The Future is Here… Save 25%!
This month, Roll20 is celebrating some of the genres and settings that serve as the foundation of our favorite adventures. Each week, save up to 80% on thousands of titles on the VTT and DriveThruRPG Markets. In our final week, we’re celebrating our favorite Sci-Fi and dystopian future titles with Cyberpunk! Let’s dive in:
Blade Runner – The Roleplaying Game Starter Set
Blade Runner – The Roleplaying Game Starter Set from Free League Publishing is neon-noir wonderland that’ll take your breath away, propeling players into the streets of Los Angeles as Blade Runners with unique specialties, personalities – and memories. This game is based on the acclaimed Year Zero Engine, used in award-winning games such as the ALIEN RPG, Tales From the Loop and Forbidden Lands, but further developed and uniquely tailored for Blade Runner.
Cyberpunk Maps 3
Cyberpunk Maps 3 from Loke BattleMats contains official maps for Cyberpunk RED™ the roleplaying game of the Dark Future from R. Talsorian Games. From neon drenched city streets and office blocks to abandoned trainyards and badland roads to nowhere, there’s plenty for your punks and solos to explore.
Retro Robots Token Set
Tiffany Munro’s Retro Robots Token Set contains 100 robot and technological pod tokens to use as NPCs, monsters, player characters or to decorate a map. All of these robots have various jobs: food service, janitorial, construction and factory, lawn care and more. These robots got pizzas, salads, and even an aquarium. There are also a couple of “pod” designs: a medical pod and a cyrofreeze tank. These robots are ready to get to work repairing the damage done by your party, or defending themselves against the party’s invasion of the robot city.
The Carpathia: 3 deck spaceship map
The Carpathia: 3 deck spaceship map from Slowquest features an express class freighter ship. Perfect for your next jump into the far reaches of space, and maybe even beyond! Designed for a Mothership adventure, but perfect for any campaign in space, this Art Pack provides both a fresh version of the Carpathia, as well as a variant where the ship has been through quite an ordeal, with leaks, breaks, strange rituals, and a lot more around every bend.
Cyberpunk Neon City Huge Map Bundle
Looking for even more thematic Art to set the scene for your game? The Cyberpunk Neon City Huge Map Bundle from Lion Banner Games includes 18 map sections of a large city areas with streets, alleys, roads, CEO office, rooftop parking and more!
The Worlds of Android
The Worlds of Android from Aconyte Books is your definitive guide to Android setting and its unique vision of the future. Features full-color art and a polyphony of narrative voices that convey the immense diversity of human experience in the rich, fictional universe made famous by Android: Netrunner and the Android board game.
Altered Carbon Role Playing Game
The Altered Carbon Role Playing Game from Hunters Entertainment is based on the hit Netflix series, wear any body you can afford, transmit your mind across the cosmos in an instant, and, if you’ve got the credits and political cachet, re-sleeve time and again for centuries, accumulating enough wealth and power over the millennia to become the societal equivalent of an immortal god.
Utopia
Utopia from David Markiwsky Art is a neo-futuristic roleplaying game, drawing on elements of cyberpunk and speculative science fiction. In Utopia, you will make some decisions about your setting, create a character with goals and ambitions and work to achieve those goals, while dealing with whatever challenges the world throws at you.
Counterfeit Girl
The Counterfeit Girl graphic novel from 2000 AD is a dystopian cyberpunk thriller of identity theft, sentient diseases and fake news! In a city ruled by the multinational corporations, identity is crucial — no one can get anywhere without being monitored, logged, and status-checked. Fortunately for some, if a new I.D. is needed, there are ‘simmers’ — backstreet I.D. thieves that can create new personas by stealing the identities of others.
