Sooner or later every wandering Adventurer finds his way to Sorandib, whether the aim is to hide out from authority, find work as a sell-sword or simply to loot its treasures.

Sorandib is an ancient city in catastrophic decline. While there are districts where law and order hold sway, no single force exercises control over the whole city and outside its walls there is near anarchy to the West, while Taskan soldiers maintain some order in the East to keep the road to the imperial heartlands open.

Sorandib has been kept alive by two things: its control over the trade in Fengo, a drug harvested from the weeds that choke lake Barur to the North; and the creations of the Guild of Artificers, a centuries-old association of sorcerer-scientists who are famous for their inventions, feats of engineering and practical devices – many of which are built into the very fabric of the city.

Just as the Emperor owes his immortality to magic provided by the king of Sorandib, the city will surely play a role in his final ascension to the heavens. The cult of Thesh in Taskay has its eye on direct control not only of the Artificers but of the fire-demon Sorantar who is the city’s god. The Iron Simulacrum himself looks to Sorandib as the place he will discover his fate when the Emperor departs the physical plane, where he might be unmade in such a way as to find the key to a continued existence as an independent soul. Sorandib could be the scene of Treason on a world-shattering scale. Age of Treason: The Iron Companion provides a comprehensive view of this famous city, including maps, floor plans, NPCs, cults, scenarios and rules for creating Artifice.

Also in this book are new spells, price lists, new rules for training, henchmen and hirelings, running a business and using Passion traits in the setting. Comprehensive Spirit Magic rules synthesise the Legend rules and the Setting rules into a single document and statistics are provided for Elementals, including the bizarre Flesh Elemental, the Blemmye.

In addition to the fully detailed scenarios set in Sorandib, the Companion describes six major treasonous plots to form the backdrop for further adventures, as well as suggested plotlines for scenarios set on the wild frontiers of Marangia and Kitan.

Pages: 128, black and white, Softcover
Author: Jonathan Drake

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When the Ancients visited Terra millennia ago, they seeded humanity among the stars. Those who were left behind were the Solomani and when they finally achieved jump travel, found the worlds around them already populated ⤓ it was the Solomani who toppled the Vilani Imperium, established the Rule of Man and brought on the Long Night.

This book investigates the Solomani, their empire, technology and society. Full rules are given for creating Solomani characters and a complete sector is provided in Solomani space to begin your adventures far from the Spinward Marches.

Pages: 200, black and white, Hardcover
Author: David Pulver

The latest in the Alien Module series, this book details the Droyne. From their homeworld to their careers and technology, within you will find all of the information needed for the use of Droyne as both Player and Non-Player Characters.

Pages: 200, black and white, Hardcover
Author: Don Mckinney

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At the very fringe of the Imperium, in a backwater corner of the Spinward Marches, the Aramis subsector has been an undeveloped and often ignored part of Imperial society for generations. Recently, however, the alien vargr living just across the Imperial border have begun to acquire a taste for the subsector's exotic and excellent agricultural products, and increased trade is beginning to bring prosperity.

Against this background, two major shipping lines are developing their holds on the trade routes and are now caught in a cut-throat competition for a monopoly on trade and cargo transport. Into this situation steps the intrepid band of Traveller characters that this book is about, ready to embark on the quest of their lives.

Aramis: The Traveller Adventure is a vehicle to transport you and your friends on a journey into the far future.

Size: 180 pages, Hardback
Interior Art: Black and white

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The first in a new Open Content series for the Legend RPG, Arcania of Legend books will introduce different forms of magic into your games, allowing you to pick and choose which is right for characters and worlds alike. It starts with Blood Magic¦

This tome examines the beliefs and uses of life force in cultural magic, offering rules, spells and supernatural creatures which thrive upon it. It begins with insights concerning what life force is and how it drives supernatural effects. The differences in animal and human blood are investigated, focussing on what rewards are granted for varying levels of sacrifice up to and including youth or even death. Also included are new concepts of how inherited bloodlines can provide mystical abilities, the consumption of blood endowing strengths and powers, and methods of preserving life (or unlife) by exsanguination.

Author: Pete Nash
Pages: 128, black and white, Softcover

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The French Arm vies with the Chinese Arm as the most developed grouping of colony worlds. The Arm contains a total of twelve colony worlds, colonized mainly by France, Britain, Germany, and Azania. The long-settled nature of many of these worlds is a source of considerable acrimony, and even conflict, between these worlds and the nations that colonized them. This sourcebook takes you across the French Arm, visiting all the worlds and providing a rich background for your 2300AD campaigns.

OSHANE IS BURNING!

For many years, the Inner City of Oshane has been a source of tension in the Kingdom of Throal. The city’s population is heavily ork, while the government is primarily dwarf. The two races have lived together uneasily at best. A combination of poor government and racial tensions have recently sparked race riots in the city. Now, a spate of fires has sent the situation from bad to worse. It will take more than a keen sword to restore peace...

