August Hahn

For the OGL System to be this wide reaching, it has to be codified and presented in a basic format stripped of all complications first. That is the purpose behind this book, the Mongoose Pocket Player's Handbook. In these pages, readers will find the system in its simplest form. Character creation and rules, the kernel for any role-playing system, dominate the first part of the text while the central theme for most games - combat - is given the middle of the book in great detail. The two most common exotic features of most games - magic and psychic phenomena - provide the last section and sum up this simple presentation of the OGL System.

The Mongoose Pocket Player's Handbook

Edward Robinson

Novum Testamentum Graece Post Ioh. Aug. Henr. Tittmannum

Joe Dever

Matt B. Carter

Following on from the eagerly anticipated Lone Wolf Roleplaying Game and the equally popular first supplement, The Darklands, this is the second supplementary source book for Lone Wolf, detailing the magicks and sorcery of Magnamund, as created by Joe Dever in the Lone Wolf series of gamebooks, further expanded upon in this 128 page sourcebook.

Lone Wolf: Dawn of Destruction

The Darklands is an evil place, home to the Darklords, the ancient enemy of Summerlund and sworn foes to the Kai Order. This hugely detailed book provides every piece of information on this despicable place, allowing Games Masters to run their players through its dangerous locales and introducing them to the inhabitants of this place. Players will find this book invalubale if they are to have any chance at all of surviving this hellish realm.

The Darklands

Tony Parker

Readers of the Lone Wolf series were launched into an odyssey spanning 28 game books, 12 novels, and countless related works. The hero for most of that work was Lone Wolf, a Kai Lord and the readers' alternate identity when traveling through the complex and often lethal world of Magnamund. The last survivor of the Kai, it was his self-appointed duty to seek vengeance for the deaths of his brothers and sisters. Through it all, readers of the Lone Wolf game books followed along with every step, every sword blow, and every use of his incredible powers. This book is the definitive guide to the world of Magnamund and the many roleplaying possibilities it provides.. If you can imagine an adventure, it awaits you somewhere on the face (or in the dark caverns) of Magnamund. There is a gazetteer section with maps, images, and detailed descriptions of the many realms that make up Magnamund. Notes on cultures, monsters, and the inevitable dangers of the land will be at your fingertips. The gazetteer will also provide Games Masters with statistics for dozens of terrible beasts and vile henchmen to throw at those foolish enough to oppose the rise of the Darklords What you will not find in these pages are overly complicated or burdensome rules. The combat of Lone Wolf is quick and simple, with greater emphasis placed on the descriptions and action of titanic conflict rather than the dice rolls involved. The real battle should be against the Darklords, not the rules involved to doing so. The basic rules of Lone Wolf are just that- basic. They provide the foundation for all action in Magnamund without getting in the way of the saga that is your campaign.

The Roleplaying Game

Lone Wolf

J. Michael (CRT) Straczynski

With any science fiction game much of the interest lies in the technology involved, much of which is space-based. Couple this with the desire to roleplay on board such ships and the need for detailed deck and ship plans becomes obvious. With this in mind the Hyperion ship plans represents the first in a new series of crucial vessel plans for the Babylon 5 roleplaying game.

Jo Bell

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