Hey there, I'm still around, just haven't made much progress on this in a few weeks now due to a pretty busy personal life. Fully intend to get back into the swing of things soon, don't wanna give any particular ETA there because I'm very bad at keeping to those kinda time-frames when I set them

As soon as I have anything new to show off I'll be sure to put it here. 

Thanks!

It just keeps going. There is no filling it up besides what you have on the sheet. Check out my version of the sheet. It contains a second page for the pyramid.
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/290262/Genesys-Character-Sheet-Form-Fill-Dice-Pools

This is my adventure. You may have seen early drafts of it floating around where I took the concept of the Infiltration board game and turned it into a full adventure.
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/284401/Brain-Drain-Android-Genesys-Adventure
You should also check out Sterling Hershey's adventure. Sterling is a prolific writer for Star Wars RPGs going back to the 80s. He only does quality stuff.
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/284403/Power-Play-An-Android-MiniCampaign

EPISODE 2 - It’s Narrative Dice Baby!
With so much Genesys RPG goodness happening right now after the exciting Gen Con release of Foundry, we’ve decided to bring you a brand new episode. And on such an occasion, we had to invite even more special guests to the show.
This episode we welcome Tim Hucklebery, RPG Developer for Fantasy Flight Games where we talk about the Foundry Content Agreement, what makes great content for the Foundry, and some great wisdom dropping from a RPG Veteran. But that's not all! We also welcome two of the team behind Studio 404 Games, the producers of the Starcana setting - Kimber Bowen and Phil Maiewski. Plus there's our usual shinnanigans such as answering your games and rules questions in Under the Hammer, and covering off on a popular talent in Die Casting. 
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I'm well aware! Thanks for sourcing this content but it was intentionally omitted.
My goal here isn't to adapt every single piece of 40kRPG content ever made, that'd turn this book into an unwieldy mess. Plus, half the content in those books are just slight alterations on existing weapons (different lasgun patterns, etc), which is something Genesys' design philosophy leans away from.
I've also tried to represent some weapons using ammo or weapon attachments instead of entirely new weapons. Like the handful of toxic flamer weapons throughout the 40kRPG books are handled by using different custom ammo for regular flamers.

Alright, newly updated and pretty-fied cybernetics rules are added to the above PDF, along with the text for servitors (the bulk of their actual rules are in the NPC chapter anyway).
Same link, have at it!
Almost through this mammoth chapter.

Keep up the great work!

Update to the Armoury chapter - the Wargear section is now done, featuring all general gear. This means all we've got to go are the following;
Servitors and cyber-constructs Cybernetics Services - LINK - 

For the common Joe in this setting, they don't own cars. It's  shift in perception. Owning a personal vehicle that cost half of what you make a year, and that you use for twenty minutes a day and the rest of the time it just sits on a big concrete lot or on a big concrete pad? Wasteful. Good lord, sometimes people built special houses for the **** things. Back when there were such things as suburbs. The fad of the personal vehicle passed away, decades ago.
Robots and androids and automated factories can make a car in twenty minutes that costs virtually nothing when you factor in economies of scale. It's cheap and practical, and it drives itself off the factory floor and puts itself to work. Your common Joe orders a car when he needs one, contracts with it or its co-op for a period of time ("I need to do some shopping in town - I'll need a vehicle with this capacity for x amount of time, with three passengers") (Though why you'd ever /go out/ to go shopping might be a little weird instead of just ordering online and having drones deliver it). 
Now your grey-market freelance troublemakers like many PC's - owning a private car might be useful at times, but it also puts you on the grid to a degree most might not want to consider. 

The Forge: A Genesys RPG Podcast
EPISODE 1 - Welcome to The Forge EPISODE 2 - It's Narrative Dice Baby! EPISODE 3 - Testing Your Metal EPISODE 4 - Always on the Mooove EPISODE 5 - Harvesting Adventure EPISODE 6 - Laing It All Out EPISODE 7 - The Wise and the Wilful EPISODE 8 - De-mystifying the Mystical EPISODE 9 - Cunning Conundrums EPISODE 10 - De-mystifying the Mystical 2: Electric Boogaloo EPISODE 11 - The Fast and the Pharmaceutical EPISODE 12 - De-mystifying the Mystical 3: Beyond Thunderdome EPISODE 13 - Expanded Players Guide Review and Q&A EPISODE 14 - De-mystifying the Mystical 4: So Long and Thanks for All the Mutations EPISODE 15 - Starting Your Engines #1: The First Avengine EPISODE 16 - De-mystifying the Mystical 5: A Good Day to Magic Hard EPISODE `17 - Starting Your Engines #2: Cruise Control EPISODE 18 - Talents Also Grow on Trees EPISODE 19 - De-mystifying the Mystical 6: Genesys and the Goblet of Triumph EPISODE 20 - Starting Your Engines #3: Ramming Speed! EPISODE 21 - Double, Double Toil and Trouble EPISODE 22 - Starting Your Engines #4: The Chase is On! EPISODE 23 - Adversarial Advice EPISODE 24 - The Forge Awards 2020 EPISODE 25 - TBA CONTACT US:
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Woooo! 
Excited to check it out.
 
