Battlerun ou Nadja Daviar en battlemech

et moi qui pensait que mes spartan dans l'espace c'etait weird...



BattleRun: Two great games that taste great together!

A product 45 years in the making! Though most of those years were concurrent!

As
Battletech celebrates its 25th anniversary and Shadowrun celebrates its
20th, the visionaries at Catalyst Game Labs have, for the first time
ever, brought these two worlds together! Join us in a universe that
combines the best of two fantastic game universes in a tournament to
decide who is the best warrior of all time!

Many warriors have
fallen, and only four remain in the Best Ever Tournament: Kieren
McCool, the wily immortal elf who pilots the most feared 'Mech on the
battlefield; Asmodeal el Angel de la Muerte, the Manei Domini blood
mage who is so evil that his mere presence destroys all photons in the
immediate vicinity; Nadja Daviar, a refugee from the 21st century who
has lost none of her wiles or extreme sex appeal; and newcomer Jonas
Hadry, a MechWarrior and battlefield commander so charismatic and
beloved that it seems that possibly the deck was a little stacked in
his favor.

The Best Ever is a bold venture that bridges two
universes. Exciting, visionary, and often a bit deranged, this is the
project that no one was asking for but everyone will love!

Contains
a summary of the new Eighth World setting, nine new character
archetypes, and a roleplaying adventure that involves your characters
in the excitement, glamor, and sheer ludicrousness of the Best Ever
Tournament.

Written by Jason Hardy

PDF - Free!
Book Only - $14.95
Book & PDF Combo - $17.95

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oh shit!

oui j'ai dl le pdf oh lol!

un extrait:

The Federated Suns: Don’t Hate Us Because We’re Beautiful
Okay, see, someone has to be the good guys, right? It’s not like
everybody in the Inner Sphere is equal. In any situation, one person
is better than another, and that person is the good guy. So there’s
always a good guy, even if in a purely relative sense. It’s just the
way the universe works.
House Davion and Horizon didn’t invent this rule. Is it their fault
that they function in a universe where such a rule exists? If they
happen to be demonstrably better than their peers, is that their
fault? Of course not. They may not have meant to be better than
everyone else, but that’s the way they ended up. Someone has to
be the best, and it turned out to be these guys.
The union between House Davion and Horizon was a natural
match, a case of water seeking its own level when that level
happens to be an exalted plateau. House Davion, soon after its
inception, established itself as a force for freedom in the Inner
Sphere. Again, though, this is a relative term. House Davion does
not support the Communist, hippie, let’s-all-take-care-of-eachother
kind of freedom. No. They have always worked more along
the lines of the we-will-occasionally-need-to-invade-your-nationbecause-
you-don’t-strike-us-as-freedom-loving-enough kind
of freedom. To their credit, House Davion leaders occasionally
mention the concept of “freedom” as a positive thing, which puts
them a ways ahead of peer, say, House Liao and House Kurita.

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