This is the 10th anniversary edition. Yes, it's been 10 years, and we want to present our favorite game with some style. This book contains everything you need to get started playing Battlelords: 12 fully detailed player character races, step-by-step character generation, extensive background information on the Alliance and life in the 23rd century, character Fortune tables, over 150 skills, 400 pieces of weapons and equipment, over 250 matrix powers, and the easy to use d100 percentile system. Also included are the Hell's Point campaign scenario, the Flexsteel Jungle mini-adventure, NPCs, and Player Character Archetypes for each race to allow you to start playing as soon as possible. The universe is infinite, and with Battlelords, so are your gaming possibilities.

Twelve colonies, descended from the ancient tribes of Kobol, became a powerful civilization that stretched across the stars. Humanity’s great technology allowed for travel faster than the speed of light, a high standard of living for its citizens, and the power—perhaps—to create life itself. Man created the cylons to serve their needs, but the cylons rebelled. They evolved. And now they’ve returned after 40 years to destroy the colonies. Battlestar Galactica is a relic of a battleship, called back to war on the day it was to be decommissioned. Crewed by a disparate group of officers, soldiers, pilots, and civilians, it leads and defends a small fleet of ships that may be all that’s left of mankind. Their goal is a distant myth, a place of legend from the ancient scrolls—a planet called Earth. The crew of Galactica and the people of the fleet must overcome the daily challenges of survival and their own personal demons if they hope to escape the ruthless, tireless cylons and find a new home.

The Battlestar Galactica Roleplaying Game re-creates the action, drama, and excitement of the sciencefiction universe portrayed in the Emmy-nominated and Peabody Award-winning television show.

The Battlestar Galactica universe offers many gaming possibilities, from the crew of a war-weary military vessel, civilians struggling to survive in a rag-tag fleet, or guerilla fighters striking out against the Cylons on occupied worlds.

The Battlestar Galactica Game Master's Screen is the perfect accessory to accompany the Battlestar Galactica Role Playing Game. Four panels provide everything you need to run the Cortex System game rules at a glance, with artwork featuring Galactica and a Cylon Basestar. Inside is a poster map showing the full deckplans of Galactica itself, with the new ship -- the Griffon -- on the other side.

Battlestar Galactica is back! The brand new, re-imagined version of the cult 1970s series has quickly become the most critically-acclaimed SF show on TV, with massive viewing figures to match. With its classy ensemble cast, including Edward James Olmos (Miami Vice) and Mary McDonnell (Dances with Wolves, Independence Day), its cutting edge special effects, superb production design and gritty, adult-oriented scripts, the new Battlestar Galactica is being hailed as both a worthy successor to a classic original, and a stunning piece of television in its own right.

Survive and fight in the world of Battlestar Galactica with the Quickstart Guide to the Battlestar Galactica Role-playing Game.

An epic science fiction roleplaying game based on Christopher Moeller’s critically acclaimed Iron Empires graphic novels, designed by award-winning game designer and author of the Burning Wheel, Luke Crane.

BURNING EMPIRES uses the Burning Wheel system as its core and expands it to encompass the sweep of stories that decide the fate of worlds! In this game you will find mechanics for ingenious technology, subtle infiltration, fiery revolution, searing debate, blazing firefights and strategic warfare.

The player characters are the protagonists in a story that will decide their own fate, the fate of their loved ones and friends and the fate of their very world. It is a trial of conviction and belief. To save all that you hold dear in BURNING EMPIRES, you must pass through the fire.

And you will be changed.

In 1949, a Swiss research team invents the Solothurn Engine, AKA the Corkscrew drive. The Soviet spy Emil Fuchs turns over the plans to the Soviets, and the race to the stars is on!

Cold Space covers the years 1949 - 1989 in an alternate universe, where the Cold War is fought in space as well as on the ground.

Fantasy Imperium is an Interactive Storytelling Game (ISG) of Historical Fantasy set in Medieval Europe.

Skills & Professions - Create any kind of character, such as a wine merchant that makes enchanted wines, a siege engineer, a spice merchant, a fortuneteller, a weaver that makes enchanted tapestries, a herald speaking a dozen languages, a begger dabbling in Black Magick, or anyone else you can imagine!

Fast Combat - Detailed system with hit location tables, combat maneuvers for different styles of fighting and over 500 weapons and armour to choose from, with their availability determined by the time and location when they came into general use.