Burning Desires is an adventure supplement for Earthdawn, intended to challenge three to five Journeyman characters of any Discipline. This book also provides comprehensive information on the Throalic city of Oshane for use in any Earthdawn campaign. Requires use of the Earthdawn Player’s and Gamemaster’s Guides.

Size: 128 pages, Softback
Interior Art: Black and white
Author: Andrew Ragland

For centuries, the lands of the west have been enthralled by tales about the mystical province of Cathay. Far to the East, this mysterious place has always been a symbol of intrigue and wonder. Now, the door to the East is open. From the lightning-born storm children, to the renowned Xan monks, Cathay’s secrets can finally be explored by those brave enough to venture into this troubled, war-torn realm.

The Cathay: The Five Kingdoms Gamemaster’s Guide is a sourcebook for Earthdawn Third Edition, containing everything a gamemaster needs for running adventures in the Five Kingdoms of Cathay— extensive setting material, guidelines for creating adventures and campaigns, information on creatures, dragons, Horrors, spirits, magical treasures, and much more! Requires use of the Earthdawn Player’s and Gamemaster’s Guides.

Size: 160 pages, Hardback
Interior Art: Black and white
Author: Hank Woon

For centuries, the lands of the west have been enthralled by tales about the mystical province of Cathay. Far to the East, this mysterious place has always been a symbol of intrigue and wonder. Now, the door to the East is open. From the lightning-born storm children, to the renowned Xan monks, Cathay’s secrets can finally be explored by those brave enough to venture into this troubled, war-torn realm.

The Cathay: The Five Kingdoms Player’s Guide is a sourcebook for Earthdawn Third Edition, containing everything a player needs for adventuring the Five Kingdoms of Cathay—new Namegiver races, Disciplines, talents, spells, and much more! Requires use of the Earthdawn Player’s and Gamemaster’s Guides.

Size: 160 pages, Hardback
Interior Art: Black and white
Author: Hank Woon

It is a good time to be alive. The nations of the world still exist, but they have become more civilized. Countries resolve their disputes through the forum of the United World Council. Colonies of mutual cooperation exist throughout the solar system. We have stretched to the edge of our known world.

But, alas, it is not to be our time.

Something approaches, a thing on an orbit from far away. Seemingly a large shard of dark matter, this object is known in obscure prophecy as the Chthonian Star. It is a thing that has been travelling through the universe on its oblique trajectory for millions, if not billions, of years. It is a part of the natural cycle of things, on its eon-long orbit. The Chthonian Star is the thing that caused the end of the dinosaurs, among other things. Now, again, it is awakening things long thought lost or dead, things that have slumbered awaiting its return.

Created by WildFire, the team behind the award-winning CthulhuTech, Chthnonian Stars is an original setting for Traveller. It brings a Lovecraftian flair to the Traveller family of products, in a near future setting where mankind has expanded out into our solar system, where old things are beginning to awaken.

This is the core setting book, with everything a new players needs (other than the Traveller Core Rulebook). It includes robust setting material, including a look at the planets and colonies of our solar system, new technology and starships, and a peek behind the curtain at the occult history of our part of the galaxy. It also includes new optional rules for character generation, including point allocation and half-terms, and new rules for psychology and combat.

Size: 220 pages, Hardback
Interior Art: Full Colour
Author: M J Dougherty

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Home to over 25,000 rampaging orcs, Skarr is a city of pure brutality, a place of nightmare that even the bravest Adventurer will fear to tread. Built from the ruins of an ancient dwarven stronghold the orcs themselves destroyed, the hordes of Skarr range for miles in every direction, bringing slaughter and misery to any community unfortunate enough to be within range of their predations.

Inside You Will Find:
* City History: Discover how the dwarves of Ironhallow Hall lost their home in a dramatic battle with the orc hordes.

* Government: Despite being run by orcs, Skarr has a convoluted government with several factions all vying to wrest control from the warlords and City Master.

* Daily Life: For most of the orcs and goblins that dwell within Skarr, life is a misery beset by poverty and brutality. Yet they continue to thrive, posing an ever present threat to every civilised nation within range of the rampaging hordes.

* Religion: The gods of Skarr hold sway over vast segments of the unruly population, their priests guiding the hordes into predetermined paths to serve an, as yet, hidden purpose.

* Tour of the City: Walk the burnt out streets and dank caverns of Skarr, avoiding the most dangerous regions in an effort just to survive in this most violent of civilisations.

* Movers and Shakers: Full details are given on the inhabitants of Skarr, from the barkeep Gireous Phlog, through to the infamous City Master, Cylus Groon and the Demon Lord Kharkus. Watch orcs rise through the ranks of the Silver Tusks and spread throughout the Disciples of the Asphibyiex or the Mended Ones.

