The Canopy Bound: A Fall 2026 Relational RPG Campaign
Incoming transmission // Murkami & Broodlings
Welcome to the cold, ragged edge of space
Your next opportunity to practice connection may be waiting aboard a struggling ship-breaking company at the edge of known space.
Murkami and Broodlings will hire almost anyone desperate enough to come looking for work; provided no one asks too many questions. But debt collectors are gathering, your boss’s health is deteriorating, and some of the ships being salvaged may have minds of their own.
What happens next is up to the crew. Save the company, stage a hostile takeover, or claim a ship and build a future of your own.
A role-playing game built around connection
Tabletop role-playing games already help players communicate, collaborate, solve problems, navigate conflict, and imagine new possibilities. A Relational RPG brings additional intention to those experiences.
Players identify personalized relational goals, then explore them through characters, choices, relationships, and metaphor. The goal is not to play perfectly. It is to notice what happens between people, experiment with different choices, and have a memorable adventure together.
Crew briefing
Campaign details
September 8–December 15, 2026
Every other Tuesday, 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Eight in-person sessions
BCC clients age 21+; no prior RPG experience required
Commitment: Players are expected to attend all eight sessions so the crew can build trust and a meaningful shared story.
Eight-session flight plan
The campaign timeline
Sep 22
Oct 6
Oct 20
Nov 3
Nov 17
Dec 1
Dec 15
What to expect
- An introductory “how to play” session
- Pre-made character types with room for personalization
- Individual relational goal-setting
- Encounters designed to exercise desired relational skills
- An original story using the Savage Worlds Sci-Fi Companion ruleset
- Adventure, difficult choices, dice, and fun
Ready to board?
Join the crew of The Canopy Bound
No polished performance is required. Bring your curiosity, your willingness to participate, and perhaps a healthy suspicion of abandoned spacecraft.