Thanks

I've been working on a Dark Sun Conversion for a while now. Although it is neither finished nor tested, I submit the first preview here for you guys. I'm looking for feedback (so don't hold your arrows), some brainstorming and some expertise if possible. Do note, I see Genesys not as a generic role-playing system, but as a toolbox. Therefore I have no problem using systems which depart from rules suggested by the Genesys book. That said, if possible and (almost) equally elegant, I would favour a solution in the spirit of how Genesys handles things.
Because it is a rather large document, here are the most important changes from normal Genesys, with my rationale.
Careers:
I personally find the careers system of Genesys is rather bland. I've opted for a system closer to the FFG Star Wars System, namely Talent Trees. In this case, each talent tree is 3x5, but you get to choose 2, which combined are your career. These will also determine your Career Skills. In this way you have a fairly good amount of customization but still have the flavour of a career system. For example, eventually you would be able to combine the Thief with Arcana careers to create a Spellblade, or create a Dark Sun bard by combining Performer with Poisoner. A D&D wizard could be approximated with combining Arcana with Scholar for example.
That said, the talent trees do look kind of ugly, so anyone with latex/tikz skills is welcome to improve that. This is my first Latex project (Thanks for the template c-bec-k), but that shows ?.
Magic:
Dark Sun has a couple important changes to normal D&D regarding magic. The first is that of Psionics, for which we have to create a system. The second is of Defiling and Preserving. And finally while there is some sort of druidic system, the editions are rather different on how to handle divine magic, at first Templars were granted divine spells by the Sorcerer-Kings, later they got into a Pact. For now I have done nothing for templars, reasoning that for the most part they are NPC's anyway. This will probably change later on.
Right now Primal (aka druidic) magic uses the same system as Arcana, it only provides for different spells. Thus a druid can also preserve or defile. This is probably also subject to change, but ideas are welcome on this matter.
Psionics is using the exact same system as the Force did in Star Wars, with the black pips signifying more effort on behalve of the user, thus costing strain. There is no role-play penalty of using black pips at all. The same Force Powers are used, although renamed to Psionics Powers. I liked the fact that with Psionics you are more focussed on a specific power, but having more expertise, rather than having broad spells. I am wondering how the balance is between them though.
Finally Arcana magic. I've 'simplified' spellcasting by creating two actions, Cast Spell (Defiling) and Cast Spell (Preserving). Every Arcane (and Primal) user can use both actions. Preserving is close to the default in Genesys, except that instead of a static 2 strain cost, casting a spell cost strain equal to the final difficulty of the spell. Defiling costs no strain, but the generated threats and despair should be used to show the damage done to the environment. This also means that defiling is more likely to be noticed. This means that defiling has mostly a narrative drawback, but in this system I see that as an advantage, not a disadvantage. The idea behind this approach was that in the books, the half-elf mage is scolded at when she tells that she had cast a couple of spells close together, implying that that almost certainly caused damage to the environment. Thus while Preserving can draw a part of the amount of energy from the plants, the user has to supply a part of it herself, thus causing strain.
I've noticed the irony that while Psionics uses the force dice, that system would be almost perfect for using arcane magic. As in, using black pips from a force die could mean that is the amount of energy you are 'overdrawing' from the environment. However I could not think of a good system to use the force dice with the spell tables, more input is welcome here.
For now, my priority is more specialisations and more adversaries, which I will be working on the next couple of weeks. Also, in that time-frame I expect our current numenera campaign to end, so then we will put this to the test.
Finally, if people are willing, I would like some help with balancing the races and balancing/creating the adversaries. Any input on that front, as well as general input and suggestions, is very welcome.
Main pdf can be found Here (Here for a pdf with SWG Dice Symbols)
Print friendly Races and Specialisations
Simple Character Sheet

Here you go, folks.

Fallout Theme for Genesys (Updated 2/4/2018)
Additional updates will start rolling in over the spring and summer.
Hope you enjoy it!

Just so you all know, I am starting a new show at the end of this month. I’ll make sure to post the detail of that show here.

Very sad to read this announcement. Seems that the Dice Pool Podcast has come to an end due to "creative differences." The hosts always seemed to have such a great rapport; it's sad to see that they came to some sort of impasse regarding how the podcast would proceed.
The Genesys community is lucky to have other podcast options out there—Finding the Narrative and Excess Advantage are both great resources, and we have several great actual plays to choose from. But I've always viewed the Dice Pool Podcast as our community's podcast flagship. Sorry to see them go.

