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I'm in a 10 team PPR league. My RBs are Barkley, Kyren, James Cook, Tyrone Tracy, and Bigsby. My only TE is Engram. I think Kraft might give me more matchup options, but I don't know if it's worth dropping Bigsby...thoughts. If it matters, our roster rules are weird. We have a super flex, but only a 5 man bench with no IR, so rosters are thin.
For other context... QBs: Daniels, Lawrence, Wilson WRs: Nacua, MHJ, Downs, BT Jr
I have a world in my sector that rolled the following qualities: Mercenaries Out of Contact Corrosive Atmosphere Biosphere Remnants Variable Temperate to Warm Billions of Inhabitants TL 4+
I could certainly modify the qualities to make more sense, but I know that some here enjoy the challenge of making sense of what was rolled, as I do, so have at it.
I'm planning on running Starfinder for my wife and kids. The adventure path I have is Attack do the Swarm, but I fear they may prefer something with less combat and thus, rules grind. So, two questions?
- Am I wrong? Is there a reason why Attack of the Swarm would actually be well suited to them?
- What adventure paths might be more fun and easier for young players who may not be so into rules and grind?
Thank you all.
EDIT: I have not run Starfinder before, but I am an experienced DM. Any tips or ideas specific to the system are welcome.
- Can I play multiple managers/teams in a offline fantasy draft game?
- Can I play multiple managers/teams with another player who is online? For example, me and my kids want to play a multiplayer draft with our own teams on the same machine, but we also want their uncle in the league, who would be online. Is this possible?
It seems like you should be able to, but games like Madden don't let you do this anymore.
Thanks in advance for any helpful answers.


I've done a lot of searching, and haven't found the answer, so I'm just going to ask.
I keep hearing mention in various strategies of the idea that you want to delete some of the ships your nation starts the game with. If this correct, and why so?





