Citizen! Fill out this mandatory fun form immediately. Failure to complete this form promptly may result in unspecified formal form sanctions, including reassignment to form checking, cranial deformation, or more forms.

I LOVE FORMS FOR

[ ] Accusing people of treason
[ ] Claiming backdated XP points
[ ] Reporting Coretech issues including buzzing in ears, hallucinations, a large pink umbrella, and inability to reaaduvhqq
[ ] Sector travel permits!
[ ] All of the above
[ ] None of the above. Also, I am an anarchist traitor unwilling to truncate my essential self down to a checkbox on a form, and so should be terminated with extreme prejudice.

I AGREE TO THE END USER AGREEMENT FOR THESE FORMS, WHICH I WON'T READ OR, INDEED, EVER SEE

[ ] YES

Mind the Gap is a mission for Paranoia and the final one in the Project Infinite Hole campaign.

You do not need to have played the three previous missions to enjoy this one since it is full of fun like raging idiots, a trip to the Outside or Underplex, black lasers and Holey the Black Hole Mascot. And at the end, the Troubleshooters can literally save the world or destroy it.

Wait, really? Our continued existence depends on Troubleshooters working together for the greater good? Oh vat, we are doomed.

The Hole Blame is a mission for Paranoia and the third (of four) in the Project Infinite Hole campaign. (Owning and playing the previous missions is not required but is a rather good idea.)

Players and GMs alike with love a frankenstein Briefbot, an active Public Hating Square and up to eight in-mission mini-missions that trick the team into getting Friend Computer to finally recognize that large singularity even though not a single citizen admits that it is right over there.

Hey, if no one says it exists, do you want to be the one pointing it out to Friend Computer?

Troubleshooters! Do you like weird, risky experiments? (Yes!) Project Infinite Hole brings the wonder, broken laws of physics and lapse safety standards of Research & Design back to Paranoia!

Instead of simply sending Troubleshooters to their much-deserved deaths, you can also send experimental devices with them that help their much-deserved deaths happen more often!

With this sourcebox, GMs have everything needed to bring R&D back into the Troubleshooters lives. Yes, they will be grateful or they get to test the Angry Beebots again.

TROUBLESHOOTERS!

The Computer recently made two discoveries:

* Troubleshooter missions have been unusually calm and sedate.
* Citizens have not been receiving enough wisdom from the Computer.

That’s why the Computer has decided to broadcast its wisdom to Troubleshooters while they are on a mission. These Random Access Memes* will pop up at random but invariably helpful times to assist Troubleshooters just like you!

When the Computer’s insights appear during a mission, you can exercise your Computer-given free will and do what you are told or get punished. What will you decide when you hear Friend Computer says:

* You Are Bleeding Above Your Security Clearance
* 2+2=5.34169
* You Ar Not Clard For Th Lttr ' '
* Noncompliance Is Required

There are times when terminating traitors needs to be obvious and recorded for entertainment. Then there are rare cases where terminations need to be subtle and understated. Are these cases rare because the Computer wants citizens to witness the price of treason or because Troubleshooters are about as subtle as a docbot with a bloody chainsaw?

Truth or Dare is a mission for the the Paranoia RPG. Here, Troubleshooters will be taught how to infiltrate a secret society without letting on that they are Troubleshooters. When that fails, they will enjoy painful Coretech upgrades, an underground punk concert, candy-coated death traps, an extremely annoying NPC that just will not go way and so many mission updates that even us Famous Game Designers got lost while writing this.

Question: Is treason committed while undercover still treason? Answer: We will see.

This is the Extinction-class Incident Response Book. Inside, Paranoia GMs will find 15 different experiments that almost ended all that we know, love, hate, like, like-like and pretty much everything. Each comes with details on the experiment, its intended results, the actual results and some locations & NPCs.

Even better, busy GMs will find a three-act mission prompt based on that experiment! Sure, GMs have to fill in the details, but the nefarious plots, nonsensical motivations and random scenes of petty violence are already there. But this also lets GMs craft their own custom missions full of their own personality and anti-social tendencies.