This full-color, four-panel Master Screen designed for use with the Adventure Maximus RPG features images of monsters to face the players and helpful hints to run the game on the opposite side.

Doyle: If you need help, then look no further. Angel Investigations is the best. Our rats are low-
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Ah, scratch that. No rats here . . . honest. But Doyle does have one thing right-whether your Series stars our favorite supernatural investigators or some newly created heroes, there's lots of help here.

Players look to you Directors for scintillating storylines, captivating characters, fancy fisticuffs, and rules rulership. In the face of all that, we got your back. So, while your crew is out and about helping the helpless and stopping the latest apocalypse, right here you'll find lots of aid and abetting.

An oh-so-useful addition to your Angel Roleplaying Game sessions, the Angel Director's Screen includes:
* A full-color, four-panel screen covered with Angel images and designs to wow the players.
* Easily referenced game play charts and tables, freeing Directors to focus on the machinations and mayhem, not the mechanics.
* Blood Brothers, Part Two, the conclusion of the two-part Episode begun in the Angel Corebook, involving a familiar and supremely dangerous foe.
* Character creation charts and aids for bringing new heroes to life.

Written by CJ Carella

Format: Color four-panel screen, 11"x 34", with a 32 page 8.5" x 11" self cover staplebound booklet, B&W

You guys asked for it (literally, it was your requests for a game screen that convinced us to do the project) and now you've got it. We are most pleased with the outcome and think you will be too. AD a uniquely useful moderator's resource, and is far more that just a cardboard screen.

On the player's side are the six regional maps from Archipelago, rendered in full, glowing color, as satellite photos, complete with drifting clouds, ocean waves and a key to habitats and land covertypes.

The moderator's side has everything you could need to run a BP game, and then some. In fact, there are even a few goodies (NPC compentancey table, consolidated weapons table, hand weapons damage, etc) that are available nowhere else.

The included booklet (28 pages) contains 28 new Access Denied entries, dealing with secret goings-on from A to Z (Aborigines to...er...Xenosilicates). It also contains an intersettlement distance chart with over 600 entires, an expanded 1400+ entry BP index, and several reference collections, including settlement demographics and vehicle range/endurance. There is also an expanded, character generation guide, and the main damage tables from BP (for quick reference). The whole kaboodle is $15.95, and comes not in tear and toss shrink wrap, but in a durable, reusable magazine collector's bag.

In our humble opinions, this is one of the most useful (and best looking) game screen products in gaming, and we are convinced you will like what you get. AD premiered at Origins 99 and is available for mail order.

While the GEO does its best to keep the peace on Poseidon, the colony world is an often lawless frontier. The Gorchoff Family rules the Haven underworld, the New Rastafarian Movement is the only law on Kingstons canals, and throughout the major settlements of the archipelago, petty crooks and nickle-and-dime hustlers lurk in the shadows, feeding off the unlucky and unwary. This campaign book for Blue Planet V2 covers crime and law enforcement on Poseidon, focusing on the major crime organizations on the colony world, along with the organization, history, technology and procedures of the GEO Patrol, Marshal Service, and Native Patrol. Frontier Justice also includes a series of interlinked adventures that can be played either two ways: as the lawmen or the criminals.

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Brendan Sterling sought answers in experimental past-life regression. Unfortunately, his mind isn’t the only one seeking answers in the past.

A Cold Fire Within is a campaign for Pulp Cthulhu. Set in 1935, a missing persons case leads to the discovery of a foul plot that could change time itself and bring disaster to the world. A cult intent on unleashing the power of the Great Old Ones leaves a trail through the Catskill Mountains and into the very heart of the planet!Within the subterranean world of K’n-yan, the heroes will encounter forgotten secrets, strange lore, and bewildering inhabitants. Curious cities of gold, ruined temples, and dark forests are just some of the terrors that lurk below the ground. Yet, before the heroes descend into nightmare, they must contend with remnants of ancient worlds, unruly mountain people, and psychic devilry. Along the way, the heroes may find that going back to the end of an ancient city is the only answer! Perhaps in Lomar’s doom shall they unlock the secrets of both past and present.

A complete six-part campaign for Pulp Cthulhu, A Cold Fire Within presents new rules and skills for psychic powers -Parapsychology, Dematterialization, and Telepathy -new spells, details of the peoplee and lands of K’n-yan, as well as a new hero organization, the Open Mind Group. Six ready-to-play heroes are provided. Fearsome monsters, otherworldly designs, and psychic powers all mesh together to present your heroes with an epic and action-packed challenge!

