Ouvrages pour Conspirations

each illuminates another dark corner of Al Amarja, from the island's fascist rulers of the 1930s to the near-mythical past of Dr. Nusbaum. * "Misplaced Childhood" by Scott McDaniel. * "The Furchtegott File" by Greg Stolze. * "In the SACQ" by Jeff Tidball. * "The Jackboot Stomp" by Chris Pramas. * "Party Crashers" by John Baichtal. * "Dreaming on the Verge of Strife" by Keith Baker.

Over the Edge? For the first time, the surreal undercurrents of fiction, cinema, and television have come to roleplaying, and Over the Edge is the game that can take you where you've never been before. Over the Edge Features: * Freeform Character Creation: Define your character the way you want to, without the limits of skill lists, random rolls, and artificial limitations. The rules favor character development over mechanics. * Open Setting: Anything goes on the chaotic island of Al Amarja. If it troubles your dreams, if it scares you, if you hope it isn't true, it's waiting for you Over the Edge. Players can never be sure what they're up against, who is on their side, and why. * Focus on the Story: Easy, open-ended mechanics allow you to spend more time developing your character and your plots, instead of crunching numbers. The GM's chapters include numerous story ideas and plenty advice for better gamemastering. * Easy To Get Started: Three beginning adventures introduce the GM and players to the wild world of Al Amarja and make the first sessions easy to run. New in the Second Edition: * The mother of all charts: what each Al Amarjan conspiracy thinks of all the other ones. * Updated references include all supplements published before this edition. * Plus Improved layout and graphic appearance.

virulent racists, and amoral opportunists who are happy to watch from the sidelines just to see how it all turns out. Will the PCs listen to their consciences and do the right thing? There's an old saying that if you sup with the devil, you should use a long spoon. Player characters should be so forewarned.