30 Nights is a detailed campaign book to help players learn and have fun with Shadowrun, Sixth World. It introduces players to new rules and new plot lines, plunging them into the growing chaos in the UCAS as they look into the source of a mysterious blackout plaguing Toronto.

The adventures can be played as a single gaming session to introduce players to the new rules, multiple sessions hitting highlights from the adventures, or a detailed campaign propelling the players through each of the 30 nights of the blackout and ensuing chaos.

Shadowrun remains one of the most beloved gaming settings of all time with wide and enduring appeal - and Anarchy provides rules for a new style of play in this awesome world.

Storytelling comes to the fore in Anarchy, allowing gamemasters and players to work in tandem to craft a fun, fast-moving campaign. Powered by the Cue System and offering a narrative-focused game experience, Anarchy includes numerous, ready-to-play characters and a slew of ready-made missions that will thrust players onto the mean Sprawl streets of the Sixth World in no time!

Shadowrun: Anarchy presented a new way to role-play in the Sixth World, and Chicago Chaos adds more resources for players to keep the adventures rolling.

Chicago is one of the classic settings for Shadowrun, and this books has a wide range of adventures for players to dive into and enjoy. From hunting insect spirits to finding lost technology to dealing with mysterious disappearances, this book has all the tools to throw players into the chaos and help them develop fun, memorable stories.

* Includes characters, NPCs, and Contract Briefs to make playing Anarchy fast and fun.
* Offers game stats on bizarre creatures from Shadowrun lore, including bug spirits and ghouls.
* Provides story info to help players get caught up on events in Sixth World Chicago.

EXECUTE.
Authorization granted.
Maneuver AF2B9.
Go dark.
Eliminate.

Those words set a plan in motion, but what plan? Something’s about to go down in Barcelona. Someone is marked for death. But who’s the target, and who’s pulling trigger?

Building on the structure of 30 Nights, Assassins Night is a campaign book for Shadowrun, Sixth World that provides short adventures that can be linked into a longer campaign centered on a major event-the attempted assassination of one of the world`s power players. The players take a major role in determining how events shake out, who gains from these events-and who takes the blame.

Upgrade or Die!

Augmentation is the advanced medtech rulebook for Shadowrun, Fourth Edition, covering everything you need to know about implants—including new cyberware and bioware and where to score the surgery. It provides detailed overviews of genetics and nanotechnology, from regrowing limbs to lethal cutter swarms. It also previews the bleeding-edge of medtech: bio-drones, cybermancy, and full-body cyborgs. Augmentation contains everything players and gamemasters need for implants and body modification in Shadowrun.

Following on the heels of Street Magic, Augmentation is useful to both Players and Game Master, as it is packed full with: 75 new pieces of gear, updated rules for all types of modifications (including cyberware, bioware, gene therapy), and rules for Cyberzombie and cutting-edge biodrones.

Pages: 176 (Hardcover)

Rulers of the Universe.

Who is the Director of the Internal Security Force? Planetary ruler of Regulus? Current Marshal of the Armies? Merchant Factor of Clan Diamond Shark?

As one of the most powerful interstellar corporations in the Inner Sphere—with satellite plants in every House—such questions are imperative for StarCorps Industries. In the tumultuous time of the Jihad, as power brokers fall and new personalities rise to prominence, the answers to such questions can mean the difference between a fat in-the-black account and operations in the red. And no corporation, much less one as powerful and far reaching as StarCorps Industries, treats failure well.

Masters and Minions: The StarCorps Dossiers is a sourcebook from the perspective of StarCorps Industries, compiled from dozens of sources by an army of administrators, all with an eye towards furthering StarCorps markets and interest. Masters and Minions is a complete who’s-who of the BattleTech universe, with well over a hundred personalities detailed. Short overviews of all the major and most minor factions of the Inner Sphere are also included, briefly covering such details as their most notable factories, planets and military forces.

Näytettä.

Launch yourself into the universe of BattleTech with new technologies and prove your heroism to House Lords and Khans alike!

Visit strange and distant worlds, and battle alien beasts beyond your wildest dreams! Demonstrate new combat techniques both in and out of the cockpit while navigating the intricate layers of neo-feudal politics! Whether your are a House regular, a pirate smuggler, a noble scion, a deep space explorer, or just a thrill-seeking adventurer, bring your experience to a whole new level!