Pages: 128, black and white, Softcover
Author: Wil Upchurch

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Crowded Hours is a compilation of the classic Avenger Enterprises Traveller adventures, including:

The Windermann Incident: Travelling by airship is supposed to be slow and boring, but this voyage is a lot more interesting than the passengers aboard Handley Aviatrix bargained for. With the passengers in the hands of hijackers, the crew helpless and Handley Avatrix herself on a collision course with destruction, it falls to the travellers to save the airship and themselves. They must confront gunmen, treachery and airsick rodents at high altitude over an arctic sea.

Type S: The Type S Scout/Courier is a tough little ship, regarded in many quarters as virtually unbreakable. When an ex-Scout somehow manages to strand his ship atop a dormant volcano, the travellers are hired to repair and retrieve it. What could possibly go wrong with such a simple task?

Fiddler's Green: Overwhelmed by a revolution, the remnants of the Bularia Mounted Constabulary fight to keep open the only route out of the war zone. With the rebel army closing in on the last train to safety, the travellers can run or try to protect the refugees. Their stand might become a legend, or they may be buying a one-way ticket to Fiddler's Green, the legendary place where all dead troopers dismount.

One Crowded Hour: Aboard a mis-jumped liner, the situation is dire. The ship is out of control and careering towards a gas giant. There are not enough places aboard the shuttle for everyone, so the passengers and crew must take desperate measures to save the ship and themselves. They have little time remaining... one crowded hour of glorious endeavour to save the ship, or sixty minutes of frantic weaseling, conniving and treachery to grab a place on the lifeboat.

Crowded Hours hurls your adventuring group into the middle of desperate, high-pressure situations requiring fast thinking and a variety of skills. Non-combat-oriented groups will find their own solutions, but these are not adventures for the faint-hearted. Grab the controls, chamber a round and ready your best fast talk, because the next few hours are going to be crowded with action.

Size: 240 pages, Hardback
Interior Art: Black & White
Author: Various

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Continuing the great exploration of the Third Imperium, Deneb Sector provides new ground for your players to explore, colonise and capitalise!

Part of the Great Rift, Deneb Sector is nevertheless a vitally important link in the Imperium, forming the major route between the Imperial Core and the Spinward Marches. Those from the core see the sector as barbaric while those in the Marches view it as decadent and past its age. Home to one of the brightest stars in the entire galaxy, Deneb is a sector of wonder and fortune¦

Author: Rob Eaglestone
Pages: 128, black and white, Softcover

Brother Hoffman is far and away the most talented inventor to have passed through the ranks of The Order. As a Prior Artifex, he was without equal. His devices have aided countless hero monks to overcome supernatural foes that would otherwise have bested them.

News, therefore, of a lost device "of a machine Hoffman was working on when his mind failed him" is of the utmost importance. Agents are dispatched at once and charged with locating the plans to Hoffman's last great invention.

Pages: 128, black and white, softcover
Author: Carl Walmsley

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Though the Order’s strength is greatest in northern Europe, its power and influence stretch far beyond the walls of the Mont St. Michel and the borders of France. Across the Holy Roman Empire and the kingdoms of the Mediterranean it maintains priories from which its members may pursue their struggle against the enemies of Christendom. Beyond these, in storied Egypt and mysterious Cyprus, lone outposts guard against the depredations of sorcery and blasphemies of the infidel, for monsters in the night never sleep, and there are but few who can stand against them.

Sanctuaries is a supplement that outlines four of the Order’s outposts to which guardian priests might travel in pursuit of a mission – or fall back to in times of need. Each is unique, offering the chance to encounter new supernatural threats and explore an unfamiliar region and culture.

All four sections are packed with information that Games Masters and players alike can use to enrich their Deus Vult campaign. This includes new creatures, equipment and Preternatural Gifts, information on the local history, inhabitants and culture, and two complete adventures that explore the unique mythology of the local region.

Take up your sword, your shield, and your crucifix, and march grimly into the night...

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Most creatures that come to the attention of the Order are lone predators or members of a small pack or cult. They may be dangerous adversaries – red in tooth and claw, or wielding foul sorceries – but they tend to be isolated threats. They lack the co-ordination and resources guardian priests can bring to bear. Such enemies are dealt with swiftly and without mercy.

In recent years, however, it has become apparent to the Masters of the Order that other forces are at work in the world. These are not just mindless monsters or heretical rabbles but organised and purposeful groups whose powers are not to be underestimated and whose goals are dark and fathomless.

As always, the Order must respond. It must adapt and counter these new challenges, in order to see His Will done and Christendom protected.

But can the truth be uncovered in time? And even then, can mortal man hope to stand against such ageless adversaries when, for so long, they have gone about their work undetected?

