Scott Lynch
First Post
Cryptosnark Games is pretty excited to announce that its second supplement for Deeds Not Words is on sale:
Veritas, Vigilantia, Necessitas
A World Sourcebook for Deeds Not Words
CSD03: 74 pages in PDF format
$5.00
Take a crash-course in super-crime control with Veritas, Vigilantia, Necessitas!
When super-beings are throwing cars around, scorching one another with energy blasts, and messing with the fundamental principles of physical reality in your town, where do your duly-elected local officials turn to for assistance? Chances are, they call SEPA-- the Special Executive for Parahuman Affairs– the overworked, eccentric federal agency dedicated to dealing with spandex-clad menaces to public safety. Veritas, Vigilantia, Necessitas describes the command structure, personnel, bases, history, and capabilities of SEPA, as well as sixteen similar organizations in countries all over the world.
Expect the following:
• A variety of fleshed-out NPCs from the ranks of SEPA and its international counterparts, from classic "spooks" to grizzled tactical
response veterans to the few trusted super-beings in the direct employ of super-being control agencies;
• The new Paramilitary NPC class, a great way to build federal agents, soldiers, SWAT officers, and the like;
• The Administrator NPC class and a modified contemporary Expert NPC class;
• In-depth dossiers on all major SEPA installations, including their infamous super-prison, the "Icebox;"
• Descriptions of a total of 17 government agencies dedicated to dealing with super-beings and other unusual dangers, in: The United
States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, The United Kingdom, Israel, Germany, Russia, China, India, Japan, Australia, France, South Africa, the
United Nations, Interpol, and the European Union;
• Detailed listings of the special equipment and resources available to the ordinary men and women sent into hazardous situations to
arrest or control super-powered menaces; and
• Options for running a campaign with characters as members of one of SEPA's elite TASC (Tactical Assault and Situation Control)
Forces, as well as copious notes on involving SEPA and its counterpart organizations in an ongoing Deeds Not Words campaign.
If you haven't already taken a look at Deeds Not Words, you're missing out on a gigantic heap of d20 supers action, still a steal at $10 for 318 info-packed pages featuring illustrations by Darren Calvert. In fact, for the price of an average softcover RPG book, $20, you can pick up DNW and both of its current supplements in PDF format– a total of more than 475 pages! Swing on by our website at:
http://www.allforart.com/cryptosnarkgames
Cheers and best!
Scott Lynch
Professional Insomniac and Sole Proprietor
Cryptosnark Games
September 26, 2002
Cryptosnark Games
"Tomorrow's Inspired Lunacy at Yesterday's Prices."
http://www.allforart.com/cryptosnarkgames
Veritas, Vigilantia, Necessitas
A World Sourcebook for Deeds Not Words
CSD03: 74 pages in PDF format
$5.00
Take a crash-course in super-crime control with Veritas, Vigilantia, Necessitas!
When super-beings are throwing cars around, scorching one another with energy blasts, and messing with the fundamental principles of physical reality in your town, where do your duly-elected local officials turn to for assistance? Chances are, they call SEPA-- the Special Executive for Parahuman Affairs– the overworked, eccentric federal agency dedicated to dealing with spandex-clad menaces to public safety. Veritas, Vigilantia, Necessitas describes the command structure, personnel, bases, history, and capabilities of SEPA, as well as sixteen similar organizations in countries all over the world.
Expect the following:
• A variety of fleshed-out NPCs from the ranks of SEPA and its international counterparts, from classic "spooks" to grizzled tactical
response veterans to the few trusted super-beings in the direct employ of super-being control agencies;
• The new Paramilitary NPC class, a great way to build federal agents, soldiers, SWAT officers, and the like;
• The Administrator NPC class and a modified contemporary Expert NPC class;
• In-depth dossiers on all major SEPA installations, including their infamous super-prison, the "Icebox;"
• Descriptions of a total of 17 government agencies dedicated to dealing with super-beings and other unusual dangers, in: The United
States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, The United Kingdom, Israel, Germany, Russia, China, India, Japan, Australia, France, South Africa, the
United Nations, Interpol, and the European Union;
• Detailed listings of the special equipment and resources available to the ordinary men and women sent into hazardous situations to
arrest or control super-powered menaces; and
• Options for running a campaign with characters as members of one of SEPA's elite TASC (Tactical Assault and Situation Control)
Forces, as well as copious notes on involving SEPA and its counterpart organizations in an ongoing Deeds Not Words campaign.
If you haven't already taken a look at Deeds Not Words, you're missing out on a gigantic heap of d20 supers action, still a steal at $10 for 318 info-packed pages featuring illustrations by Darren Calvert. In fact, for the price of an average softcover RPG book, $20, you can pick up DNW and both of its current supplements in PDF format– a total of more than 475 pages! Swing on by our website at:
http://www.allforart.com/cryptosnarkgames
Cheers and best!
Scott Lynch
Professional Insomniac and Sole Proprietor
Cryptosnark Games
September 26, 2002
Cryptosnark Games
"Tomorrow's Inspired Lunacy at Yesterday's Prices."
http://www.allforart.com/cryptosnarkgames
