BTRC

Seriously, if you care, I have a few dozen magazine articles and numerous playtest credits under my belt, and have done work for Steve Jackson Games, Hero Games, Fantasy Flight Games, Sovereign Press, Sanguine Productions, Lange Games, Gameworld, Imperium Games and maybe a few others I've forgotten, along with a few dozen titles under my own BTRC imprint. My strong suits are realistic systems and weapons and infrastructure design, yet somehow my most successful and popular title has been Macho Women with Guns.

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Nine hundred and thirty-five years ago, the Aeth attacked Earth. They abducted millions of humans. Not just humans, though. The Aeth arrived with a ship bigger than Earth and took entire chunks of the planet with them, setting them down like sod on the surface of their worldship. They never communicated . . . [read more]

In the late 21st century, practical nanotech became a reality. Then it mutated and got loose. Or it was stolen and used as a weapon? No one is really sure, since by the time it was brought under control, virtually all of Earth's infrastructure had been destroyed. That was five generations ago. Humanity . . . [read more]

Alien Zombie Tentacle Apocalypse You don't have to outrun the monsters, you just have to outrun the other players. Everyone takes on the role of two or more B-movie archetypes, trying (futilely) to escape the apocalypse. Using their native abilities, gear and event cards, no one wants to be at the back . . . [read more]

Alien Zombie Tentacle Apocalypse expansion. A simple pack of two new characters so you can have up to seven players, plus seventeen new gear, events and hybrid monsters (alien zombies, zombie tentacles, tentacled aliens). If you want to add some new cards to your AZTA mix, it's just a buck. [read more]

As far as cults go, they were pretty normal. As normal as you can call anything in a world with reborn gods. Something is amiss with the quiet folks who follow Reason. It's a shame you're too busy trying to merely survive, with no time to worry about problems in some strange religion two counties over . . . [read more]

Archetype Mine? is a two-part adventure for EABA's NeoTerra setting. Even in the future the rich can't always get what they want, and those overly impressed with themselves can be crushed under their own self-realization. The PCs are hired by the eccentric Master Carabol to help clinch his place in history . . . [read more]

Black Death is the game of plagues for 2 to 6 players. Each player is a different strain of disease in 14th century Europe, and whoever racks up the highest body count wins. It is a game of conquest and strategy, just a different sort of conquest than your average wargame. Black Death is not your normal . . . [read more]

Characters for Verne. An automated character generator for Verne. Answer a set of questions about your character, and it will describe the best nationality and profession that matches the Victorian cultural stereotypes you picked. Then, it will generate a complete character for you in a matter of seconds, . . . [read more]

It is better to be the lesser of two evils. Eons before recorded history, the supposedly final battle between Good and Evil was fought. Evil made its final stand here . . . and lost. Evil was locked away for all eternity, and Good, its work done, vanished to dimensions unknown. But, eternity is a very long . . . [read more]

A campaign location for Code:Black In 1982, something happened in Brecken Ridge, WV. Something so terrible that the world didn't want to know about it. So terrible that the survivors didn't want to be reminded of it. Even most Brotherhood agents do not have clearance to know about the town and what transpired . . . [read more]

Tabula rasa, a blank slate. CORPS (Complete Omniversal Role Playing System) is the roleplaying system that looks at what you want. Rules you can remember. Dice you don't have to use. Guidelines for both new and experienced players. Everything you need in one volume that's half the thickness you would . . . [read more]

Apocalypse, a CORPS game universe set in a bleak alternate present. There have always been other worlds touching ours. Invisible and unreachable. Worlds both of matter and of energy, not always the same as ours. In the closing days of World War 2, this border was breached by energy unimaginable and human . . . [read more]

Down in Flames is a baker's dozen of world-wrecking scenarios for CORPS or any other roleplaying game. It has natural disasters, man-made holocausts, aliens, nature gone awry and things from beyond time and space to completely mess with your characters. The true test of who and what you are is whether . . . [read more]

Dreamtime is a 48-page game universe set in a mythical past, when the People were a new thing upon the face of the Earth Mother, and the world still seethes with the forces of Creation. If you can't carry it, you don't own it, and everything you do own is made of wood, leather, stone or bone. But you . . . [read more]

The Designers invented time travel to escape the fading of the Milky Way some billions of years from now...only to find their extinction in the distant past. As the unwitting inheritors of their unfathomable technology, humanity can now travel through time and dimension, shaping not only history, but . . . [read more]

CORPS VDS is a generic vehicle design tool for CORPS and other realistically grounded rpgs. This doesn't prevent VDS from having rules for magical power plants for science fiction topics, just that VDS treats everything in a logical, consistent fashion. For those of you familiar with our 3G3 product, . . . [read more]

As Europe entered the 11th century, millennial fever became all too real. On the thousandth anniversary of the death of the Son, evil opened a doorway into the world, and all Hell literally broke loose. The first seal in the Revelations of St. John has been broken, but not in the way people thought. . . . [read more]

A kissin' cousin to our @!%&*#$! This! card game, but one you can possibly play with your family without getting lots of dirty looks. Each player tries to complete the most inane, pigheaded stunts possible, with the winner being the player who manages to get themselves killed or permanently incarcerated . . . [read more]

A ten-card supplement for Dumbass!. Or a thousand cards. Your choice. Using an Infinite Armies-like interface, you can enter any text, icon or border combination you want to each of the ten cards (including Secrets), and when you print them they will be indistinguishable from those in the main game.It's . . . [read more]

The word for world is Rhun. Magic is real and anyone can use it. The Giants sleep in the earth, defeated millennia ago by the piloted constructs known as Rune Stryders. The gods, angered by the deaths of their first creation, blasted the earth and scattered the survivors across Rhun. They then retreated . . . [read more]

There are free rpgs and there are open source rpgs. And then there is EABA. EABA is the result of a lot of thought, hard work and grueling playtesting. We wanted to make a system that was realistic, heroic, fast, flexible and all the other buzzwords you've come to expect. It's got plenty of original ideas, . . . [read more]

EABA v2 is a technological and to some extent conceptual evolution of the first edition of EABA (or EABA v1). EABA is the self-mocking acronym for the End All Be All role-playing system, a universal system designed to work with any genre, level of realism or gamemaster style. BTRC has been at the bleeding . . . [read more]

You make it, you break it. Stuff! is an EABA-based design tool that lets you design just about anything you need for any campaign, at any level of detail you need. Weapons, vehicles, body armor, creatures, gadgets, even entire civilizations can be created from a single design book. What's more, we do . . . [read more]

Fighting for freedom on occupied Earth. The Virimar landed eighty years ago, their mothership crippled in a partially successful attempt to deflect a comet from Earth. We thought they were our saviors. We were wrong. They had other plans, and found more than enough human hands willing to help subjugate . . . [read more]

The Designers invented time travel to escape the fading of the Milky Way some billions of years from now...only to find their extinction in the distant past. As the unwitting inheritors of their unfathomable technology, humanity can now travel through time and dimension, shaping not only history, but . . . [read more]

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