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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Some interesting questions were raised with last week’s Marfisa preview, courtesy of Topher Gerkey. Let’s see how the rest plays out: Pandorans and Preservers By 2104 the planet’s population had grown to almost five million, and Endurance had achieved a sort of practical, friendly independence from Endeavor. That was the year that everything changed, when – in … Read more
Thanks for all your comments about Sudamérica in our last couple of previews! I know the Æon team appreciates your thoughts. Having explored one of Earth’s many continents, let’s turn our eyes skyward. There are dozens of worlds and outposts in the depths of space. While Sudamérica is territory we’ve travelled before in previous editions (albeit somewhat … Read more
You guys provided a ton of great feedback last week. It’s already led to some changes — for example, “First World” and “Third World” terminology has been replaced. The team are taking other comments under consideration. We’re glad to have so many fans who obviously care about the property. Incidentally, Æon developer John Snead was a … Read more
Welcome back! It’s been a few weeks since our last round of teasers for the core Trinity Continuum rulebook, so I asked Æon developer John Snead for a few tidbits for sharing. He gave me… well, he gave me a lot. Two teasers, but they’re each pretty big, so I’m splitting them each into two. Here’s … Read more
Working together on the Storypath system — the shared Onyx Path in-house dice system — Scion developer Neall Raemonn Price and Trinity Continuum lead developer Ian A. A. Watson came to a startling realization. “As we worked on the themes of the different games, we realized there was more than a shared power scale,” Price said. “Scion‘s … Read more
Production update: Given it’s been a couple of years since this party got started, inevitably there’ll be some hiccups in the availability of originally-assigned authors. I smoothed some of those over this past week, but otherwise things seem to be going well. It’s really great to see this lumbering monstrosity moving forward, let me tell you. … Read more
Hey, Continuum fans! Assignments have been made and due dates drawn up, so now it’s mostly a waiting game on my part as first drafts are completed and turned in. There’ve been a few hiccups, but I’ve been assured that this sort of thing happens on every project. For the moment, here’s another Allegiance from … Read more
Many of you who read the Monday Meeting blog may have noticed that the Trinity Continuum core rules is now in the First Draft stage. I’m delighted to announce that the TC variant of the Storypath rules was finalized this past weekend and sent on to the writers on the 14th. The Storypath system has … Read more
The Chronicles of Darkness Revised Storytelling System Rulebook is now available in print on DriveThruRPG! Keep walking. Eyes straight ahead. Don’t look back. In the shadows and between the cracks of our everyday lives hide the Chronicles of Darkness. Here lurk creatures of ancient myth and urban legend. Here lie the graves of angels and … Read more
This week, I’m showing off a piece from newcomer (but longtime fan) Craig Oxbrow. You may note that the format of this Allegiance is different than 9’s from last week. Since we’re treading new ground, I mostly asked my different authors to put together their own formats which felt right. I’m taking the best of … Read more