Dare you step into the darkness of lost worlds?

This supplement is best used with the CALL OF CTHULHU (7th Edition) roleplaying game and PULP CTHULHU, both available separately.

Hardcover, 176 pages
By Christopher Smith Adair

This CORE Command supplement adds more aliens, more equipment and more useful bits and rules to make your campaign even better. Players will find additional races and tools to further their characters, while Gamemasters will delight in a number of galactic baddies, fauna and flora. Dual-Statted for both Silhouette and Open Gaming License (OGL) gaming!

96 pages

Shape-shifting tricksters. Foul name-bound demons from the depths of Jigoku. Blood-drinking ghosts. Faceless spirit armies driven only by vengeance. These are only a few of the creatures that stalk the Jade Empire. Creatures of Rokugan is a great resource for Legend of the Five Rings fans or Dungeons and Dragons players looking for something new and unexpected. Fans of Asian fantasy will love this book, which contains dozens of creatures familiar to players of the Legend of the Five Rings collectible card game and role-playing game, updated to the Oriental Adventures rules. Also contains advanced rules for playing Naga, Nezumi (Ratlings), kenku, goblins, and other strange races as player characters, as well as new feats and prestige classes for monstrous characters.

Contained within you'll find rules for entering and adventuring in Rokugan's ten Spirit Realms, including The Realm of the Hungry Dead, the Realm of Tricksters, even foul Jigoku, home of the demonic oni, plus information on Rokugani myth and legend, including the divine Fortunes. Compatible with both the traditional Alderac game system and d20 System.

One man will save his master. The other will kill him. Just when hope burned most brightly in the Empire or Rokugan, a sinister shadow has fallen across the Jade Throne. Emperor Toturi I has been kidnapped, and the villainous Scorpion Clan have been unjustly accused of the crime. With only an inexperienced Imperial Chancellor to restore peace, the Great Clans fall into war among themselves. Old hatreds are awakened, old rivalries restored, and the Empire is consumed by war. When the Emperor is rescued, Rokugan's problems grow even worse, as it seems that Toturi is no longer himself.

A full 96 pages B/W with 2 color, full color cover.

Without question the most powerful military force in the Empire, the Lion, are often looked upon as little more than simple soldiers by the other clans of Rokugan. Beneath this veneer of simplicity, the Lion are a clan with surprising secrets. From the rituals of the Kitsu sodan-senzo to the complex battle tactics of the Akodo to the hidden kenjutsu styles of the Matsu, this book examines that which the Lion hide from their enemies.

Secrets of the Mantis is an incredible d20 sourcebook containing a treasure trove of information specific to Mantis Clan campaigns, including provinces, customs, history, and important individuals. This book not only serves as a player's guide to being a Mantis but equally as a GM's guide for creating adventures set in Mantis territories. A special "Secrets" chapter containing unrevealed mysteries of the Mantis is featured, as well as updates for the story through the current expansion of the CCG arc.

The clan of secrets and deception, the Scorpion Clan has allies in every court in Rokugan. Rare is the daimyo who does not have a friend among the Scorpion. The Scorpion recognize the need for subtlety like none other; those who think they know the full truth had best think again. The ruthless Bayushi, the devious Soshi, the sinister Shosuro, and the despised Yogo all strive for the same goal: gaining the trust of their enemies.

Way of the Ninja is the definitive sourcebook for ninja characters in Legend of the Five Rings. Featuring historical background for Rokugani ninja as well as new mechanical options for ninja characters playing in both the traditional Alderac system as well as the d20 System, this 96-page sourcebook details previously unrevealed information about ninja schools in Rokugan, shinobi magic, and the tools of espionage and assassination vital to the ninja's trade.

More than just a book of spells, Way of the Shugenja offers a glimpse of the shugenja class. New prestige classes, ranks, feats, magical secrets, items, and kiho are just a fraction of what you'll find in this immersive tome designed for the Legend of the Five Rings and the d20 System.

Gold is a force more powerful than honor.

There are those in Rokugan who do not care for politics, war, or honor. They care only for wealth and power, the kind that cannot be gained through honorable means. From the secret opium dens that lie hidden in the hearts of major cities to the bandit outposts that dot the countryside, explore the seedy underbelly of Rokugan that most samurai deny exists. Way of the Yakuza explores the heretofore hidden criminal societies that exist in Rokugan. It contains all the information needed to run a dishonorable campaign, or it can be used to provide truly developed and unique opponents for magistrates and honorable samurai.

