Trinity Continuum
The world is fraught with dangers, from the products of mad science and corporate greed to the perils of lost civilizations. Fortunately, as many of the Talented will tell you, danger is their middle name, and the Æon Society is here to help them put things to right. The only constant in the world is change, and that’s where you come in.
At long last, the Trinity Continuum returns in this new edition with a new system and setting revised from the ground up. Talents: the subtle champions, daredevils of unparalleled skill and luck. Psiads: those able to employ the powers of their own minds to affect those around them. Novas: the stalwart few with the power to alter the very fabric of reality. These Inspired arise in times of need. Few of them will ever sit idly: they seem to be driven to act. Some will be crowned as heroes, others as power-mad aberrations. Which will you be?
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Hey, Trinity fans! It’s been a while, so let me re-introduce myself. I’m Ian A. A. Watson, and I’m the lead developer for the new Trinity Continuum. My last TC post two and a half years ago (!!!) was pretty brief, but covered a bit of why we’re calling our setting a Continuum this time around. I’m going … Read more
Greetings, true believers! Last week, we showed you how one builds a dice pool in Sardonyx and how one generates and stores Momentum. This week’s update is courtesy of Lauren Roy and Danielle Harper: Attributes and Skills, the nuts and bolts of those dice pools. Again, go easy on us – it’s feature complete, but still … Read more
Now available in PDF and print from DriveThruRPG: Art of Changing Breeds: A Visual Guide to the Fera The Art of Changing Breeds compiles the sketches, art notes, and alternate color approaches that went into the creation of the art depicting the shapeshifters featured in W20 Changing Breeds. Each Fera gets a section with down to … Read more
Greetings, true believers! It’s been a long, hard path to Sardonyx. The Genesis of a System The Storyteller/Storytelling Systems are built towards a fairly specific end – that is, horror gaming. Many games using those systems do cinematic action (Exalted, for example), and do it very well, but the primary focus of the games is on the … Read more
That’s right, Trinity Continuum shirts, at long last! Trinity Continuum: Æon with art by Chris Moeller Trinity Continuum: Aberrant with art by Glenn Fabry We’ve also got a few new Scion shirts, including some long-requested Pantheons: Pantheon: Tuatha Pantheon: Yazata Cover: Ragnarok
DriveThruRPG’s Science Fiction Month sale continues! For the rest of the month, three core book PDFs for the Trinity RPG are on sale for 50% off! Read all about the original edition of Trinity as we prepare for the upcoming Trinity Continuum and Trinity Continuum: Æon! Trinity Rulebook In the 22nd century, humanity has ventured to … Read more
Tomorrow’s International Tabletop Day, so what better way to celebrate than with some discounted games? All three games of the original Trinity Universe are currently on sale on DriveThruRPG for $4.99 apiece, and will be for the next eight days. In Trinity, you play psions, each from a different Psi Order. Sixty years ago, the … Read more
Now available from DriveThruRPG: More posters! Mage: The Awakening: Reign of the Exarchs Poster by Jason Chan Hunter: The Vigil: Witch Finders Poster by Chad Michael Ward Exalted: War for the Throne Poster by Kenneth Loh and Ray Toh Trinity: Battleground Poster by Chris Moeller
The Trinity Continuum poster is now available on DriveThruRPG, completing the trinity (heh) of Gen Con posters! This poster is Onyx Path’s first release for the Trinity setting. The Trinity Continuum An amazing montage of the beautiful Trinity art of Glenn Fabry, Mark Chiarello, Thomas Fleming, and Grzegorz Pedrycz. Originally released at Gen Con 2014 … Read more
Hi, everyone. I’m Ian Watson, and I’m overseeing development on the upcoming Trinity Continuum books. I’m what Rich is calling the “uber-developer.” Currently I’m working with Æon developer John Snead and the writing crew he’s beginning to assemble. So what’s with the new name? Long-time fans are doubtless familiar with the troubles we’ve had with … Read more