A Time of War Companion introduces advanced rules for BattleTech role-players and gamemasters alike. This core book expansion showcases advanced gameplay options including Advanced Tier martial arts, “heromode” gameplay, metaskills, Trait Checks, and more! Use character design templates to quickly generate new characters and NPCs, or even convert older characters from previous MechWarrior rule sets! Gamemasters, use the world-building rules to bring your players to exotic new locations, introduce them to equally exotic fauna you have created to greet them there, and give them the chance to fight for—or against—a host of new technologies rarely seen in the field! The tools to enhance your role-playing campaigns are here for the taking!

Offers several rules expansions designed specifically to enhance the basic game play experience of A Time of War campaigns, while retaining compatibility with the rest of the core rules line.

• Expanded rules for general role-playing play, including expanded character skills, traits, and combat options.
• Character creation aids, including pre-created character templates and conversion rules for previous editions of the BattleTech role-playing system (specifically, the MechWarrior First, Second, and Third Editions).
• Rules and guidelines for creating authentic BattleTech-style worlds and nonhuman creatures from scratch.
• Advanced equipment, including weapon customizations, enhanced bionics, and other exotic gear.
• Additional game master guides for a variety of campaign types, complete with new adventure seeds and supporting rules for common challenges like contract negotiations and interactions with high-powered characters.

Deep Shadows Sourcebook

Shadowrunners aren’t made to be heroes—they mainly exist to get jobs done and get paid. To some, though, that’s not enough. They see plenty of wrong with the world, and they want to try to make some things right.

Better than Bad is a Deep Shadows book for players and gamemasters involved in hooding (as in Robin Hood), using their work to bring some help to people who need it. The book provides plot hooks, advice, techniques, and other resources for teams that want to bring a little light into their game while they see if they can beat the odds and rise to the level of hero.

* Includes details on Pretoria, a setting that has never been detailed on this level in the Sixth World, presenting exciting new opportunities for players.
* Updates plots with information about how players can do more than just react to events—they can take a role in fighting for right.
* Provides character options for players who want to see how well they can be heroes in the shadows.

Dimension of Terror!

Every alien race that the Patrol has encountered tells stories -tales of evil, legends of destruction. Each race tells a slightly different story, but the core is the same: there is a great race of alien intent on controlling the cosmos-and destroying what they can't control. These are the mythic Metatherions and now it's humanity's turn to take on this seemingly invincible foe.

Beyond the Gravastarpits the heroes of humanity against an evil race so powerful that it can control the very fabric of space and time. Can you overcome this cosmic evil? Go beyond the gravastar and find out!

Beyond the Gravastar is for use with the Cosmic Patrol Core Rulebook

Wounded Fury

A scared megacorporation does not run and hide in the shadows. Instead it lashes out, swiping with sharp claws, not caring who gets caught by the blows. Many of the megacorps are currently reeling, hit by multiple harsh blows. NeoNET and Evo are dealing with the fallout of the CFD virus, Ares has powerful forces eating it away from inside, Horizon backed the losing side of the Aztlan-Amazonia war, and the Japanacorps are rearing back to take on the worldand each other. When the corps get aggressive, shadowrunners get called, and blood gets shed.

In this campaign book for Shadowrun 5th Edition, players have a chance to earn piles of money from the megacorps, and then use their best moves to survive long enough to collect it.

The Sharks are Circling

When the great dragon Hestaby leveled Saeder-Krupp’s arcology in Dubai, a lot of people wondered if the success of her act meant that Lofwyr & co. were off their game. And of course, the corps of the Sixth World aren’t ones to just sit around and speculate—instead, they act. All of the sudden, corporations of all sizes are on the move, snatching up any Saeder-Krupp clients they can pry away, telling them that S-K can’t be trusted in the current turmoil.

Saeder-Krupp, though, is not about to let anyone believe they are weak. They're going to show that they should never be trifled with, and that clients would be well served to stay with them—or risk the wrath of Lofwyr. They’re bringing runners to Dubai to demonstrate that the largest megacorporation in the world still has strength to spare.

Damage Control is the first in the new Boardroom Backstabs series of adventures for Shadowrun. The series explores one of the classic Shadowrunthemes—corporate machinations where every handshake is made with crossed fingers, and the hand you can’t see is always holding a knife. There’s a lot of money to be made on this job, but runners better keep their wits about them if they want to keep all those corporate sharks from feeding on them.

Damage Control is for use with Shadowrun, Twentieth Anniversary Edition.

