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July 13, 2010, 8:20 am
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I Know You’re Out There Somewhere

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RGTraynor

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RGTraynor
July 13, 2010, 8:22

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This follows Steve Darlington’s excellent format for designing adventures: take an evocative song you like and use it as your inspiration. For the ones I’m posting here, I use Moody Blues’ songs; this one is I Know You’re Out There Somewhere. The adventure was written for my Firefly campaign, but it works in any SF campaign, and truth be told, would work for any milieu where the characters are traveling and are under time pressure to leave the area.

EchoMirage
July 17, 2010, 4:56

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Crew member abducted, get him back? Well, never would have thought of that.
But you do get a plus for the ship baptism.

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