Best Selling Books by Kenneth Hite

-- A detailed look at the ''survivalist" and "after the holocaust" adventure genres. -- The world didn''t end on January 1, 2000. Therefore, this book is good for gaming, rather than just for starting fires. -- Written by ten top GURPS authors, and edited by GURPS line editor Sean Punch.

This new gamemaster''s guide is great for TTRPG writers, but it''s also great for aspiring fiction writers as well. There''s so many essays from famous designers in the TTRPG space that can help level up your games! A sequel to one of our all-time best sellers! Level up your adventure writing skills with advice from famous designers. Includes essays by Ed Greenwood, Luke Gygax, Mike Mearls, Steve Jackson, Robin D. Laws, Kenneth Hite, Kelsey Dionne, Harley Stroh, Jean Rabe, Matt Forbeck, Phil Reed, Steven Winter, Michael Curtis, Chris Doyle, Brendan LaSalle, Sean K. Reynolds, Jerry Grayson, and others.

Eight desperate missions against the Un-Dead!

Over fifty new professional abilities for starship officer characters, 10 new advancement packages, and three new development packages, including the phaser contol officer. - Back cover.

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From the ancient humanoids of four billion B.C. to the Kelvan Invasion of the 123rd century, all time stands open for you. All Our Yesterdays is the complete guide to time travel in the world of Star Trek roleplaying. It covers everything from instrumentalities like the Guardian of Forever and the atavachron to techniques such as the slingshot effect and Borg temporal vortices to the rifts in spacetime which snare unwary travelers. Overlays and organizational details make members of the Department of Temporal Investigations, the 29th century Federation Timefleet, and other transtemporal characters ready to play.

"After greedily yelling for more fish, young Bobby is sent to his bedroom without any supper at all. But Bobby escapes when the Manuxet River runs right through his room, carrying an old boat that takes him to a magical town full of fish and slimier things"--Cover.

With all the Conspiracies, the intrigue, the danger, its hard to know what exactly is and isnt on your side. When every shadow from the back alleys of Bucharest to the back benches of the parliament could hide an inhuman enemy, its hard to tell what solid ground you can stand on. What can you depend on? Can you make a difference? Trust no one and nothing except the silver bullets in your Glock. To make a difference, aim true.

"Wild Talents" is a complete superhero roleplaying game built for fast, thrilling action. The "Wild Talents" game system-the "One-Roll Engine" made famous by such games as "Reign," "Godlike" and "Monsters and Other Childish Things"-is fast-paced yet detailed, with an emphasis on the dangers of heroism and the importance of willpower and motivations. The rules for creating superpowers from scratch offer tremendous flexibility, with enough simplicity to make it easy to play and enough depth to suit any gamer, and make the game eminently easy to customize. "Wild Talents" includes an in-depth alternate version of modern history, which builds on the acclaimed setting of the World War II game "Godlike" and extends it to the present day and to Talent-influenced events that reach into the depths of government secrecy and beyond the stars. Kenneth Hite''s analysis of superhero campaign worlds guides you through the construction of wholly unique superhero settings, worlds whose history fits perfectly your vision for your setting and style of play. "Wild Talents (Second Edition)" is a full-color hardcover book which includes: Complete rules for creating characters, creating new powers, and running the game. Guidelines for building alternate superheroic histories that fit your characters and style of play. An extensive history of a "World Gone Mad," from the first appearance of Talents in World War II to the present day, more and more warped by human beings who have superhuman powers.