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| − | '''Publisher:''' Chaosium Inc. | + | '''Publisher:''' [[Chaosium|Chaosium Inc.]] |
'''Product Code:''' 23100 | '''Product Code:''' 23100 | ||
| − | '''Authors:''' Fred Behrendt, Andre Bishop, [[ David Conyers]], D.H. Frew, [[ | + | '''Authors:''' [[Fred Behrendt]], [[Andre Bishop]], [[ David Conyers]], [[D.H. Frew]], [[Steve Hatherley| Steven Hatherley]], [[William Jones]], [[Steven C. Rasmussen]], [[Kevin A. Ross]], [[Gary Sumpter]], [[John Tynes]], [[Richard Watts]] |
| − | '''Artists:''' [[David Conyers]], Steven Gilberts, Chris Hill, Blair Reynolds, Tony Santo, Jason Whitley | + | '''Artists:''' [[David Conyers]], [[Steven Gilberts]], [[Chris Hill]], [[Blair Reynolds]], [[Tony Santo]], [[Jason Whitley]] |
'''Era:''' Now | '''Era:''' Now | ||
Revision as of 20:57, 3 February 2006
Publisher: Chaosium Inc.
Product Code: 23100
Authors: Fred Behrendt, Andre Bishop, David Conyers, D.H. Frew, Steven Hatherley, William Jones, Steven C. Rasmussen, Kevin A. Ross, Gary Sumpter, John Tynes, Richard Watts
Artists: David Conyers, Steven Gilberts, Chris Hill, Blair Reynolds, Tony Santo, Jason Whitley
Era: Now
Published: 2004
Format: Softcover
Pages: 176
Todo
Handle differences between editions. This is the second edition.
Contents
Introduction, Love's Lonely Children, Nemo Solis Sapit, This Fire Shall Kill, The Professionals, Fractal Gods, The Gates of Delirium, The Music of the Spheres, Darkest Calling, The Source and the End, When the Stars Came Right Again.
Comments
Updated and expanded on the 1992 original with two additional scenarios: "Darkest Calling" and "The Source and the End".
The first "Darkest Calling" features a monsters of the author's own creation in the tale "Solvent Hunger", appearing in Issue 5 of "The Book of Dark Wisdom". This scenario was original going to be set in and around Darwin, Australia as per the story upon which it was based, but a limit on the word count required that it be adjusted and located in the US, thus more easily accessible to investigators (and less words required to "explain" Australia).
"The Source and the End" features a reference to Rudolph Pearson, an ongoing character featured in the author's own tales "Feasters of the Dark" and "Harami".