Presented within this book are details of some of the mysterious groups whose activities threaten not just Christendom but the world itself. Many of these organisations are centuries old, with schemes and ambitions set to play out in the years ahead. They can provide even experienced guardian priests with new and diverse challenges – and move the events of a Deus Vult campaign far beyond the relative safety of northern Europe to the Holy Lands and beyond. For, just as the Order is increasingly aware of these shadowy groups, so they too are taking a greater interest in the warriors of the Mont St. Michel.

These include Malik Dhukan, the exiled King of the Djinn; strange were-races of the Scions of Zeus; and mysterious eastern sorcerers from far Cathay.

But fear not brothers and sisters, for ours is a divine calling and we shall not be alone. Strike out into the darkness.

Earthdawn is a fantasy roleplaying game set in a world of high adventure, high magic, and terrible danger.

The Gamemaster's Guide provides revised game mechanics, extensive setting material, guidelines for creating campaigns in Barsaive, information on creatures, dragons, Horrors, spirits, magical treasures, and much more!

The Gamemaster's Screen features the most important rules and tables for running an Earthdawn campaign, complete with a 32-page booklet which contains the upper level stats and skills for the pregenerated characters found in the Player's Guide.

Before science, before history, there was an Age of Legend!

For years humanity huddled in underground kaers, as the astral beings known as the Horrors ravaged the land in an orgy of terror and destruction. Now the long, dark age of the Scourge has passed, and brave adventurers emerge to reclaim their world. Elf, ork, t'skrang, human, and other wondrous races explore a world that teems with strange creatures and unseen dangers; a world of lost cities, and ancient, long-forgotten treasures and idescribable wonders; a world where the very earth and sky vibrate with powerful arcane energies.

The Player's Guide provides you with the rules for playing characters from First to Eighth Circle, with all the talents, spells, and other tools needed to forge your own legends in the Earthdawn Roleplaying Game!

The Elven Court has long stood as the seat and heart of elven culture. But there are nations of elves in distant lands, and their relationship with the Court shaped the past of Barsaive and led to the rise of the Theran Empire. In the wake of the Scourge, the Court is corrupted and insular. How will the lands of Shosara and Sereatha face the future? Will they help redeem Blood Wood, or raise their own light to guide the destiny of the elven people?

Jewel of the South!

The white walls of Travar weathered the Scourge better than most. The city has been a center of trade since before the Scourge and stayed out of the conflicts between Throal and Thera. But in the aftermath of the Second Theran War, Throal is no longer the beacon of hope and freedom it once was. The dwarfs still trade, but Travar`s merchant houses see more opportunities to line their pockets, and that brings greater influence in Barsaive. Greater influence brings greater attention. Trade is critical to post-war rebuilding efforts, and those who control trade control Barsaive. Exploring the past and present of Travar and the surrounding lands, Travar: The Merchant City provides a wealth of setting information, including significant characters, organizations, and legends to enhance your Earthdawn campaigns.

North, beyond the vast, arid wilderness of the Sighing Desert lies a distant land that is usually only referred to by boasting merchants seeking to add to the price of their wares or else tellers of tall stories in the taverns of the Young Kingdoms cities. Secrets of the Steppes gives details on the geography, flora and fauna of the Dakwinsi Steppe and the regions which border this vast tundra land. In addition, the unique histories and customs of the nations and tribes who inhabit these areas are provided.

Shad is a civilized Ilmioran City-State whose harbour is often the last port of call by those who chance sailing further up the coast into the colder reaches of the Pale Sea. These northern waters are home to huge whales and colossal icebergs, whilst the bleak coastline of the steppe itself is the realm of the Alofians, a savage tribe of hermaphrodites. Inland, the Bastan nomads roam across the countless leagues of wind swept plains which stretch towards the Unknown East, hunting seals and mammoths. Although snow covers most of the region through its long winters, the margins of the steppe have milder climates and are home to primitive tribesmen. The Limnissi people dwell in the mazelike marshlands whilst the elusive Arbanni are a ghostlike, unseen presence in the tall, silent woodlands of their mountain range.

Rules are presented for the creation of adventurers from the lands described in this volume and also include several new background professions for Young Kingdom characters. Game statistics are given for a variety of animals, men and monsters. Finally 10 scenario seeds, tailored to the locations in this book, are written for use by Elric of Melnibone Games Masters.

Pages: 128, black and white, Softcover
Author: John White

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Explore the sights and mysteries of the French Arm, one of humanity's main thrusts into the depths of space.

This book contains several adventures set in the French Arm, allowing you to kick start a 2300AD campaign quickly and with the minimum of fuss. Combined with The French Arm sourcebook, referees will have between these two books everything they need for months of adventuring through an area of space troubled by a powerful alien invasion.

Author: Various
Pages: 200, black and white, Hardcover