Alpha Blue: THOT Police

Disclosure: I know Venger, I've promoted and reviewed some of his stuff before, and I actually worked on this. Specifically layout, the map, and the stat block graphics with the skull icons. Also a bit of proofreading, but mostly the map and layout.

The second adventure in I guess what you could call the "THOT saga", THOT Police has the PCs being self-deputized bounty hunters looking for tax-evading THOTs.

I didn't notice any direct connections to the previous adventure (such as recurring NPCs, organizations, and the like), but I suspect it wouldn't be too hard to run it and then organically transition into this one.

Like THOT Audit it's fairly short, weighing it at 21 pages including the cover and credits, with a good amount of art and a map by yours truly.

Content-wise it differs considerably: instead of space-jacking a freighter full of valuable cargo and trying to take out some Federation bounty hunters so you can escape with your ill-gotten loot, you're zipping over to a Martian citadel to claim a bounty during Space Christmas before someone else does.

I'd say if you liked what you saw in THOT Audit (which is PWYW so you can scope it out for free), you'll probably like this one even more, but if not you probably won't enjoy this one, either.

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