Forbidden Skills - 13 disciplines of Magick with over 500 spells. Anyone may practice Magick if they are willing to risk burnout, insanity or demon possession.

Spiritual Warfare - The war between Good & Evil is a reality. Fallen Angels & Evil Spirits try to destroy one's soul, while Heavenly Angels & the Intercession of the Saints assist mankind.

Siege warfare, firearms, dream warfare, psychic combat, & more!

Identical to the Core Rule book except for a red cover by Lorenzo Sperlonga and gold foil along the cover and page edges. There are only 1000 of the collectors edition in print.

Take to the stars and smuggle exotic goods across the galaxy, solve mysteries aboard space liners, or explore the frontier. HardNova ][ includes alien races, starships, exotic abilities, ready-to-play scenarios, reference sheets, and numerous character, robot, and starship templates.

HardNova ][ is a roleplaying game designed to be both easy to learn and fast-paced. The versatile genreDiversion i 2d6 rules make it perfect for one-shot games, extended play, or as a framework for your own ideas. Plus you can combine it with our Active Exploits Diceless System for diceless space opera.

Finiens Perfectus 215X... Journey to the world of 2150’s Earth, where cyborgs and genetically-engineered Neutopes walk the streets, gigantic corporate conglomerates extend their grasp to every facet of life, and distant planets are being colonized by grotesque, inhuman Terraformers. This game setting expands the HDL Basic Rules for character creation for non-human characters, and details futuristic equipment, politics and locales, and plot hooks. It includes everything you need to take your HDL game into the overtly utopian, covertly deadly “cyberpop” world of Perfect Horizon. To use this book, players also need the HDL Basic Rules, and each gaming group needs a set of HDL Cards.

Metamorphosis Alpha 4th Edition™ is the 4th edition of the world’s first Sci-Fi RPG. It is designed to be playable, and not to get bogged down in rules. It is flexible, and values fun over mechanics.

The game is an independent product, developed by a small team of dedicated gamers, supervised by James M. Ward himself.

The game has evolved a lot since 1976. The new version of the game has tried to emulate the original 32 page book, in that the mechanics are simple and functional. The adventure begins, as per the original, on the Starship Warden, a massive ship that has experienced disaster.

Rather than just simple radiation, as in the first edition, the ship has been exposed to radiation, mutation-causing substances and aliens. It is a busy place to wake up in!

This version of the rules uses a system called “3d6”, and is most definitely not d20 or d20 compatible.

3d6 was used in MA3e, and as is appropriate, these rules have evolved, resulting in (we believe) a flexible, detailed system that is easy to learn, yet capable of handling anything that a group of players cares to throw at it.

It is the year 4029. The Tri-Galaxies are prospering with intergalactic trade. However, the Itosium that powers starships and freighters is nearly exhausted. This very rare and precious mineral is the miracle power source that makes galactic trade possible. The mining corporations who sell it are the most powerful entities in the universe. Unfortunately, large freighters and starcruisers exhaust the supply more quickly than it can be mined. And supplies are running out.

That was, until the Triaxy Mining Corporation discovered your planet . . .

Under the guise of Tri-Galactic Union diplomats, the Triaxy Mining Corporation cunningly orchestrated a massive coup upon your world’s governments. With promises of wealth and utopian life made possible by joining the Union, Triaxy plied your leaders into slowly giving up control over the planet. But Triaxy didn’t care about your world; only its rich Itosium deposits.

Necropolis 2350 - A setting book for Savage Worlds.

The year is 2350.

The place is Salus-more popularly called Necropolis-the only habitable world left to mankind. Knights of the militant Sacri Ordines of the Third Reformation Church are locked in a bitter crusade against the Rephaim ("the dead ones"), a race of evil beings who wield necromantic powers and possess a fervent desire to exterminate all life. Lives are not the only thing at stake-humanity's very existence hangs in the balance. If the Rephaim win, mankind's light will forever disappear from the universe. Should humanity succeed in overcoming the tide of darkness, it can begin to rebuild its former might, perhaps again reaching out into the void to find new worlds on which to prosper and multiply.

Yet even when faced with extinction, mankind cannot work together. While the Rephaim batter at humanity's door, the Church and Union of Corporations continue their cold-war struggle for dominance over the lives of millions. All that stands between oblivion and salvation are courage and faith.

Slipstream - A setting book for the Savage Worlds RPG.

