Mind Storm Labs is pleased to announce the release of Milk Run, the first official adventure set in the Alpha Omega universe.

Precis Intermedia kicks off its new line of concise, action-packed printed games with HardNova: Sovereign Space™. Join a team of freelance troubleshooters as they travel through Sovereign Space to mysterious destinations, discover new alien species, and uncover diabolical plots. Then continue the adventure with your own stories, and even your own custom characters.

HardNova: Sovereign Space is a streamlined, bagged set of the HardNova™ 2 roleplaying game. It includes a 52-page printed manual; loose scenario, character, reference, and starship sheets; and two dice. HardNova: Sovereign Space puts you into the action quickly, making it perfect for beginners and those on the go. The rules are easy to learn yet flexible and fast-paced. Everything needed to play is included: dice, action-packed scenarios, and ready to use characters and starships.

Myth-Weavers, an online gaming site that hosts play-by-post roleplaying games, announces the release of a new Star Wars online character sheet as part of its increased support for the Star Wars RPG.

The character sheets include automatic calculation of many statistics and are integrated with Myth-Weavers' sheet-rolling system, which allows players to make rolls in game posts that automatically use the right modifiers. A sample sheet has been made available for the public.

These Star Wars sheets are available free at Myth-Weavers, where membership and game hosting are also free.

Old Kingdom Games is proud to announce that The Nightmare War, d20 System version has been released.

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A 'stand-alone' campaign sourcebook for players and games masters - pit your characters, cursed with a terrifying alien legacy, against malevolent forces intent on their utter destruction. In the world of 2035, the Nightwalkers struggle to survive and to understand what they have become; and just what it is that hunts them.

Greetings!

In advance of the December release of our d20 system sourcebook: The Nightmare War, we've launched the mini site for the book.

A 'stand-alone' campaign sourcebook for players and games masters - pit your characters, cursed with a terrifying alien legacy, against malevolent forces intent on their utter destruction. In the world of 2035, the nightwalkers struggle to survive and to understand what they have become; and just what it is that hunts them.

You could draw a line in your life, a clear division—the time before the nightmares and the time after. You think you’re the same person you’ve always been. You feel like the same person, you have the same memories. But since the nightmares started, the rest of the world feels different.

You have become what we call a “nightwalker.”

Possessing the form and memories of a human life and the elusive nightmares of a truly alien past, you must contend with a new life as something more than human.

Distorted nightmares torment you, hinting at a horrible, eternal existance in servitude. Is this your future, or your past? It's time to find others like you. There must be others like you.

Time is running out. There will be a cataclysm on this earth before they take you, you must be ready.

THEY ARE COMING!

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04.21.2006
BREAKING NEWS: J.J. Abrams to Produce "Trek XI"

J.J. Abrams, producer of hit shows Lost and Alias, as well as director of the upcoming Paramount film "Mission: Impossible III," is slated to produce and possibly direct the next Star Trek feature, according to today's Daily Variety and sources at Paramount Pictures. There is no title as yet for the new movie, but it will be the eleventh in the franchise. (Until a title is selected, we will usually refer to the project as simply "Star Trek XI.")

This fellow has compiled a lot of the info you'll need if you'd like to contact the Sci-Fi channel about the pending cancellation of Stargate SG-1. You can write, email or call with his collection of contacts.

The future of Stargate is in question today, as SCI FI Channel has cancelled the long-running Stargate SG-1, Multichannel News reported today and a GateWorld source has confirmed. The news regrettably follows the airing of the show's milestone two-hundredth episode on Friday.

The company responsible for marketing successes like Dungeons & Dragons and Magic The Gathering is betting its newest game will develop the same cult-like following.

To make sure Dreamblade, a science-fiction game, hits it big with players, Wizards of the Coast Inc. is backing the game's release with a half-million dollar tournament circuit. That's on top of the $2 million the Renton, Wash.-based company has spent to develop and market the game that debuts Thursday at a science fiction convention in Indianapolis.

The makers of the documentary offer a free, Creative Commons licensed .torrent download of their film, Done The Impossible which is also being released on DVD. Must see for all the Firefly/Serenity fans.

Amazon.com has a listing for a Star Wars Role Playing Game Saga Edition for March 2007.

Comic-book writer Tony Lee told SCI FI Wire that Markosia Comics is publishing his Starship Troopers: Blaze of Glory, a four-issue miniseries based on Robert A. Heinlein's classic SF novel Starship Troopers. "[When] Mongoose Publishing [was] creating a Starship Troopers miniatures game, [they] decided to release some [comic] books [set in the same world as the Roughnecks: The Starship Troopers Chronicles television series] to add 'flavor,'" Lee said in an interview. "I wrote three graphic novels in the Blaze of Glory trilogy, but due to printing issues, only the first, Alamo Bay, was ever finished. Fast-forward a year, and I suggest to Rich Emms of Markosia ... that they should enter into talks to serialize the books as a 12-part series, and myself and [artist Sam Hart] would re-edit [the] pages to fit a four-part schedule for each book. Mongoose and Sony [who control the rights] agreed, and here we are!"