[German] Zehn Dinge zum Zehnten oder 10 kriminelle Organisationen für Fantasysettings
This German article describes 10 criminal organisations for fantasy settings.
NPCs
000 Angel – SLA Industries’ angel of death
With “Angels & Demons” as the collective August topic of German RPG bloggers, and with the “demon” half of that equation already covered by a previous article, what lay nearer […]
[German] 1000 Unis plus Spesen – 10 Props für SLA Industries
Ten props to hire in Downtown, though for once only in German.
The mIrA Files I – portraits of a Sixth World threat
She was pacing up and down the room, monologueing, rambling. To the courier, loss of identity seemed to be the underlying main topic, but he wasn’t sure and he didn’t […]
General Winter – an npc for The Red Star
At the start of the Great Patriotic War, the Volksreich juggernaut under the command of the genocidal madman, Krieger, was plunging ever deeper into the heartland of the URRS. Geared […]
Mechanicum Praepartum – an antagonist for Dark Heresy
“It is birth that makes man’s flesh weak.” -Galvina Nullip For the secretive magos of the Adeptus Mechanicus the very name Galvina Nullip is an irritant fit to provoke all […]
The Shanghai Seven: Red Fury – a pulp villain for Unknown Armies
Who are the Shanghai Seven? What do they want? What do they represent on a cosmological scale? Are they as powerful as is rumoured? Do they work for the New […]
0/2 – new gadgets and gizmos for SLA Industries
In a world, where progress reigns supreme, 0 is a partisan. Or as close to a partisan as you can get whilst being employed by SLA Industries as a Contract […]
0 – a contract killer for SLA Industries
Name: 0 Subject Code: LV98../000DX1012615 Description: Human Crime: Theft of historical artifacts; operation and trafficking of controlled technologies Department Contract: Archaeology Bounty: 2,800c
Three against the Shanghai Seven – a pulp cabal for Unknown Armies
It has been said many times how Unknown Armies is an American game at heart. An important part of American pop culture are the pulp magazines of the 30ies, 40ies […]