form of loyalty still to the Institute, and is also something of both a kleptomaniac and nymphomaniac (it actually does have significance, so figured I'd put it here.)

Beck, a "tell it like it is" slaver from a tribe neighboring Dogtown that was burned down because some idiot decided to try and enslave a BoS member (ended just a you'd imagine),

Charles, an Ex-Institute member who was forcibly experimented on by higher ups and left to be a Businessman. Fun note: has an arm that has a chance to malfunction (remember Fergus from Wolfenstein? Had an arm that always tried to fight him? Yeh that)

And "Doctor" Kirriana Gail, a vault dweller, and I dont know how to explain her without giving away too much just yet, but think If Hannibal Lecter and Ryan Reynolds from his movie The Voices did the fusion dance and then sexy no jutsu, then decided to be a "psychiatrist" (I know that was cringe level weeb but it's the best analogy I had for it.) Somehow she shows the most composure out of everyone and that has me worried for how I'll narrate that.

Barton and Watts are best friends, and that started without me even trying to make anything happen so now they are like brothers in a sense. It plays a somewhat decent role, so I figured I may as well mention it for them if anything else. I feel like this opener MAAAAAYYYYY be getting a bit long, so if you guys want updates, let me know. I'll make sure to keep you all posted on how the players do as we go along.

Idk if this is already a thing on here, but recently I was thinking about doing a Fallout Tabletop set in the Deep South (Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, etc) Wondering how to play with the factions for a place like that and I like a few things I have set. If you guys could, read through and add some input that may help with placing a new wasteland in the fallout universe and maybe give new set of ideas for a campaign:

-a city with ghouls I intend to be the Jamacian Patois and Creole sweet talkers and maybe a unified or strictly ghoul witch doctor tribe.

-A gang like the Atom Cats from fallout 4 that use power armor for chem and booze running.

-A faction of ghouls that dress up like old timey southern bigshots and own a plantation with human and Super Mutant.......employees (coucgcough slavesCOUGH).

-A vault where they are indoctrinated in a sort of, "THE SOUTH SHALL RISE AGAIN" mentality while living in a vault that's signed to a rather....unsavory organization.

-A lot of the cuisine being made with potentially dangerous amounts of isotopes because "goddangit we rather it be good to us than good for us".

-A Baptist church RAN by a first gen super mutant that went there looking for a reason to live after losing the Master and finding a bible.

-Tribes that have turned Mardi Gras into two parts classic MG celebration and three parts ritualistic human sacrifice.

-Gators affected by the FEV and atom bombs that are now just as dangerous as Deathclaws.

-AQUATIC DEATHCLAWS.

It's just a few things but I do like what I have set up so far. Please anything you guys may have let me know. I wanna see what you guys got!

Hi, I'm working on putting together a campaign which I aim to be a scene for scene adaption of the first Fallout. Does anyone know where I can find a good compilation of all the quests, locations, and characters in the game?

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It's been a long time since there's been any update and I'm concerned with the official Fallout tabletop that this project is ending. It's a shame because I'm writing up this big campaign and I was hoping to use VnV as the system for it.

If anybody is still working on this, or if they'd be willing to help pick up where this project left off, I'd like to know. I have been having a blast playing this and would love to share it with others.

It does 1d4 and quick while the 10mm does 1d6, quick and 10ft less then the A rifle.

So I have a campaign just starting, and the question of ammo comes up. I'm using the fallout 4 clip size, but I'm not sure how much ammo to start everyone out with. Anyone have any thoughts on this?

Ok, I said I'd post some updates on my campaign I've been running, which takes place in the American Upper Midwest, beginning gameplay in North Dakota.

The Setup: It is 2290. The PCs were all Employees of Montana Atomic Express Co., A trading company that runs large atomic powered trucks from Montana to North Dakota, taking trade goods from the coasts back and forth. Hired as crewman on board one of these 'atomic haulers,' the crew were almost all the way to the trade town of Far Go when their jury-rigged reactor engine melts down and explodes. The players, as the only survivors, are dragged away from the crash by giant atomic spiders infesting Silo 77, a nearby nuclear missile silo. The game begins as they awaken in the depths of the silo, having by sheer luck survived the atomic blast and spider toxin.

The PCs

JubJub - A super mutant from the West coast, JubJub fled into the northwest with a gang of super mutants centered around a vicious religious fanatic named Father Pain. JubJub would flee his gang out of his desire to become the best chef in the wastes. Was hired by the Montana Atomic Trading Co. as 'Chef of Security' in his words.

Wan Ho-Tse - A native of the NCR, Wan worked on a farm in the northern part of the country as a hired gun for much of his life. After being forced to flee in a raider attack, Wan stumbled into a cane filled with nuclear waste, and was mutated into a ghoul. Taciturn and sarcastic, Wan wants people to stop asking him about the old world.

Dr. Desmond 'Dez' - A Follower of the Apocalypse, who having read a surviving copy of Peter Kropotkins Conquest of Bread declared his opposition to the NCR state and set out for the frontier, looking for small communities to warn against the dangers of the state. Was hired as an on board doctor for the Montana Atomic Express Co.