* Extensive information on different criminal cartels throughout the Empire
* New feats, schools, and classes allowing development of unique criminal figures
* New character options for magistrates and Imperial investigators

FORMAT: 96 pages perfect bound, Color cover
AUTHOR: Shawn Carman

Tempered in the forge of battle, the dwarves of Burok Torn now face their deadliest threat ever. Having held off the legions of Calastia, King Thain's warriors are forced to contend with a foe that comes from an unexpected quarter below. Assaulted by the mysterious dark elves of Dier Drendal, Burok Torn fights for its very existence. But now, as all seems doomed, is it possible that Thain can turn to the heroes of the surface world to save his people? A region sourcebook for the Scarred Lands compatible with 3rd Edition rules and the D20 System.

A Bastion of Purity? The City of Mithril is a pocket of civilization between the Blood Sea and the perilous Kelder Mountains. Following the actual footprints of their god, the priests and paladins of Corean built a city around the colossal Mithril Golem, which the devout claim helped defeat the titan Kadum. Now the city serves as a bastion against the titan races that would retake their ancestral lands, and as a vanguard against the unholy Shadow Fortress of Dar'Tan. But even if the city can survive the threats at its walls, can it withstand the corruption within? This is the first in a series of D20 System regional sourcebooks for the Scarred Lands.

A screen and sourcebook for the Scarred Lands campaign setting, and D20.

Reference Screen, Adventures and more... A sturdy four-paneled screen, fully illustrated on one side and filled with the most essential D20 system tables and lists for easy reference on the other. Also included with the screen is a book with two introductory adventures set in the Scarred Lands, and racial information and traits for creating Scarred Lands characters. Compatible with 3rd Edition Rules Sword and Sorcery books are published under the Open Gaming License and are 100% compatible with 3rd edition rules and the D20 System.

The Far Lands

Distant from Ghelspad, Termana is the second major continent of the Scarred Lands to be described in Gazetteer format. Here, the wicked Charduni dwarves contend with the cursed forsaken elves for control in the north, while in the south a vast jungle conceals many secrets and new, undiscovered races. The Desert of Onn harbors the lawful Ubantu Tribesmen, while in the east the crimson waters of Blood Bayou lap at the domain of the mysterious and deadly Jack of Tears and his corrupt Carnival Krewe.

100% compatible with 3rd edition rules and the D20 System. This region sourcebook for the Scarred Lands can also be dropped into any fantasy campaign.

Ghoul Island is the first 5e campaign adventure for Sandy Petersens Cthulhu Mythos and can be easily introduced into any fantasy setting.

This first act (of four), Voyage to Farzeen, begins with a mutiny and ends in underground tunnels where our adventurers discover an ancient temple dedicated to a horror thought to have been vanquished long ago!

Yig Snake Granddaddy is an amazing campaign in which evil serpent folk seek to bring back prehistoric times, complete with pterodactyls, dinosaurs, and other monstrous beings.

In Land Out of Time, the first act of four, your player characters adventure into the wilds of Yilan, a primeval wilderness infested with carnivorous slime molds, gigantic crocodiles, and other lost horrors. There they encounter an evil serpent wizard, who prepares for an evil ritual beyond belief.

Betrayed, marooned, and hunted by super-intelligent enemies, can the heroes even survive, yet alone prevail?

Based on Sandy Petersens Cthulhu Mythos, this adventure is full of hyper brainy ancient species who oppose the PCs. It can be hard to have the enemies who are smarter than the players, or for that matter, than the DM himself!

Printed in full color on high quality paper with an elegant spot UV hardcover.

Transhuman is the expanded guide for both players and gamemasters:

* Package-based character creation
* Random life path character creation
* Get more out of flexbots, swarmanoids, asyncs, and infomorphs with expanded rules and options
* Make better Firewall agents with advice on investigation, combat tactics, espionage, and infiltration
* Over 30 new morphs, new traits, and new character backgrounds

ECHOES OF WAR: THRILLIN' HEROICS combines the first four stand-alone adventures in the Echoes of War line. These Episodes were written by Margaret Weis, Andrew Peregrine, Monica Valentinelli, and Nicole Wakelin.

