So when I wrote the first Concordian Dawn I was pretty busy with the notion of getting in on ripping Firewalk Game's $200,000,000 failed shooter Concord. I did the dossier, and had a blast pulling in so much of my Cosmic Era material to flesh out (weakly) the game roster that I completely left out the details of the organization I put together in my imagination.

So, here is that information.

A special interests Reflex Team assembled by Firewalk Security Consultants. Unfortunately the team lasted zero missions and was disbanded after being on hire for two weeks

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

Bright is Netflix's new fantasy buddy cop drama staring Will Smith

Part 1 of a Shadowrun novel, I wrote a few months back, that I decided to place up here for public enjoyment, and commentary, after yet another rejection letter for dead tree publication.

This novel is Rated R for graphic violence, adult situations, and general all around Cyberpunk goodness.

GM's and players may find it useful for character concepts/backgrounds and adventure ideas, enjoy, more to follow every week.

Peek-a-boo!

Or why you should always look women in the eye

The legacy of the NACA was not a curbing of corporate power, but a wave of mystically trained youth without any corporate attachments suddenly on the streets.

You need a job, you need to find someone or something, or you need to lay low or need to sell something, you need a good fixer.

'Drinks or info chummer, both cost. One costs cred and the other costs favors. Too much of the former will give you a killer hangover, and too much of the latter might just kill you altogether.'

A bartender contact/info broker for the Shadowrun rpg setting, can be easily adapted to any cyberpunk or other high tech campaign.