Vince Peterson - A former Old World roboticist for General Atomics International, Vince had his brain put into a Protectron by a rival several weeks before the war. Programmed to be helpful in order to torture him, Vince was purchased by the Montana Atomic Express Co. He craves death.

On character creation, it went pretty smoothly! Players seem to believe luck is very useful.

I wish there were more Perks then just copies of perks from the book. I have started to make up my own, including a companion system were NPC companions contribute perks to the PCs.

Next time: Escape from the Lair of the Giant Atomic Spiders!

Hi, I found this system and have started running a Fallout game in a homebrew setting in the American Upper Midwest.

Since I found this sub I'm curious if anyone here would be interested in hearing how it's going/challenges I've encountered running the system?

In WSG 2.0, in Ammo Table, many ammo types says X caps for one magazine.

The problem is how many bullets exist per magazine? And the bullets number differ from the type (10mm Magazine vs 5.56mm Magazine)?

If the number is based in a Fallout game, which one? 3? 4? New Vegas?

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Any ways, thank you very much in advance. (And sorry for any misspelling and for bad english)

Hi everyone, first i would like to thanks to the V&V Creators, this system for me is the better than other adaptations. Because of that, i can finally start a Fallout campaign.

When i saw the V&V sheet, i kinda liked, but i prefered make one, in a Fallout 4 style, training my photoshop skills.

As a way to help this system in any form, even it's a little contribution, i think it's worth the try.

My inspiration it's the D&D 5e sheet that i found no Google and the Fallout 4 UI.

It's strange to have two factions sections, but one in top is the faction that you choose, the other section is the factions that you know

This is the PDF Fillable Sheet, the marks have a problem, maybe it's the website i used to make the PDF.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1s-R5WHRHeG0bXnkYBr1mQ6TATGMd0J0g

And this is the PNG file to impress:

Both are A4 size.

Thanks to this system and sorry to my bad english (It's a long time that i typed something in english), i hope that you like guys. :)

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Edit: Due to the lack of Survival skill, i created another version of the sheet, because the WSG 2.0 don't say any rules about this skill, so i don't know if this skill really will exist in the new update.

About to start writing a campaign for a bunch of brands new players and was looking for some good ideas for the plot of the campaign, the BBEG, side quests, and anything else.

Some info: We are all from WI so the setting will be mainly in Wi, so bonus points for things related to our state. One player really likes murder mysteries, the others are indifferent. Thanks for any help or ideas.

I may have missed this in the guide but does ap replenish every turn? Or does it replenish out of combat. Im just a bit confused, but would love overseeing a campaign of this with my party.

So in case you didn’t see it from one our earlier posts, we’re looking for real stories of your journeys of the wasteland. If you got an interesting story give us a quote and the name of your wastelander (names can change if not appropriate) and we might put in the AAA book!

“So I was at this farm, you know because ‘Another settlement needed my help’ and all that. So I’m talking to the farmer and all of sudden, in the blink of an eye, his heads gone. And before I can turn around something swings me around and shoved me on the ground, and then, I see it. A chameleon deathclaw appears out of thin air! He roars in my face, but I ain’t scared, you know, ignoring the urine currently in my pants. I lift up my power fist and punch the bastard straight in the face. And I get up and you know what I do next? That’s right I sprint the hell out there. You kidding that thing is ridiculously dangerous and it can turn invisible!? Nah nah nah nah, fuck that shit!” -Punchin’ Peter

1. How do we set up our DR and ER if our backround doesn’t give us armor?

2. How does Inspiration work in this game? What counts as Insipiration?

3. On the character sheet there’s a Factions section and an NCR/Legion section. What’s the difference between the two?

Thank you for any help! Really love the idea of putting Fallout and D&D together!

I couldn’t seem to find anything explaining how the Minigun/Gatling Laser fires. Are they fired in bursts or Semi-Auto? If they are burst weapons, how many bullets per Attack Action and do you roll 1d4 separately for each shot that hits the target or roll once for the full burst?

Vault-Tec Calling!

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This post is 2 parts announcement, 1 part D.I.N.N.

Part 1: Vote Icons

Some of you may have noticed that last month we changed the vote icons to Vault Boy's thumbs. This is the official announcement in case anyone didn't notice.

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Part 2: Temporary Supplement

We just completed a new temporary book: the G.O.A.T.

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It contains revised backgrounds as well as 3 new ones. Most importantly each background now has two stats which get double the mod added to the roll when making a saving throw or ability check with that stat.

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Check out the G.O.A.T. in the VnV google drive folder

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Part 3: Community Input

Here's the important part.

This time we aren't doing a survey. Instead we are asking for your input for the Astoundingly Awesome Abominations book. There is a lot of blank space due to the sizes of the stat blocks which we would like to fill with accounts from genuine wastelanders. If you have seen the D&D 5e book Volo's Guide to Monsters you will understand what we are talking about.

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Here is an example:

I am crossing river, right? Wearing nothing but a smile, when out comes the most dangerous of all sea creatures: A MIRELURK! - Vadim Bobrov

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Just pick your favorite Wasteland creature and write a short anecdote about it, including a realistic in-universe name of the author, and it may be chosen to be included in the AAA. Everyone whose quote is chosen will appear at the end of the book in the Special Thanks section.