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It takes a special game for me to back it on a personal level. My wife and I own a game store and when we found out about the Stargate Roleplaying Game we had to jump on it as individuals. I can't wait to see what is in store for us.

I found myself creating PC's the other night wondering what would Gate Address's look like from the Phoenix Site? I have a character from Langara for example and realized while refreshing my knowledge on them I have the first Six chevrons of there address but not my point of origin.

I am in Central Maryland, as well and I have a group that is looking to start playing soon. And we are looking for more regular players with a good grasp of the Stargate Lore. We meet on Tuesday evening on Zoom. BTW, which game store? Russell 240486-5371

Hello and welcome! If you're still looking for a group, feel free to join a little discord I've set up! You can dm me if you have any questions about it Welcome to Phoenix, Gatekeeper!

I suspect the answer is probably "both", but the DHD is kept powered down and locked away in the basement for emergency situations. As a corollary, Phoenix Base using a dialling computer means it's going to be unaffected by next year's Avenger 2.0 incident but any teams it has deployed are going to be just as badly affected as those of the SGC

EDIT: Sorry! I realised I placed this in the wrong section. Should probably belong in General Discussion I'm currently "writing" a homebrew pilot session for my players and I'm wondering if the Phoenix Site uses a DHD or a dialling computer.

From the 6/13 book, page 5

Hi everyone, I made up a Facebook Group for the Stargate SG1 RPG. I'm a backer at the Stargate Command Tier for right now (hope to go up or just add on when the pledge manager opens up). I have gained a lot of ideas and good discussion in the many FB groups I am in for my Pathfinder 1E games and I want to try and do that for Stargate. Hope you'll join us there as well as here on the forums. https://www.facebook.com/groups/880222332785542

Whether required or not, D&D 5E is the largest selling RPG in the world. It accounts for literally millions of players. And about 75% of those won't even think about a different game engine, for a variety of reasons. For a small company, basing off anything else is going to merely cut the potential sales by more than half. Stargate, likewise, isn't the biggest IP around. FFG got away with Star Wars by several factors: FFG is a long standing powerhouse in the industry; Star Wars is one of the highest grossing IP's ever, and FFG went all out on the public beta. Star Trek RPG