This set includes five unique Episodes, a basic set of rules, rules for all nine cast members, twelve new archetypes and basic ship rules for hours of Firefly gaming fun. Each Episode is illustrated with a stunning piece of artwork and is presented in a five-to-six act structure —just like the show! These adventures also include: dozens of new NPCs, rules for Firefly TV characters like Badger, adventure maps, and new towns found scattered throughout the ‘Verse. All of the rules found in ECHOES OF WAR: THRILLIN’ HEROICS are fully compatible with the FIREFLY RPG corebook, too. Shiny!

Please Note: This supplement includes basic rules, characters, and player sheets. May be sold as a stand-alone product or in conjunction with the corebook.

* Serenity Crew - Serenity Crew allows you to spend your days playing Mal, Zoe, Wash, Kaylee, Inara, Jayne, Simon, Book, or River. If you're the type that wants to try something new, take a gander at the twelve archetypes we're offering you, too. If the math's right, that's twenty-one different options for you to play a character in the 'Verse. The rules in this release were expanded upon in the Firefly RPG corebook. Written by Monica Valentinelli and Cam Banks.

* Wedding Planners - During the War, some folks chose a side and others pitted the Alliance and the Independents against each other for fun and profit. Well, mostly profit. Enter Templeton Steele, a powerful weapons designer whose bride-to-be is none other than the lovely Liliana Fairchild. Now, on account of these two lovebirds getting hitched, you and your crew are hired to transport Lilly to a fancy ship called the Rim's Dream. Sounds easy enough, right? Unite the happy couple and they'll get paid? Only thing is, this Princess ain't exactly happy about the wedding. The more you find out, the worse this job gets - and the less chance you have of getting paid. Written by Margaret Weis.

* Shooting Fish - The War may be over, but there're still plenty of bad people looking to do bad things, and they don't seem to need war as an excuse to come after their fellow man neither. Some folk will happily turn out a bunch of orphans to make themselves a few coins. Buzzard Lake is one such fella, but like all men he's got a weakness. He don't like to lose. That's where you and your crew come in. Lake needs to learn what second place feels like, and you're gonna teach him. You might even save some orphans in the bargain if he don't kill you first. Written by Andrew Peregrine.

* Friends In Low Places - Sometimes meeting up with old friends in Serenity View is cause for celebration, but not this time. Over drinks, you and your Crew discover that Monty's new wife Daisy has gone missing. Worse, your pal thinks that Virgil Morningstar, a Guild trader with a heap of Alliance connections, had something to do with her disappearance. By the time you find out Daisy ain't the only one who's vanished, you and your Crew'll be neck-deep in trouble and hard-pressed to find your way out of it. Thing is, if you do unravel this little mystery, you'll claim a big reward and be heroes to boot. Written by Monica Valentinelli.

The 264-page book also includes a basic set of rules and all nine cast member bios so the corebook is not needed.

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The City Guide That Shatters Reality
At the end of the 19th century, an American art student went to Paris, read a play, and lost his grip on reality.

The play was called The King in Yellow.

Having read it, head reeling from absinthe, bedeviled by unseen adversaries, he realized that the alien world it described, Carcosa, had sunk its traces throughout the City of Lights.

As he explored Paris in search of its decadent influence, he created a scrapbook. A guide for himself, and for those who would come after him.

Yoked together from existing travelogues, newspapers, and the disquieting ephemera of the occult tradition, it laid out a skewed portrait of a haunted city:

* Art student life, from hazing rituals to fabulous bacchanals at the Moulin Rouge
* Hangouts and nightspots, from everyday beaneries to ghoulish cabarets
* Neighborhoods and attractions, with useful maps
* Sources of knowledge, from museums to institutes of technology
* Operations of the justice system, from the city’s police to its prisons
* Rites of death, from funeral fees to the notorious, bone-stacked catacombs
* Details of everyday life, including currency, communications, and essential phrases
* A timeline of recent historical events

In the margins appear the increasingly fervid scrawls of the anonymous compiler. Through them determined investigators of the Yellow Sign mystery will learn:

* Who to seek aid from
* Where madness lurks
* And to never waver in their distrust of clowns

Absinthe in Carcosa is an indispensable city guide for The Yellow King Roleplaying Game and a stunning, full-color visual artifact in its own right.

Give it to your players and let them find the mysteries of Paris.

Or let them buy their own deuced copies and keep their snack-festooned fingers off of your pristine edition.

Brought to you by document blandisher extraordinaire Dean Engelhardt and feverish scribbler supreme Robin D. Laws.