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<blockquote data-quote="Wofano Wotanto" data-source="post: 9657255" data-attributes="member: 7044704">If we're just talking about adventures (which isn't what the title says) then there's also <a href="https://www.atlas-games.com/product_tables/AG5050" target="_blank">The Bonin Horse</a>, a Cyberpunk 2020 module from Atlas.&nbsp; As you'd expect it adds rules for subs and underwater action to the game, but it certainly isn't a game unto itself.&nbsp; Be a pretty strange CP campaign that centered on subs, although maybe you could do something with them as anti-corporate hideouts or smuggling vessels.If anyone wanted inspiration (if that's the right word at all) for near-future (from an 80/90s viewpoint) naval action, the nearly forgotten author David Mace wrote a couple of &quot;technothrillers&quot; that cover different angles.&nbsp; Demon-4 is probably the most relevant, Fire Lance less so, but both are set in post-nuclear exchange settings that's at best apocalypse light.&nbsp; Be warned, they're some of the bleakest examples of their kind from the peak of &quot;Reagan era WW3 predictions&quot; school.&nbsp; Never read a book of his that didn't make me contemplate self-destruction.&nbsp; Supposedly he lightened up in some post-2000 shorter works, but I'm not taking my chances.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wofano Wotanto, post: 9657255, member: 7044704"] If we're just talking about adventures (which isn't what the title says) then there's also [URL='https://www.atlas-games.com/product_tables/AG5050']The Bonin Horse[/URL], a Cyberpunk 2020 module from Atlas. As you'd expect it adds rules for subs and underwater action to the game, but it certainly isn't a game unto itself. Be a pretty strange CP campaign that centered on subs, although maybe you could do something with them as anti-corporate hideouts or smuggling vessels. If anyone wanted inspiration (if that's the right word at all) for near-future (from an 80/90s viewpoint) naval action, the nearly forgotten author David Mace wrote a couple of "technothrillers" that cover different angles. Demon-4 is probably the most relevant, Fire Lance less so, but both are set in post-nuclear exchange settings that's at best apocalypse light. Be warned, they're some of the bleakest examples of their kind from the peak of "Reagan era WW3 predictions" school. Never read a book of his that didn't make me contemplate self-destruction. Supposedly he lightened up in some post-2000 shorter works, but I'm not taking my chances. [/QUOTE]

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