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

This ragtag crew has no experience, very little tact, and a big soft spot for saving the community center. When Mr. D warns the group that thugs may be coming their way imminently, they get started rigging up some Home Alone-style traps with nothing but ingenuity and grit.____________________________________📺 Watch Us On YouTubeOur 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 CampaignThe 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.____________________________________🎨 CreditsCampaign Creation — Andrew RegisCharacter & Environmental Art — Gavin MikesellBattle Map Art & Design — Will MutoOriginal Theme Music — Brett Rayer____________________________________🛎️ Subscribe for more actual plays, chaos, and sci-fi shenanigans every week!

We find our crew in combat for the first time as they learn how well their elaborate traps worked for keeping ruffians at bay. Now that they've arrived, we get to find out how sturdy everyone is, and if they're cool with straight-up murdelizing folks. And the question that's on everyone's mind... does Doxx develop a wee lil' vest sensitivity?____________________________________📺 Watch Us On YouTubeOur 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 CampaignThe 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.____________________________________🎨 CreditsCampaign Creation — Andrew RegisCharacter & Environmental Art — Gavin MikesellBattle Map Art & Design — Will MutoOriginal Theme Music — Brett Rayer____________________________________🛎️ Subscribe for more actual plays, chaos, and sci-fi shenanigans every week!

The crew continues combat after a brief and important discussion of AI turtles by the players. As they find themselves facing wave after wave of thugs, they begin to wonder when the true heroes arrive. Did the universe really just rely on these 4 weirdos to save the kids?!____________________________________📺 Watch Us On YouTubeOur 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 CampaignThe 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.____________________________________🎨 CreditsCampaign Creation — Andrew RegisCharacter & Environmental Art — Gavin MikesellBattle Map Art & Design — Will MutoOriginal Theme Music — Brett Rayer____________________________________🛎️ Subscribe for more actual plays, chaos, and sci-fi shenanigans every week!

They did it! Well, mostly. We're not too proud to admit that they needed a little (okay alot) of help by the end. But, all in all, not bad for Level 0.Now that the community center (and the kids) are safe, the crew needs to figure out next steps. Mr. Darrows has some ideas; turns out the center isn't what it used to be and the community is running low on supplies, power and mercenary funds. Let's see if the crew can step up to the plate.____________________________________📺 Watch Us On YouTubeOur 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 CampaignThe 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.____________________________________🎨 CreditsCampaign Creation — Andrew RegisCharacter & Environmental Art — Gavin MikesellBattle Map Art & Design — Will MutoOriginal Theme Music — Brett Rayer____________________________________🛎️ Subscribe for more actual plays, chaos, and sci-fi shenanigans every week!

The crew heads out of the community center in search of a new home for everyone. With very little to go on, they start by checking in with the mercenaries from the other day; to see if they know of any good digs.Will Fennik-19 fool everyone into thinking he's a lamp? Will Jexa sober up? Perhaps Tarrik Bo will Diplomacy her way into some actual, real live, helpful information? ...Who knows, but we DO know one thing; Doxx makes a great hype-man.____________________________________📺 Watch Us On YouTubeOur 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 CampaignThe 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.____________________________________🎨 CreditsCampaign Creation — Andrew RegisCharacter & Environmental Art — Gavin MikesellBattle Map Art & Design — Will MutoOriginal Theme Music — Brett Rayer____________________________________🛎️ Subscribe for more actual plays, chaos, and sci-fi shenanigans every week!

After a frustratingly circular conversation with a drunk, the crew investigates each potential base location.Things start to take a strange turn when Fennik-19 starts to feel... a certain way. Oddly enough, the rest of the crew also seems to get second-hand effects from Jexa's (clearly not a tic-tac) mystery pill, though we think that's less clinical and more situational.____________________________________📺 Watch Us On YouTubeOur 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 CampaignThe 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.____________________________________🎨 CreditsCampaign Creation — Andrew RegisCharacter & Environmental Art — Gavin MikesellBattle Map Art & Design — Will MutoOriginal Theme Music — Brett Rayer____________________________________🛎️ Subscribe for more actual plays, chaos, and sci-fi shenanigans every week!