Pass through any of the black holes that dot the universe and you enter Slipstream, a pocket universe of shattered worlds. Slipstream is home to myriad aliens, but it is also their prison, for there is no escape.

Amid the fragments of worlds rules the science and flavor of 1930s Saturday morning pulp serials, for Slipstream is a realm of square-jawed heroes, ray guns, weird science, and rocketships. It is a realm where the morals are black and white, where good triumphs over evil, and where danger lurks at every turn.

Ruling over Slipstream is the diabolical queen Anathraxa and her horde of Hand Maidens, Primals, and Minions. All bow before her, paying tribute to avoid destruction. None have had the courage to stand against her forces, at least not until now. For this is the role your heroes will take-bastions of light against a dark foe! Strap on your rocket pack, charge your ray gun, and prepare to blast off on wild and exotic adventures!

Slipstream is a pulp science fiction Plot Point setting for the award-winning Savage Worlds RPG.

You've got yourself a ship and a crew...now you need a job. When your boat's out in the Black there are just as many ways to earn coin as there are to get riddled with holes. Trick is to do more of the former and less of the gettin' shot. Some jobs are about hauling passengers, others are about shippin' cargo—some legitimate, some not so much—and then there's downright thievin'. Dodge Alliance patrols, avoid pirates, and pray that the Reavers never get wind of you.

Serenity Adventures is a collection of tales that come to life using the Serenity Role Playing Game and the Cortex System game rules. You can play the Big Damn Heroes from the film or a crew of you own creation. Use these tales as-is, or customize them to fit the story you want to tell. All you needs the rules, this book, game dice, a group of friends, and your imagination. Get your crew, find a job, keep flyin'.

The Serenity Game Master's Screen is a valuable resource for anyone running the Serenity Role Playing Game. While displaying the space-battle scene from the film on the art side, the inside displays four panels worth of charts and tables commonly used while running the game. Also included is a miniatures-scale poster map of Serenity -- with the ship Aces & Eights depicted on the alternate side.

There are lots of stories about the final days of the Unification War. Some tell about lost treasures of uncountable wealth. Some tell of curses and damnation. Others still tell of mutiny, treachery, and pirates. But only one legend combines them all, a story that leads to Frisco — the most dangerous, lawless mining town in the ‘Verse. Here it will take fast-thinking, careful diplomacy, and a steady gun hand to walk away breathin’. Everyone in the town has an agenda, even the little red-headed school marm who seems awfully familiar...

Out in the Black is an adventure for the Serenity Role Playing Game (sold separately). Authors Tracy Laura Hickman drew on the actual history, tales, and legends of a real silver mining town in the American West — told to Tracy by his father and grandparents from when he was a child — as the foundation for many of the events and locations in this new adventure set in Joss Whedon’s incredible ‘Verse.

The TTA, formerly the World Trade Authority, was founded in 2099 as a subsidiary of the United Nations, charged with the task of administering all international trade. Four years later the Commercial Technology Division of the World Community Research Council was absorbed into the WTA structure, including the fabrication yards of the Space Research Centre.

Following the Trade Agreement with Alpha Centauri, the name was changed to the Terran Trade Authority and its responsibility was extended to cover interstellar commerce. To meet the growing demand for more extensive spacecraft manufacturing facilities, the TTA undertook the construction of the great Mars Shipyards which were completed in 2146, although ships were coming off the slips as early as 2138.

Primarily an administrative body, the TTA is nevertheless also a major manufacturing concern, producing a wide range of specialized products from medical and scientific research equipment to the energy-absorbent Defense Shields of which it is the sole supplier.

Here at last is the comprehensive, all-color guide to the major spacecraft of the last century, 2100 to 2200 AD, the time of the great advances in space technology that followed the first, hesitant steps of the early 21st century.

Beyond the next horizon lies the uncharted future where science and fiction merge, a line beyond which lies a stellar wilderness defined by our own imagination. StarSIEGE Event Horizon is a science fiction role playing game whose unique design allows you to set the tone and mood of the game. With this rules set you can play gritty, realistic sci fi or range out to the epic space operas or pulp serials of screen and television. StarSIEGE Event Horizon is your toolkit for bringing worlds of fantastic science and adventure to life.

