Kingofpain89 wrote:Good Lord....I just noticed the first two are hole punched at the top. Oh well....should go really cheap then.
Gnat the Beggar wrote:Looks like a 5th print to me.No starburst and no prices on the books.
JasonZavoda wrote:masks of nyralbobbafettwhatsit
JohnGaunt wrote:Has any company done a horror RPG set in a science-fiction universe?
benjoshua wrote:Like an Alien movie RPG? That could be cool.
JohnGaunt wrote:I am thinking something along the lines of CoC in far-future space.Dark Conspiracy, Torg, and Rifts are too contemporary, and the creatures of Aliens are too harmless. I want to see the crew of the Enterprise investigate mysterious goings-on, meet Azathoth, and then get obliterated. I know nothing about Event Horizon, other than the books' having a red cover.
JohnGaunt wrote:I am thinking something along the lines of CoC in far-future space.
grodog wrote:Pagan Publishing's old, unpublished "End Times" scenarios were set in the near future, when they were looking back from the moon and Mars at an Earth seething with Mythos-spawned insanity. Somewhere in my older PC archives, I have the old Pagan playtest notes and such for that as well as The Cult of Transcendence. Regardless, some of those materials are certainly included in the YS files @ http://www.yog-sothoth.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownload&cid=6. TOME released a similar-ish CoC scenario within "End of the World" IIRC, too.Blue Planet (written by ex-Pagan folks, including the co-author of Grace Under Pressure) shares a similar Alien-meets-HPL slant on the horror side of SF, but set about 200 years into the future (still no Enterprise, sorry Brian ).
FormCritic wrote:I bought both of those books new...Wilderness Survival Guide and the Dugeoneer's Survival Guide. Neither of them came with anything else.