Explore Planet Archipelago
An Exciting Science-Fiction Medieval Role Play Game of Adventure
Contact: Steve or B.A. at ask.archipelago@gmail.com
What's New
An armed merchant ship for your players to take passage on, attack, or come to the rescue of. Perhaps it might come to the rescue of the players if they are shipwrecked or under attack by creatures or pirates themselves. 15-page download includes deck plans and all ship stats along with the six-man NPC crew. Available now for $2.
In this 46 page adventure your players will have a chance to make money hunting for gatto skins. They may also capture gatto cubs for domestication and sale. Of course there are other creatures besides gatto and a couple of caves to explore and some ancient Duarf sites and tombs. There is also the chance of running afoul of the local population and guards. A small island with lots to do. Includes multiple floor plans and forest battle maps. Available now for $3.50
To play Planet Archipelago you will need the basic rules.
To be a game-master and lead others on adventures through planet Archipelago we suggest the Game-masters guide.
The Natives & Aliens
The Duarf
These hermaphrodites are native to the planet. To them you as a human are the invader from outer-space. Because they live in semi-subterranean settlements they were called dwarfs by the first human colonists to the planet. Over time the name changed.
The Quillian
These distant cousins of the Duarf are called Quillian by the humans. They are more primitive and live on floating villages in the open ocean and in the sea of grass area of the planet. They are temperamental, today they might trade a valuable pearl for a copper knife and tomorrow eat you.
The Ferlie
The Ferlie of Planet Archipelago are also aliens to the planet. They arrived more than four generations before the humans did. They are a high technology culture that hides the technology so that it looks like "magic" They tend to look down on humans as childish brutes who lack in culture and intelligence. The original colonists called them fairies due to their wings and ear shapes the word has morphed over the years into Ferlies.