You need to relax. Trust me on this.

Do you have an interest for rampant roleplay with a deluge of voices and storylines concocted by different hosts every show? Do you have an insatiable hunger for human bonds so profoundly linked together that the pure kinship is enough to make you weep? Have you found yourself up late at night, lost in existential crisis and desperately needing to hear from people who are more confused and depraved than you are?
Then enjoy this fresh offering; a tale as old as time, three young women, aspiring to join the hippest sorority in North Dokota. Listen in on the abyss and find out if they survive RUSH at this sorority slumber party from ****.

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Introducing Don't Despair, a Genesys podcast brought to you from the Genesys community moderators, admins, and friends. For our first episode we introduce our panel of hosts and discuss Session 0. Session 0 is a gaming group's first session where the GM and players layout their expectations for a game. Each host gives their advice based on their experience with Session 0 at their table. In the Community Spotlight segment we talk about the genesis of Genesys: GM Phil's Fallout setting. Anchor
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Here is how New Angeles overlays present day Ecuador. This let's us see where there are rivers and how some of the district boundaries were formed. It also shows how the island of Puna is no longer an island and how the sprawl connected it to the mainland.
We can also see how a lot of the districts got their names from the towns and cities that were once there.
Also, it shows how the Chakana and Base de Cayambe districts are probably at a much higher elevation as they are built on the mountains that lead up to the Root and the volcano it was built on.

Took two groups of 5 through the same mini-adventure after our Session 0! Had a great time using a 3-way encounter to assess character capabilities before our first full session coming up. I've included the module, which can be used as a stand-alone when you're short on prep time and/or a quick tie-in to the GenCon Android adventure which features the same two gangs. It's missing some page references, as it'll be included within a larger, full adventure module later.
Crossfire on Youtube
Crossfire Encounter

I'm a bit new at both creating campaigns in Genesys and cyberpunk world's, but I got the idea to look at Netrunner Agendas and make some campaigns around them. This was one that came to mind, but it seems a bit long winded and could use some help.
 
Background, NBN at times allows it's workers to take risks, and create passion projects. Often these are done with their reputation at risk, and the cheaper and quicker it can be done, the better.  One of the things that are in high competition between the different studio subsidies is classic movie props. Often times, the rights to what a studio controls, comes down to what they have possession of. The studio that has the original Alien from the Aliens franchise, has sole rights to that. The studio that has the original  Elder Wand from Harry Potter, are the ones who create new works in that live action series.
 
One day while browsing the archives of Haarpsichord Studios, the famous actress Miranda Rhapsody passes a pair of Red Slippers, and instantly knows what her next blockbuster will be: A musical sensie of 'The Wizzard of Oz'. Quietly the studio gets a script together, signs up actors and directors, and getting ready to make a big announcement at NBN headquarters about their next hit. Shortly before the scheduled meeting, the slippers go missing, and a director based in New Angeles, known for only making straight to pad 'Sunshine Junction' threedees, has a big announcement scheduled himself.
 
Plot:The director has hired the Tri-Maf to steal the slippers and fabricate ledgers showing that his studio has had it in their possession the entire time. A rep of Rhapsody hires the player's group to steal them back, and find evidence of the theft/forging. Since this is an internal NBN matter, Rhapsody and the studio can't be connected to this dirty work. And with the hired tri-maf protectimg the goods, the rep can't handle this with just his connections in the Corp.

My Inquisition setting was featured in the "50 pieces of Awesome" segment on Finding the Narrative Podcast.
About 21 minutes in, they discuss my setting for about 10 minutes. So happy. Thanks Finding the narrative!
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-sv29f-a771fe

And because I'm a huge fan of 90s PC games here are a couple of essentials...
Kyle Katarn


Kyle was the hero of Dark Forces, Dark Forces II Jedi Knight, Jedi Knight II, Star Wars FPS games from WAY back in the day.
The original Rebel spy who stole the Death Star plans , he later developed Force sensitivity, training under Luke. (All Legends now)
 
Jan Ors 


Kyle's partner in crime.
Jan was an ace pilot, she flew support for Kyle in the Moldy Crow and late the Ravens Claw, while Kyle did the dirty work on the ground.

This thread needs more A-Wing!
 
Arvel Crynyd

 

Arvel famously sacrificed himself when his A-Wing was critically damaged, by plunging into the beige of the Super Star Destroyer Executor.
 
 
Jake Farrell


Jake flew the A-Wing that went into the Death Star II with Landon and Wedge. He broke off early to draw pursuing TIE Fighters off and headed back to the surface.