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The Gap Between Us | A Starfinder 2e Actual Play Spherecast

The Gap Between Us | A Starfinder 2e Actual Play Spherecast

著者: Standard Actions Network
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A Starfinder 2e homebrew actual play series focused on narrative-driven storytelling and roleplay. Join the crew each week as they struggle to survive and thrive on a failing Post-Gap Absalom Station.

Standard Actions Network 2026
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  • TWR24 | Blood on the Ice
    2026/07/23

    The confidence level is like night and day over here. No longer a floundering rag-tag crew, this gang knows what to expect and how to get the job done. It's gonna bum me out way more though if (when) they falter. Nope. They're fine! Everything is fine!

    I am a bit worried that this "Beastmaster" is playing at something that these dummies don't even understand yet. Perhaps time will tell! Either that or Jexa will. She's got this knowing look. Though Tarrik may be the only one keeping score. The other two seem a bit distracted.

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    📺 Watch Us On YouTube

    Our show is designed to be watched! Check us out on YouTube so you don't miss all the action, graphics, and effects on the board.

    Full Playlist → https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3Ywig8fcww7B-n3LAcjfoqP79LaRdMnr

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    📖 About the Campaign

    The end of all things didn’t arrive with fury or thunder. There was no otherworldly mass of violence, no maelstrom of panic and destruction. The Gods did not descend from the Great Beyond to deliver their ultimate judgment to a failed creation that was the dispirit planes of the Inner and Outer Spheres.

    No, the Gods simply said nothing.

    In fact, they’ve said nothing since that notorious day a little over four years ago.

    Instead, it was with a brief, bewildered shock of surprise followed by a slow forced march towards the edge that everything ended. A subdued befuddlement; a resigned, if disgruntled murmur. Though many did rage against the end, most slowly came to accept it like a dull, bitter weariness seeping into their very souls.

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    🎨 Credits

    • Campaign Creation — Andrew Regis
    • Character & Environmental Art — Gavin Mikesell
    • Battle Map Art & Design — Will Muto
    • Original Theme Music — Brett Rayer

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    🛎️ Subscribe for more actual plays, chaos, and sci-fi shenanigans every week!

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    1 時間 45 分
  • TWR23 | Served Cold
    2026/07/16

    The crew gets a break from relentless combat to get to know their new friend Nirdra and she's able to shed some light on the recent history of the apartment building as well as some of the creatures within it.

    Of course, this comes with a small request to backtrack a bit. We certainly ran through some recent floors without wholly extinct-ing the beasts who live there and now it's time to pay the piper.

    Q: How many sharpwing eyes does it take to see a door open?

    A: [...I don't know, probably not nearly as many as they have.]

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    📺 Watch Us On YouTube

    Our show is designed to be watched! Check us out on YouTube so you don't miss all the action, graphics, and effects on the board.

    Full Playlist → https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3Ywig8fcww7B-n3LAcjfoqP79LaRdMnr

    ____________________________________

    📖 About the Campaign

    The end of all things didn’t arrive with fury or thunder. There was no otherworldly mass of violence, no maelstrom of panic and destruction. The Gods did not descend from the Great Beyond to deliver their ultimate judgment to a failed creation that was the dispirit planes of the Inner and Outer Spheres.

    No, the Gods simply said nothing.

    In fact, they’ve said nothing since that notorious day a little over four years ago.

    Instead, it was with a brief, bewildered shock of surprise followed by a slow forced march towards the edge that everything ended. A subdued befuddlement; a resigned, if disgruntled murmur. Though many did rage against the end, most slowly came to accept it like a dull, bitter weariness seeping into their very souls.

    ____________________________________

    🎨 Credits

    • Campaign Creation — Andrew Regis
    • Character & Environmental Art — Gavin Mikesell
    • Battle Map Art & Design — Will Muto
    • Original Theme Music — Brett Rayer

    ____________________________________

    🛎️ Subscribe for more actual plays, chaos, and sci-fi shenanigans every week!

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    1 時間 41 分
  • TWR22 | Knock-down Drag-out
    2026/07/09

    Offa-doofa. This one is off to the races without any preamble. The crew has no time to waste if they're going to save their rat. Everyone light a candle for poor Jexa. Perhaps if she makes it through this she'll learn the value of friendship or whatever.

    We also learn this week what's behind some more doors! Sometimes it's friends, often it's warring monsters. Sometimes... a kitty cat. Are we not going to comment on the new kitty cat art? I noticed!

    Roadblocks and tough decisions loom large in the face of already great adversity.

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    📺 Watch Us On YouTube

    Our show is designed to be watched! Check us out on YouTube so you don't miss all the action, graphics, and effects on the board.

    Full Playlist → https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3Ywig8fcww7B-n3LAcjfoqP79LaRdMnr

    ____________________________________

    📖 About the Campaign

    The end of all things didn’t arrive with fury or thunder. There was no otherworldly mass of violence, no maelstrom of panic and destruction. The Gods did not descend from the Great Beyond to deliver their ultimate judgment to a failed creation that was the dispirit planes of the Inner and Outer Spheres.

    No, the Gods simply said nothing.

    In fact, they’ve said nothing since that notorious day a little over four years ago.

    Instead, it was with a brief, bewildered shock of surprise followed by a slow forced march towards the edge that everything ended. A subdued befuddlement; a resigned, if disgruntled murmur. Though many did rage against the end, most slowly came to accept it like a dull, bitter weariness seeping into their very souls.

    ____________________________________

    🎨 Credits

    • Campaign Creation — Andrew Regis
    • Character & Environmental Art — Gavin Mikesell
    • Battle Map Art & Design — Will Muto
    • Original Theme Music — Brett Rayer

    ____________________________________

    🛎️ Subscribe for more actual plays, chaos, and sci-fi shenanigans every week!

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    1 時間 58 分
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