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Echo in the Hangar

A collection of 7 issues

Ledgers of Myth: A Designer's Essay on Mecha Borg

I started where many of us did—with Battletech, where mechs were battleships on land. Every tonnage chart was a psalm of control, every heat-sink a prayer for mastery. The pilot mattered as acolyte and priest because the cockpit was a cathedral of precision: your decisions, your initiative roll, your

Mecha Borg: Under Falling Skies

Giant robots clash. You are not the hero. You pilot mass-produced war machines in a conflict where individual heroics are temporary and systemic violence is permanent. Roll d20. Tick the clock. Say something before the heavens bury you. You need: standard set of gaming dice (d20, d12, d8, d6, d4)

Echo in the Hangar: Universal Century, Part Three

An unofficial, fan-made adaptation of our favorite MS Gundam characters to the Echo in the Hangar game. Mobile Suit Gundam: MS IGLOO Oliver May – The Archivist Callsign: Tech (short for Technical Officer)Archetype Reasoning: As the 603rd’s engineering officer, Oliver is obsessed with documenting every test, every failure, and

Echo in the Hangar: Universal Century, Part Two

An unofficial, fan-made adaptation of our favorite MS Gundam characters to the Echo in the Hangar game. Mobile Suit Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance Preface: When the Gundam is Death Itself Requiem for Vengeance isn’t a story about winning. It’s a dirge—a mechanized elegy where war becomes entropy,

Echo in the Hangar: Universal Century, Part One

An unofficial, fan-made adaptation of our favorite MS Gundam characters to the Echo in the Hangar game. Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team Shiro Amada – The Idealist Callsign: Ensign (later Lieutenant)Archetype Reasoning: Shiro’s relentless belief in doing what’s right, even in the face of war’s

A Lexicon of Resonance

A Glossary for Playable Folktales and Drift-Oriented Storytelling These terms shape the tone, not the rules. They are not definitions. They are invocations—words you may carry from folktale to folktale, from game to game. Use them as orientation, reflection, or ritual prompt. They are designed for the Playable Folktale

Echo in the Hangar Has Launched

“Fifteen minutes of terror. Twenty-three hours and forty-five minutes of waiting.” That’s what they say about flying a mission. But in Echo in the Hangar, it’s the waiting that matters. This is a tabletop roleplaying game about what happens after the sortie. Not the explosions, but the silence.