The world has moved on, and burning asphalt connects the creaking remains of civilization across miles of wasteland. To stay alive, you've got to keep ahead of the warlords, the Creep clouds, the muties... and to do that, you need gas, guns, and gear, in that order.
Take on the role of the marauder, walker, redliner, talker, or rigger. Explore buried high-tech military complexes or navigate treacherous green zones with mutie critters and cannibal savages. Some will be survivors, some will be heroes. Good luck being both.
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Grimm is a dark world of fairy tales gone wrong. This second book in the Horizon line of d20 minigames puts the players in the role of children trapped in a nightmare world. Its residents are the familiar characters of childhood nursery rhymes and fairy tales, but few creatures here are friendly, none are harmless, and more than a few want to find out what little girls and boys are really made of...
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Virtual allows players to take on the roles of sentient search engines, self-aware military AIs, and determined search-and-destroy virus hunters. Their young new world is a self-created, virtual reality of data towers and firewall defenses. They take on humanoid or animal forms, armor themselves with programs, and attack their enemies with hacks and viruses. They worship the Users as their gods and travel with the speed of thought.
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This self-contained d20 mini-RPG takes you to the Territories, a land of elves, dragons, and dix-shooters. While you're there, cash in on the gold rush, battle the twisted creatures of the Gray Hills, and uncover age-old secrets lying beneath the earth. Play one of the native gray runners and go howling with the Pack across the plains, or choose one of the newcomers to the land, traveling to the city of Redemption in search of gold, fame, and freedom. One piece of advice: If you're smart, you'll steer clear of the mounting war between the magi and the blackhands... but then, who ever said being smart was fun?
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Fantasy Flight continues the Horizon line with Mechamorphosis, a world of devastatingly powerful robotic warriors that hide among us as cars, jets, and everyday objects. Some are terrorist aggressors, enacting evil schemes to dominate human kind. Others are self-declared defenders of the human race, fighting their mechanical foes and avoiding the military forces of the fearful and desperate people they are trying to protect.
Their battles rage from hidden desert bases to active volcanoes, from the depths of the sea to the frontiers of space. In Mechamorphosis, the warrior doesn't pilot the robot; the warrior is the robot.