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Eclipse Phase is a detailed science-fiction exploration of uncertain futures. It investigates the nature of transhumanity as it transforms itself, physically and mentally, into something posthuman. It balances the immense dangers of advanced technologies with a vision of how we can negate these risks and enhance our capabilities to improve and prosper as a species. Description Transhumanity stands on the terminus of evolution and extinction. With the ability to upload our minds and nanofabricate almost anything, death and scarcity were nearly defeated. Then a war against super-intelligent AIs infected with an alien virus wiped out 95% of the population. Earth is a ruined wasteland, overrun by machines. The remnants of transhumanity—bio-engineered humans, uplifted animals, and infolife—expanded throughout the Solar System. The AIs left behind a network of wormhole gates that we now use to explore and occupy distant exoplanets. A new cabal of hypercorps and oligarchs seek to preserve outmoded political and economic systems, while patchwork factions of radical scientists and techno-anarchists experiment with new social models, from each according to their imagination and to each according to their need. /images/general-media/1779972799_ox7h9OdI.jpg Characters switch their bodies—called a morphs—at will. Choose from genetically-modified transhumans, synthetic robotic shells, uplifted animals, or digital infomorphs, optimizing your capabilities for specific missions. Your character’s mind and memories are backed up and can be restored if you die—a built-in system of “save points” and functional immortality. Characters are skill-based, with no classes, so players can customize their team roles and specialize in fields of their choosing. A package-buy system enables quick character creation and customization while also defining elements of your character’s background. Gear and morph tracking is simplified with the use of gear packs and points for each mission. Links eclipsephase.com - Official website eclipsephase.com - Quick-Start Rules discord.gg - Discord server patreon.com - Patreon page

Shadowrun is a science fantasy tabletop roleplaying game that mixes cyberpunk, urban fantasy and crime fiction in a near-future world where cybernetics, magic and fantasy creatures coexist. FASA first published it in 1989 and ran the line until closing in 2001, after which the property passed to WizKids and later to Fantasy Productions and Catalyst Game Labs. Catalyst published the Fifth Edition (SR5) in 2013, with Jason Hardy as Shadowrun line developer, and the sixth edition followed in 2019, set in 2080. SR5 builds on the Fourth Edition rules, makes combat deadlier, streamlines the Matrix, expands the gear options and speeds up character creation. The franchise also includes the living campaign Shadowrun Missions, more than 50 novels, a trading card game and several video games. The system directly evolved from Shadowrun Fourth Edition, and it was succeeded by Shadowrun Sixth World (2019), which removed limits and cut the skill list from 80 to 19. Description Players take on shadowrunners, deniable operatives hired by megacorporations to do data theft and break-ins. Street samurai, mages, adepts, riggers and hackers each handle a part of the job, and the Game Master (GM) runs missions, with Seattle as the main setting. Magic has returned to the world, bringing metahumans such as orks, trolls and elves, and dragons hold high corporate and political posts. The game asks a table for system knowledge. Characters are defined by skills, not classes, with large pools of options for gear, magic and cybernetics, and reviewers have found the rules awkward or fuzzy in places. It suits groups who like planning a heist, optimising a build and playing in a layered, gritty world, and who are happy to read.

Shadowrun Fourth Edition (SR4) is the fourth edition of Shadowrun, a science fantasy tabletop roleplaying game that mixes cyberpunk, urban fantasy and crime fiction in a near-future world where cybernetics, magic and fantasy creatures coexist. FASA first published Shadowrun in 1989 and ran it until closing in 2001, after which WizKids took the property and licensed the roleplaying rights to Fantasy Productions, and the fourth edition appeared in 2005. A 20th Anniversary Edition followed in 2009, after Catalyst Game Labs had licensed the rights from Topps, and it won three Silver ENnie Awards in 2010, for Best Interior Art, Best Production Values and Best Game. The fourth edition itself won ENnies for Best Rules and Best Product in 2006. The system directly replaced Shadowrun Third Edition, and it was succeeded by Shadowrun Fifth Edition (2013). Description Players take on shadowrunners, deniable operatives hired by megacorporations to steal data and break into secure sites, and the Game Master (GM) runs missions in a world where magic has returned. Metahumans such as orks, trolls and elves live alongside humans, dragons hold high corporate and political posts, and Seattle is the main setting. Street samurai, mages, adepts, riggers and hackers, once called deckers, each cover a part of the job. The game asks a table for system knowledge. Characters are defined by skills, not classes, with large pools of options for gear, magic and cybernetics, and some reviewers have found the series' rules awkward or fuzzy. It suits groups who like planning a heist and building a character in detail.

Build your next character with Sheetbound, a digital RPG character sheet and roleplay helper for tabletop players. Use step-by-step character creator tools, track attributes and equipment, and keep your story within reach. Bring your sheet to the table or explore guided solo adventures between sessions. Build a character, step by step Turn your idea into a playable character. Set up their attributes and skills, manage inventory and add a custom backstory that gives them a place in the world. Keep their progression up to date as the campaign unfolds. Whether you are preparing for your first game or returning to a familiar campaign, Sheetbound helps you keep the details together. Five systems, sheets built for each game Choose a character sheet built around the tabletop RPG you play: • Call of Cthulhu 7e (CoC) - investigator sheets. • Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay 4e (WFRP). • Dungeons & Dragons 5e (D&D). • Cyberpunk RED. • Vampire: The Masquerade V5. Each system has its own stats, resources and character rules. Your sheet fits the game instead of forcing different characters into one generic form. Keep character updates in one place Adjust hit points and other resources, review active conditions and their effects, and use quick actions suited to your chosen system. Manage equipment and update your character's progress between sessions. From a one-shot to a long-running campaign, keep track of the details that matter without searching through scattered notes. Your choices drive the story; Sheetbound helps you manage the numbers. Solo adventures when your group is away Explore guided solo content through prepared case files. Make choices, roll as the story unfolds and discover the consequences of your actions. The app guides you through each case and carries consequences and character progression between adventures. These are structured scenarios for solo play, giving you another way to spend time with your character outside regular group sessions. Built for players and their stories Use Sheetbound as your character sheet companion at the table or during online sessions. Keep your stats, resources, inventory and backstory close at hand, so you can focus on the adventure. Have feedback or ideas? Share what would make your next game easier, from character creator tools to the details you need during play. Build your character. Keep your sheet ready. Play your next chapter. Sheetbound is an independent companion, not an official app of the publishers of the supported systems. All system names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

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Analyze and theory craft your D&D characters to understand and optimize your DPR. Model complex scenarios with the Dice Calculator. Create and read interactive build guides. You can even create printable spell sheets for your in-person game.