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Void Sharks Of The Asteroid Belt | Sharktoberfest
Space miners unleash ancient, hungry void sharks - now, survival means outrunning jaws in the darkness of the asteroid belt.
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$20.00
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Bi-weekly / Tuesday - 1:30 AM UTC
Session Duration / 2–3 hours
Campaign Length / 2–3 Sessions
0 / 5 Seats Filled
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About the adventure
In the pitch-black labyrinth of the asteroid belt, survival isn’t just about dodging space debris - it’s about outrunning nightmares. Void Sharks of the Asteroid Belt thrusts a misfit mining crew into the jaws of interstellar terror when rumbling speakers and a clumsy BBQ unearth what should have stayed forgotten. Out of the darkness swim the void sharks: massive, spectral predators with crystalline maws, gliding unseen beyond sensor range, but never out of sight for long. From their first chilling appearance - teeth glinting in distant starlight, eyes as empty as the vacuum - they set off a relentless hunt. Tension ratchets with every flickering control panel, every echoing roar in twisting, shadow-lit corridors. As crewmates vanish into the void, bloody trails and gnawed metal hulls leave grim evidence in their wake. Each shark attack is a jump scare, equal parts screams and slapstick as androids short-circuit, asteroid chunks spin, and laser harpoons ricochet into comic near-misses. Survival depends on the crew’s ability to unite - but frayed nerves, growing paranoia, and old grudges threaten to doom them all. Yet, horror here is laced with electric camp: nervous banter, cheesy one-liners, and madcap zero-gravity escapes, all while the real threat - eternal, unstoppable hunger - never loosens its grip. The asteroid belt’s silence becomes claustrophobic, interrupted only by the grind of metal and distant, hungry clicks. Ominous graffiti, cryptic radio signals, and prophecies scratched in rock draw the crew (and viewer) deeper into cosmic dread - reminding all: in space, no one hears you scream over a punchline. Void Sharks of the Asteroid Belt: When cosmic comedy and genuine terror collide, you’re left gasping - for breath or laughter, maybe both. Coming soon, only for those brave enough to face the void.
Game style
Combat Heavy
Rule of Cool (RoC)
Roleplay Heavy
Theater of the Mind
Meet the Game Master
About me
I have been playing and running tabletop RPGs since the earliest days of Dungeons & Dragons, with decades of experience across multiple systems at home tables, online, and conventions like Gamehole Con and Gary Con. My tables prioritize collaborative storytelling, clear rules knowledge, and a relaxed pace that gives every player room to shine. Since the start of the pandemic, I’ve run many hours of online games and am very comfortable with virtual tabletops and voice/video play. I bring the same energy and care to online sessions that I do to in-person games, with a focus on consistency and long-term campaigns. Outside of RPGs, I’m an avid fan of co‑op and PvE video games and love movies of all kinds—especially when they’re on the big screen, where they belong. These interests inform my cinematic approach to encounters, pacing, and scene framing. I have a calm, casual demeanor and it takes a lot to rattle me, which helps keep the table feeling safe and welcoming even when the stakes in-game are high. I’m an ally of the LGBTQ+ community and strive to maintain an inclusive, respectful environment for all players. Also, fair warning: my large orange cat, Leo, is a shameless camera hog and may make guest appearances on stream from time to time.
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Creating your character
We will create characters during session 0 in Roll20.
What to expect
Preparing for the session
Pick and read the QAGS QuickStart: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/137759/qags-second-edition-qik-start-rules
What Taylor brings to the table
I will use limited character voices for NPCs and plan to provide ambient sounds and music. I embrace the Rule of Cool for all my games.
Homebrew rules
None
Equipment needed to play
Internet
Computer
Microphone
Platforms used
Safety
How Taylor creates a safe table
I will collect everyone's Lines and Veils in advance, and we will discuss them in session 0. (It will be totally anonymous.) We will also discuss the use of X-Cards and Breaks.
Content warnings
Safety tools used