Practical guides for Borg-family nights

Readable layouts, clear remote audio, and content notes before bleak scenes—craft, not extras.

One-shot zero for the orbit

Agree tone, bleed care, and which cousin book is on the table—before characters. Write them down.

Doom clocks and page budgets

Budget a four-hour spine. Cap optional complexity that turns every fight into a committee.

Scraped-class sheets that stay small

One want, one awful gear line, one doom hook—dated for guest referees.

Teaching without a lecture

Teach on the first roll that matters. Let the layout carry procedures; hand the glossary link.

One cousin one-shot run cleanly beats a folder of unread third-party PDFs on week one.

If a procedure adds ten minutes every fight and nobody likes it, cut it. Fairness beats sacred layout fidelity.

If a procedure adds ten minutes every fight and nobody likes it, cut it. Fairness beats sacred layout fidelity.

One-page house rulings for fail-forward and omens. If a call repeats, ink it.

Date your scraped-class picks, doom beats, and license notes. A guest referee should inherit a spine, not a vibe.

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