Because why not

also known as Rags of Domination

Behold, a magical pig

Also known as buzzboys and drone troopers

A highly eccentric socialite and techno-criminal kingpin in the Cosmic Era, suitable adversary for low level heroes, or a patron for low level villainous henchmen

For every Firestarter, Professor X, and Eleven, there are a dozen modestly useful parapsychic powers, and at least one or two completely useless parapsychics

also known as the Snow Gorillas

Chuck Norris and the Karate Kommandos was a six episode mini-series from 1986 that I remember with mixed emotions.

Better known as Norby's Comet, Research Station Ktynga is a multi-layered deep space arcanotech habitat funded by the Atlantic Federation, the New Hanseatic League, and the Glassenheim Foundation

Often magical healing is commonplace, but here are seven reasons why it may not always be the best thing to do when one gets injured and more mundane forms of healing might be better.

Such a powerful and iconic figure from mythology cannot be reduced to a single entry for the Cosmic Era

The lich is a form of sentient undead who cannot be killed until the object containing their soul is destroyed. The Electric Lich borrows the concept and moves it into the CE

A practical, if extreme, cybernetic modification, for people who live in aerostats, space colonies, and on ships

Some people opt to combine the upper torso of a robot with the legs of a larger industrial vehicle, creating for themselves, a cybernetic centaur body.

Eye-Borgs are an expensive and rare form of cyborg/robot

The sole product of Eaton, Pollack, and Sutton Engineering and Design (EPSED)

A list of enhancements(?) to the simple Invisibility potion.

Every adventure starts with a good stout pair of boots. Thirty pairs of boots for your PCs to encounter and maybe wear.

Some people drink potions without checking what they are, and this can have many unwanted consequences that can range from funny to fatal.

A staff that summons doves