Imogen and Lilly narrowly escape and make one last report.
Note: This marks the end of our StarCraft campaign! Lilly goes on to be a real member of Raynor’s Raiders, helping Jimmy more directly with reconnaissance and combat operations in the fight against Mengsk. As for Imogen, well, once things are more settled, she opens a school for psionic children to learn techniques in a properly supportive environment. At least, that is what we imagine for them. We hope you’ve enjoyed our story and that our use of the Genesys roleplaying system inspires your own play. And now, a word from our GM….
It was a delight to explore characters, scenes, and themes from Blizzard’s StarCraft video game in RPG form. Lilly and Imogen were amazing to see brilliantly solving a problem in one scene and snapping at each other the next. Lilly’s flashbacks were a wonderful way to see backstory and sometimes deliver key information to the players. And Imogen—though her psionics fried her nearly as often as they helped her—showed how a ghost could maintain their sanity with this power. So many of the NPCs were fun to play, but it’s probably no surprise that my favorite was Malorn. He was so easy to slip into, sometimes being helpful, but always dripping with scorn. Thanks for following our escapades!
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