A journey of mystery and adventure for Wraith: The Oblivion. The light at the end of the tunnel... An unearthly whistle in the distant night signals the arrival of the ghost train known only as the Midnight Express. Cobbled together from the remains of train wrecks spanning the ages, the train provides the only reliable means of safe passage throught the Tempest to virtually any destination in the Shadowlands. ... is the Midnight Express! Controlled by Ferrymen, the Midnight Express winds through the Tempest nightly, bringing wraiths to destinations across the Shadowlands. Its strict neutrality maintained by the Ferrymen, it has become a popular meeting place for members of rival factions within wraith society. But the Ferrymen also use the train as a means of finding those interested in a far different kind of journey -- that toward Transcendence.
Midnight Express includes: six ready-to-play adventures, ranging from the streets of the Old West to the dining car of the Orient Express; complete descriptions of a dozen Midnight Express cars suitable for integration into your own chronicle; and Nicholas,the enigmatic Ferryman who maintains the Midnight Express.

Midnight Express (Wraith: The Oblivion)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Brian Campbell

Beth Fischi

Chris Hind

Ian Lemke

Allen Tower

Gaming

White Wolf Publishing

Ever since you started Gamemastering the PARANOIA XP roleplaying game, you've struggled to keep up with your players. Right? They always want new Troubleshooter missions in Alpha Complex - new ways to compel fear and ignorance - new reasons to loathe and suspect their fellow Troubleshooters-new methods of dying repeatedly in the most absurdly arbitrary ways. Right? Oh, wait - sorry - you want all that stuff, not the players. You enjoy having The Computer throw its Troubleshooters into new hose-job no-win deathtrap fiascos, so you work hard to invent the best fiascos you can, work your brains out, all under a crash-priority deadline so you wonder why, why you ever became a Famous Game Designer.... Oh, wait - sorry again - look, let's start over. You, the Gamemaster, want new PARANOIA missions. This supplement, Crash Priority, gives you a bunch of missions. They're creative and funny. Buy them.

Paranoia: Crash Priority!

Comics & Graphic Novels

Paul Baldowski

Jeff Groves

Allen Varney

Dan Curtis Johnson

Andy Fitzpatrick

Graphic Novels

Mongoose Publishing 9/1/2004 9

A strange messenger arrives, bearing a missive for the Players from 'a friend'. This urges them to head to the kingdom of Jehannum, the most strongly fortified country in all of eastern Ashfar. It seems bizarre that so militaristic and entrenched a nation could be at risk, but that is exactly what the letter says. Moreover, the letter refers to the Players as the Starborn, so the writer clearly knows more about them than most. The letter urges the Players to warn the ruling war barons of Crom Calamar of a coming onslaught from the Drow caverns beneath the city, and whether they succeed or fail, to meet a messenger at an inn in the city's outskirts. So begins The Dying Light, the second part of the Saga of the Drow trilogy. This 256-page hardback book takes the Players further along the road to the epic climax of the series. Packed with marvelous detail, expressive artwork and a great storyline, The Dying Light is a thrilling campaign for anybody who likes the drow.

Paranoia XP (Game Master's Screen)

Humor & Entertainment

Aaron Allston

Ken Rolston

Puzzles & Games

Mongoose Publishing

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