Distant Vistas

Picking up where the Eldritch Skies Rulebook left off, Distant Vistas expands the universe with new options and new additions. Covering such topics as mining, to exploring strange new systems, between these covers are mysteries that reach to the very core of humankind’s voyages to the stars. Eldritch Skies created by John Snead Based on the work of H.P. Lovecraft

Eldritch Skies (Kindle Edition)

It is 2030. The Gilman-Hawking drive has given us access to the stars. But we are not alone.

They're out there: aliens, gods and monsters. They're also down here. The Miskatonic Antarctic Expedition found the elder ones' city in 1931. The mi-go crashed in Roswell in 1947.

In 1958, as quietly as possible, not knowing what we were doing, we bent occult powers to our hands and took...   [click here for more]

Other Dust

Green glass plains and trinitite pearls necklace the throats of torn cities. Prismatic jungles heave with nanite-infested life, thick with twisted bodies and fever-hot madness. The ancient towers of Old Terra are cast down into the mire and the stars above no longer send their ships of steel and burning light. Humanity has been ...   [click here for more]

Shadowrun: Artifacts Unbound

Unlock the Power Four artifacts have been found. Some of the most powerful people in the Sixth World have been after them, and many people have died in the globetrotting hunt to bring these objects together. Now that they have been recovered, their powers can be unleashed—or the artifacts can be scattered, lost again until another generation summons the courage and the knowledge to...   [click here for more]

Stars Without Number: Free Edition

(NEW! Now that Mongoose Publishing has sold through the Stars Without Number print run, I've made available softcover and hardback copies through this site. All print copies contain the exact same expanded content you'll find in the Core Edition, with mechs, AIs, and planetary society construction guides included. If you buy your print copy from this page, you'll get it ...   [click here for more]