Corpo Culture Killed My Dog: Issue 8
For use with the Mothership® Sci-Fi Horror RPG
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First Edition Compatible
Don’t get caught with a copy of this shit in your back pocket—unless you were hoping to have a few less teeth (or a quick trip out an airlock).
Corpo Culture Killed My Dog #8 is a lo-fi, mechanics-free, in-universe punk zine intended for use with the Mothership Sci-Fi Horror RPG but usable with any blue collar sci-fi setting of your choice. Made entirely in scissors-and-glue collage and directly inspired by early 2000s Midwest punk zines, Corpo Culture is an in-world artifact for you to hand to your players, use for inspiration, set up for future adventures, and more.
Short fiction meets adventure hooks with working class struggles across the galaxy!
What the big corps and governments don’t want you to know about xenos!
Concert reviews from around the void!
Submission form for an independent database of corpo sleeper agents!
Created as part of Tuesday Knight Games’ Voices of the Void jam in August 2022.
CREDITS
Writing/Layout: Christian Sorrell
Fonts: Ultimate Oldschool PC Font Pack (VileR) (edited)
Corpo Culture Killed My Dog #8 is a lo-fi, mechanics-free, in-universe punk zine intended for use with the Mothership Sci-Fi Horror RPG but usable with any blue collar sci-fi setting of your choice. Made entirely in scissors-and-glue collage and directly inspired by early 2000s Midwest punk zines, Corpo Culture is an in-world artifact for you to hand to your players, use for inspiration, set up for future adventures, and more.
Short fiction meets adventure hooks with working class struggles across the galaxy!
What the big corps and governments don’t want you to know about xenos!
Concert reviews from around the void!
Submission form for an independent database of corpo sleeper agents!
Created as part of Tuesday Knight Games’ Voices of the Void jam in August 2022.
CREDITS
Writing/Layout: Christian Sorrell
Fonts: Ultimate Oldschool PC Font Pack (VileR) (edited)
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In-universe Text
Christian Sorrell