This all-in-one Role Playing Game is brought to you from the Makers of Castles & Crusades. Designed and written by Josh Chewning, StarSIEGE Event Horizon uses the popular Siege Engine™ whose simple unifying mechanic makes role playing easy and fun. StarSIEGE Event Horizon is designed for any age and its easy to grasp rules invite gamers of all stripes to venture into worlds of their own making.

StarSIEGE Event Horizon is the point of no return for all Science Fiction Role Playing Games.

The StrikeForce: 2136 Role Playing Game is based on the Conflict System. Gaining experience, StrikeForce characters gain detailed skills and access to more powerful technology. The world is a place of violent competition between Corporations, Nations, and Independent Guilds. The characters are placed in a world, where on the surface they appear to be the power and strength of society. Only to discover they are simply pawn of the larger forces that run the world. From the UN to the rumors of Paulson units and Aliens, the StrikeForces tend to be the asset of choice to get the job done.

StrikeForce: 2136 is a detailed technology game that shows the ability of humanity to adapt and thrive through the most horrible of situations.

The StrikeForce: 2136 Strike Manual includes all the rules for using the Conflict Gaming System in the StrikeForce Universe. Some of the aspects of this system include:

The StrikeForce: 2136 Role Playing Game is based on the Conflict System. Gaining experience, StrikeForce characters gain detailed skills and access to more powerful technology. The world is a place of violent competition between Corporations, Nations, and Independent Guilds. The characters are placed in a world, where on the surface they appear to be the power and strength of society. Only to discover they are simply pawn of the larger forces that run the world. From the UN to the rumors of Paulson units and Aliens, the StrikeForces tend to be the asset of choice to get the job done.

StrikeForce: 2136 is a detailed technology game that shows the ability of humanity to adapt and thrive through the most horrible of situations.

The StrikeForce: 2136 Tech Manual includes all the Base Technology a character requires in 2136. Detailed information on 7 types of armor, Chip and Built in upgrades, drugs, Psi and Human agumentation implants, and of course Weapons. The Tech manual has the stuff you need to customize your character in the StrikeForce Universe. The Tech Manual also includes the complete StrikeForce toolset. This allows players and GMs to create new weapons, Hard and Bio technology, Psi powers, drugs and anything else you can think of. This book expands your game in every way possible.

The vast and desolate galaxy of Richard Hatch’s new epic Sci-Fi saga, The Great War of Magellan is meticulously captured in this innovative new role playing game produced by DGA Games. The story is incredibly deep and offers a myriad of possibilities.

“ Within the heart of the Great Magellanic Cloud, an epic war has raged for Millennia…Eons ago the ancients evolved beyond war and self destruction. But they disappeared- a legacy lost - as their descendants turned the cloud into an anvil of chaos and devastation. Some say all hope is lost. But there are whispers of the ancients return… The return of the Trader Clans and one man’s journey through hell may reveal the keys to humanity’s salvation and the end of the deadly Dru-ack – a race of energy vampires genetically engineered by the nihilistic Nephilim."

Everything you need to play, GM, and create adventures for the Great War of Magellan is contained in this book. Also included is an interactive CD-Rom containing the full cinematic trailer, a treasure trove of ship and star station maps you can print out yourself, and other computer-driven GM aides that make game mastering a snap!

Thousand Suns is a science fiction roleplaying game that includes all the rules needed to play. In addition, it describes the Thousand Suns setting, detailing its worlds, alien races, and conflicts.

The setting provides not only lots of detail but plenty of options as well, allowing Game Masters to tailor it to suit their needs. Everything from world building to starship construction and combat to alien species creation is here, so that nothing stands in way of creating the ultimate science fiction adventure.

They came from other cosms, raiders joined together to steal the Earth's possibilities. They he brought with them their different realities, turning portons of our world into someplace else.

The Torg roleplaying game combines the heroic action of the pulp, the magical adventure of fantasy, and the grim situations of future-tech into one all-encompassing game.

The 272 page book, often called Torg 1.5 or the famed "Lost Rulebook" updates the classic game Torg: Roleplaying the Possibility Wars. This edition was written by the 'Torg Guru' Kansas Jim Ogle, based off the previous edition by Greg Gorden, Douglas Kaufman, Bill Slavicsek, and many others.

Discover again why Torg is often considered one of the best games ever created.

You emerge from hyperspace with your fuel tanks empty. Expecting to simply refuel and leave, you instead find a dead station, spinning powerless and silent in the eternal void. With no other source of fuel, you have no choice but to search the cold, ebon corridors of Void Station 57.