In 2072, Roger Soaring Owl, CEO of Knight Errant, resigned.

In 2073, Roger Soaring Owl was attacked on the streets of Denver. Witnesses were not clear on just what attacked him, but most say it was meaner, stronger, and faster than any metahuman.

Now it’s 2074. It’s time to find out what Roger Soaring Owl learned.

Corporate machinations don’t get any meaner than this. Rivals of the megacorporation are certain it’s hiding some dark secrets, and they’re willing to spend significant nuyen to uncover this information. Runners are going to have to infiltrate an Ares subsidiary and gain the corporation’s trust if they want to discover the secret—and if they do, they will have to find a way to survive with what they have learned.

Sacrificial Limb is the second in the Boardroom Backstabs series of adventures for Shadowrun. It has plot information, NPC details, player handouts, and everything needed to throw players into the depths of corporate espionage, digging for the paydata the megacorps want to keep hidden.

Requires Shadowrun, Twentieth Anniversary Edition; offers the character statistics, setting information, and plot points needed for gamemasters to take players on the second in a series of adventures that develops one of the classic Shadowrun themes—corporate machinations and double-crosses that present both danger and opportunity to the player characters. This adventure also brings back bug spirits, one of the classic Shadowrun adversaries.

Can be played alone or as the start of the boardroom backstabs series, which will have ramifications in the ongoing Shadowrun plotline.

56 pages

TO: Willing recruits
FROM: The people who can pay you.

Come to Manhattan. We will pay.

We won't bother with appeals to patriotism, or to your best instincts, or to anything the least bit noble. Come to Manhattan because there is a fight breaking out. Fighting is what you are paid for. Fighting is what you were born for. Come because there is money to be made.

Come to Manhattan because the corporations are spoiling for a fight. Most of the time, we're good at keeping our spats clean and civilized. We lie, we cheat, we steal, but we do not engage in anything as vulgar as open street fighting. Sometimes, though, we can't help ourselves. Sometimes, the tension gets to be too much, and it breaks, and it bursts into the open.

That time is coming.

Battle of Manhattan is the third in the Boardroom Backstabs series of adventures for use with Shadowrun, Twentieth Anniversary Edition and Shadowrun, Fifth Edition.

Offers the character statistics, setting information, and plot points needed for gamemasters to take players on the third in a series of adventures that develops one of the classic Shadowrun themes—corporate machinations and double-crosses. This adventure presents both danger and opportunity to the player characters as corporate intrigue spills into open fighting in the streets of Manhattan.

• Brings runners to Manhattan and involves them in ever-increasing corporate tensions that threaten to erupt into violence.
• Puts the runners in situations that will test the limits of their abilities, including a daring mid-air extraction.
• Ratchets up the tension of the first two adventures in the series and tests the runners’ ability to succeed in a hostile setting.
• Builds on plotlines, characters, and situations covered in previous books such as Corporate Guide and the Missions living campaign while developing plotlines that will be expanded on in future books.
• Can be played alone or as the start of the Boardroom Backstabs series, which will have ramifications in the ongoing Shadowrun plotline.
• Provides complete non-player character statistics, player handouts, and all other information needed to let players dive into the adventure immediately.

Requires Shadowrun, Twentieth Anniversary Edition

The Bastard, upright. A man in clown makeup stands in a broken skyscraper window over another man on the verge of a long plummet. Near the clown’s hand, a white rose. Opportunity, adventure, but also mania and frenzy. 404, upright. A woman crouches on the edge of a rooftop, holding a white rose. In the distance is the image of a woman in a red dress. Destruction, failure, collapse. Queen of coins. A woman in a red dress, lounging amidst luxury. She has material wealth but emptiness of soul. Upright, she is opulence, magnificent. Inverse is suspense, fear.

Opportunity and adventure abounds. Destruction and failure loom. Will the result be magnificence—or fear?

Book of the Lost takes the intricate art of the Sixth World Tarot and turns it into stories and campaigns for Shadowrun players. Full of plot hooks and adventure seeds, this book is a treasure trove of ideas, mysteries, and enigmas that can make memorable games. Open it and explore knowledge that had been lost but is now, here, rediscovered. And waiting for you.

Book of the Lost is for use with Shadowrun, Fifth Edition, and can easily be used with Shadowrun: Anarchy with minor NPC adjustments.

The Hunt is On!

