Pyramid #3/62: Transhuman Space II

Phil Masters · 12-19-2013, 09:56 AM

I'm pleased to be able to say that, yes, in the end, we have had a Transhuman Space release in 2013. Pyramid #3/62 is now available.

It's also, if I say so myself, a rather good Transhuman Space release. In particular, it tackles the old question of "What do I do in this setting from multiple angles.

"Three Offices, Port Lowell" by yours truly explores the "space" aspect, and specifically the setting's big off-Earth colony world. There is life on Mars, and even routine business can get kind of weird there.
"We Are the 9.9%" by Jason "PK" Levine takes the low road, looking at life amidst the broken dreams - and comes with five new 100-point character templates as well as a campaign outline.
"Weapons and Units of the Honduran Civil War," by David L. Pulver is for those people who want shooty stuff in the setting, with weapons, units, and cybershells from both sides of one of 2100's brushfire conflicts.
"Indentures Inc." by J. Edward Tremlett tackles one of the dark commercial possibilities offered by transhuman technology - which potentially drops desperate characters in some very tricky places.
And "Eloi Games" by William H. Stoddard takes the high road, looking at life among the idle rich - which offers its own possibility for adventure. Not so many guns, but lots of social engineering.

12-19-2013, 09:56 AM	#1
Phil Masters Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: U.K.	Pyramid #3/62: Transhuman Space II I'm pleased to be able to say that, yes, in the end, we have had a Transhuman Space release in 2013. Pyramid #3/62 is now available. It's also, if I say so myself, a rather good Transhuman Space release. In particular, it tackles the old question of "What do I do in this setting from multiple angles. "Three Offices, Port Lowell" by yours truly explores the "space" aspect, and specifically the setting's big off-Earth colony world. There is life on Mars, and even routine business can get kind of weird there. "We Are the 9.9%" by Jason "PK" Levine takes the low road, looking at life amidst the broken dreams - and comes with five new 100-point character templates as well as a campaign outline. "Weapons and Units of the Honduran Civil War," by David L. Pulver is for those people who want shooty stuff in the setting, with weapons, units, and cybershells from both sides of one of 2100's brushfire conflicts. "Indentures Inc." by J. Edward Tremlett tackles one of the dark commercial possibilities offered by transhuman technology - which potentially drops desperate characters in some very tricky places. And "Eloi Games" by William H. Stoddard takes the high road, looking at life among the idle rich - which offers its own possibility for adventure. Not so many guns, but lots of social engineering. __________________ -- Phil Masters My Home Page. My Self-Publications: On Warehouse 23 and On DriveThruRPG.