<p><a href='https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpbzuJtxfbQLggeOHVMRzvhuAwtajwrVA&si=le_nJom6xbFjkZ87'>Not DnD</a> is a weekly show discussing tabletop roleplaying games. In September we are looking at tabletop RPGs for a sci-fi setting!

Blue Planet was originally published over 25 years ago. The TTRPG received broad acclaim for its deep, detailed, and realistic setting, presenting a precarious future threatened by the dire consequences of ecological collapse. Issues like biodiversity loss, ocean acidification, and climate change were relevant 25 years ago, and even more so today.

Today (15th September) on Not DnD Jeff Barber will talk us through the new edition of the system (<a href='https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1875712273/blue-planet-recontact'>Blue Planet: Recontact</a>), which provides an extensive evolution of the core mechanics, taking advantage of two decades of RPG development.</p>


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