Elizabeth Nunn, a delightful woman who happens to have an odd habit of hanging out in hospitals and abandoned churches, has a grudge. A deep grudge. The kind of grudge that requires professional help to work out - and we're not talking about a psychotherapist. She needs shadowrunners, and if they're willing to take on the job, they'll encounter fierce gangers, wild critters, and members of a secret magical society who fiercely guard their mysteries.

Boundless Mercy introduces a series of linked Shadowrun Missions that were initially run through the convention circuit.

Boundless Mercy is a series of Shadowrun Missions that were first run at major conventions. Featuring four linked adventures with complete game information, this book offers plenty of resources for gamemasters and some steep challenges for players.

Boundless Mercy is for use with Shadowrun, Fifth Edition.

Shadowrunners cannot be limited by what their bodies can - or cannot - do. They have to do more, stretch farther, surpass any limits, and accomplish the impossible. Some runners can rely on magic; for everyone else, there are augmentations.

From shiny chrome that makes your body into a humanoid semi-truck to genetech that alters you at the most fundamental level to drugs and chemicals that give you a quick and dirty boost, Chrome Flesh provides dozens of new ways to alter Shadowrun characters and make them better, stronger, faster, and altogether readier to kick ass and take names on the streets!

Shadowrunners cannot be limited by what their bodies can - or cannot - do. They have to do more, stretch farther, surpass any limits, and accomplish the impossible. Some runners can rely on magic; for everyone else, there are augmentations.

From shiny chrome that makes your body into a humanoid semi-truck to genetech that alters you at the most fundamental level to drugs and chemicals that give you a quick and dirty boost, Chrome Flesh provides dozens of new ways to alter Shadowrun characters and make them better, stronger, faster, and altogether readier to kick ass and take names on the streets!

Claws At Your Throat

Never, ever deal with a dragon. Shadowrunners have heard that dictum so often, they frequently say those words in their sleep. But what the aphorism forgets to tell you is this—what if you don’t have a choice?

The tension between dragons has been growing, and the big lizards are throwing every weapon they have at each other, including shadowrunners—especially shadowrunners. Extractions, industrial sabotage, theft, wetwork—there's plenty of jobs in all those areas, and dragons are finding ways to get reluctant runners to work for them. Maybe they’ll hide their involvement in the run, or maybe they’ll bribe the runners with large piles of nuyen or blackmail them with their past activities. Or maybe they’ll just tell the runners they have a simple choice of working for them or being eaten.

Whatever tactics they choose, the dragons are going to be active and aggressive, and if runners want to survive, they better be on their toes. They need to know who the draconic players are, what they’re up to, and what might happen to them if they fall into a dragon’s grip. They need to be ready for anything, because when dragons go at each other, the world shakes, the earth beneath them burns—and far too often, shadowrunners die.

The Clutch of Dragons provides the information gamemasters and players need to involve draconic plots in their games, from profiles of individuals dragons, their plots, and their lairs to information about the latest efforts to build anti-dragon weapons. This is a critical reference for any players who want to test their skills against the machinations of dragons—or who want to see just how much trouble they can survive.

• Updates metaplot events in the Sixth World and provides dramatic new developments in the conflict between dragons.
• Provides information on some fan-favorite NPCs, including Lofwyr, Ryan Mercury, and Nadja Daviar.
• Details several geographic areas where dragons have a strong influence so that runners can have a variety of experiences running in the shadows of dragons’ wings.
• Presents plot hooks and other ideas that gamemasters can use to easily adapt the elements of the book into their game.
• Describes groups and individuals working to take advantage of the higherlevel events so that gamemasters and runners can see how those events play out on the streets.
• Presents fiction that will help immerse gamemasters and players in extreme environments and the ongoing Shadowrun plot.

Requires Shadowrun, Twentieth Anniversary Edition

Big, bad, and awesome

They can call you a trog. Sure they can. Let ’em think it’s smear. Let them show you what they don’t know. Let them ignore history, the great accomplishments orks and trolls have made in every field in the Sixth World, the homes and enclaves they’ve built out of nothing. There’s enough talent in the trog population to punch, hack, rig, charm, or enchant that smug smile right off their face. You know what you are. They’ll learn—fast, if they know what’s good for them.

