The World of the Machine
The Home of the AISC

Also known as an Armed Merchantman, Bulk Cruisers are increasingly common in the CE

Once a member of the Atlantic Federation AfroCommand, Lt. Major Anne Morten has gone from a soldier to a victim, to a terrorist warlord to a joke

Even in the 25th Century, the UK holds itself apart, and their fleet is no different

Recently helped a friend with some plotting and set building for his Shadowrun game. Thought I would share some of the salient points of the Honah Lee development

Comprised below is a dossier on known denizens of the 3rdNet that are aware of Interphasic Space, or the analog world

The 3rdNet might have been the most important step in the development of arcanotechnology and the Cosmic Era. It is also the thing that had the greatest chance of wiping out not just humanity, but biological organic life on the planet. Thankfully, the 3rdNet was turned off before that.

Once a powerful demon, the Banished one rose in mutiny against its master. For its audacity, the Banished One was smitten and left imprisoned in the treasure hoard of a forgotten dungeon, lost.

Also known as the Daughters of Parmak, the Burning Ones, Maidens of the Skull, and other colorful terms. They are once mortal magic using women who have become twisted, evil, and undead.

Pulpy pulp pulp pulp

Previously covered in the Anunnaki Cabals, but now expanded and improved

Clothing made for criminals and prisoners

A game mechanic borrowed from Blades in the Dark, a weird dark fantasy game about building gangs in a weird let's go whaling for demons in a sea made of lightning setting. The mechanic is solid though.

A curious old woman

7 vehicles that carry a single passenger in an exposed position, aka motorcycles, though not all have two wheels and a petrol engine

A grey suit is a piece of illegal technology commonly used by spy and intelligence agencies.

By no means a coherent organization, the Rivermen of the Mogamesh are a riverine group of rangers

30 fantastic monsters to find living in a river. No humanoids, no shapeshifters.

A haint is a pursuing ghost, or a ghost that follows or chases the living, and comes from Southern vernacular. In the fantasy setting, a Haint is a semi-corporeal entity that exists, but is neither alive nor dead, and not undead or constructed. They are an enigma.

The Gjallarman are a violent primitive tribe that serves chaos, and are appropriate foes to be fought and slain without moral compunction