The Complete Trog is the definitive guide for ork and troll characters in Shadowrun. With information on what it’s like to be an ork or troll in dozens of spots across the globe, details on working in corps as a trog (including in ork- and troll-dominated corps) and the heroes and enemies of trog culture, the book helps players add flavor and depth to their characters and the world around them. On top of that, it has gear, qualities, and life modules compatible with both Shadowrun, Fifth Edition and Shadowrun: Anarchy.

Plunge into the rich culture of trogs and watch them turn that slur on its head.

The Tangled Web of Truth

War rages in Central America, tensions between dragons are on the rise, and the Watergate Rift has been closed in a display of power that shook the city of DeeCee to its core. To many, the world is becoming more disordered and unpredictable -but there are those who look underneath the surface chaos and see order, or even a plan. They see people and organizations who pull the strings and make the world shake, and they wonder if they can find out what these people are up to before it's too late.

Conspiracy Theories is a deep dive into the underbelly of the Sixth World, a place filled with crackpot theories and insane ideas that would be laughable if it weren't for the fact that some of them are most assuredly true. If they want to stay alive, shadowrunners need to know this information to keep them a step ahead of the forces that may be massing against them behind the scenes. If they want to do more than survive -if they want to prosper- they really need to know this data, because any runner worth a damn knows that manipulating people based on what they believe to be true is a great way to make a few nuyen.

Bringing together plot elements from War!, Spy Games, and the Dawn of the Artifacts series, Conspiracy Theories adds a twisted element to Shadowrun games. Conspiracy Theories is for use with Shadowrun, Twentieth Anniversary Edition.

• Looks at the intrigue and paranoia spreading across the Sixth World in the wake of the Aztlan-Amazonia war, the renegotiation of the Treaty of Denver, and the pursuit of powerful ancient artifacts.
• Provides details on London, giving a look into this legendary city at a level Shadowrun has not offered since the game’s first edition.
• Revisits some of the legendary shadowy organizations from Shadowrun’s past, including the Universal Brotherhood.
• Offers a look at the powers behind the curtain and the crazy theories about who really controls things in the Sixth World and what they are trying to accomplish.
• Introduces new plot elements that tie into Shadowrun’s past while opening up new avenues for future developments.
• Presents plot hooks and other ideas that gamemasters can use to easily adapt the elements of the book into their game.
• Includes information on new magical gear, spells, and reagents that will enhance the options players have for how magic is used in the shadows.
• Presents fiction that will help immerse gamemasters and players in the setting and the ongoing Shadowrun plot.

Pages: 208 (softcover)

Are You Ready to Sell Your Soul?

Corporate Enclaves shines the spotlight on two very different bastions of corporate power in the Sixth World: Los Angeles and Neo-Tokyo. Controlled and exploited by the iron hand of the megacorps, these sprawls are home to corporate powerhouses, their political minions, powerful crime factions, and plenty of intrigue and opportunities for enterprising and resourceful shadowrunners.

The second in an ongoing series of themed setting books for Shadowrun, Fourth Edition, Corporate Enclaves also briefly visits the unique corporate dominions of Dubai, Europort, Manhattan, Nairobi, and Tenochtitlán, and provides guidelines for developing your own corp-controlled settings.

• Details the schitzophrenic city of Los Angeles, from ocean-battered landscape to mass-media stars.
• The first book to contain details about Horizon, one of the new megacorporations introduced in Shadowrun, Fourth Edition
• Neo-Tokyo creates more opportunities for games set in the Pacific Rim, in conjuction with Hong Kong from Runner Havens

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THE CENTERS OF POWER

There is nothing in the Sixth World more powerful than the megacorporations. Even great dragons scratch and claw to get a piece of the power wielded by the Big Ten. If you’re running the shadows, you need to know about the megas, because they deal out the biggest paydays—and, if you cross them, the harshest paybacks.

Corporate Guide helps runners learn what the ten AAA-rated corporations are up to in 2072 and answers pressing questions such as: How is Aztechnology dealing with Amazonia these days? How is Horizon’s continuing prominence affecting its laid-back culture? How many times can Richard Villiers have one mega rise up from the ashes of another?

Corporate Guide offers details on all of the Big Ten megacorporations and briefings on some of the rising powers of the corp world. It also provides the basics every shadowrunner should know about how corporations work and what life is like for the drones trapped inside them, along with rules for greater interaction of player characters with these monoliths of power.

Corporate Guide also contains rules and guidelines for players and gamemasters who want to run a corporate-centered campaign, including options for playing characters that work for, and against, the biggest corporations in the world.

192 pages