“We’re not alone in our celebration of Free League’s work, which received multiple industry awards. But I think that the newest boxed set, Case File #2: Fiery Angels, might be my favorite piece yet, mainly because it makes me feel like Harrison Ford from page one.” –Polygon Review

“Blade Runner RPG’s first expansion evokes the original film’s ethical dilemmas and empathy for replicants.” –Dicebreaker Review

Following the same deluxe format and packaging as the award-winning Case File 01: Electric Dreams, included in the Blade Runner RPG Starter Set, Case File 02: Fiery Angels features a new thrilling investigative scenario and a host of in-world handouts, photos, maps and more.

This boxed set includes:

• A beautifully illustrated and detailed scenario book with locations, characters, events, and leads to follow.
• Eleven handouts, including a variety of in-world artifacts and Esper photos.
• Seven full-color maps.
• A custom manila envelope for the players to keep their evidence safe in.
• Fourteen high quality custom cards for non-player characters.

Coming to the legendary Dead Forest in search of treasure, glory and a solution to the ancient curse laying waste to the forest, the adventurers soon find themselves embroiled in an epic conflict reaching back to the very foundations of the world. The quest will take the adventurers through the depths of the forest, under the mountain, and into a strange new land where the fate of the world will be determined.

Path of Glory was the first major adventure campaign released for the original Swedish edition of the Dragonbane RPG (Drakar och Demoner), in three installments during 1985 and 1986: The Dead Forest, Gates of Power, and Heart of Darkness. This new edition, reimagined and updated by Free League and the original author Roger Undhagen, collects the trilogy in a single volume.

This full-color, hardback edition has been given completely new illustrations by David Brasgalla and new cover art by Johan Egerkrans. The rules are fully updated to the latest edition of Dragonbane, and the book includes a large, double-sided map in format 432x558mm painted by Francesca Baerald.

“Games Workshop could learn a lot from Mutant Year Zero: Zone Wars.” –The Gamer Review

“As an ‘adventure wargame,’ Zone Wars strikes an excellent balance between fast combat play and linkages to the Mutant Year Zero RPG. As such, the game should appeal to both wargamers and RPG players.” –Armchair Dragoon Review

“If you are looking for something you can get out and have a fun battle in less than an hour, then Zone Wars is well worth checking out and adding to your collection!” –Sprues & Brews Review

Lead a band of mutant Stalkers into the Zone and fight others to scavenge artifacts from the Ancients. Stake out your claim in the postapocalyptic wasteland – or die trying. 

Designed by Andy Chambers (Necromunda, Battlefleet Gothic, Warhammer Fantasy Battle, Dropfleet Commander) and Free League, Zone Wars is a fast and furious game of tabletop skirmishes set in the beloved Mutant: Year Zero universe. 

This core set includes ten detailed 32 mm miniatures (five each for the Ark Mutant and the Genlab Tribe), cards, tokens, dice, a game mat, cardboard terrain, a ruler, and a rulebook including five full scenarios, campaign rules, character generation, and solo rules – everything you need to play! 

Components: 

• 10 high-quality miniatures*
• 83 playing cards
• 105 tokens
• 10 custom dice
• 36” × 36” game mat
• 3 full sheets of cardboard terrain
• Measuring ruler
• Rulebook

*The miniatures are delivered with a sun-drop coat of paint.

A road trip on the verge of reality. 

When did it all start? I can’t really remember. It started like any recreational activity, I guess. Like TV. Sometimes they watched TV and sometimes they would sit there wearing their neurocasters. I didn’t care. It was after the big update of 1996 that things got weird. Mode Six. 

The Electric State Roleplaying Game is based on the art book The Electric State by acclaimed visual artist and author Simon Stålenhag. This tabletop RPG uses Free League’s Year Zero Engine, known from award-winning games such as Mutant: Year Zero, Tales From the Loop RPG, ALIEN RPG, and the Blade Runner RPG. 

This is a game about a group of travelers heading out on a journey through a strange America in an alternate 1997. The ruins of gigantic battle drones litter the countryside, heaped together with the discarded trash of a high tech consumerist society in decline. 

The game is not about the goal but the journey – what the characters experience along the way and how it changes them. This is a game of exploration, of finding out who you are, who your friends are, and what you are willing to do when the world collapses around you. 

Moria™ – Through the Doors of Durin is an epic campaign expansion delving into the depths of Khazad-dûm for the award-winning second edition of The One Ring™ roleplaying game (TOR), based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.

Set in the years before Balin’s doomed expedition, this supplement contains a hoard of Patrons, Landmarks, foes, encounters and treasures that a Loremaster can use to construct their own adventures in Moria – from a single desperate journey in the dark to a grand campaign to retake Durin’s Halls.

For long ages, the great city of the Dwarrowdelf was the seat of Dwarven kings, and they were rich beyond measure in gold and Mithril. But a thousand years ago, Durin’s Bane arose and drove the Dwarves from their halls. The city fell into darkness, becoming an abode of Orcs, Goblins – and worse.

Countless Orcs perished in the Battle of Five Armies. Maybe the Halls of Durin lie empty once more. Maybe there are piles of treasure there, waiting to be claimed. Maybe Mithril still glimmers in the mines under Caradhras. Cross the dread threshold, adventurer, and delve deep!

I always wanted to go on a boat, you know, before the war. When we reached the Vistula, Top said, “Now’s your chance, kid.” Two-Fer said he did some boating with his brother out on the Gulf, and I guess he meant Mexico because I don’t think he ever served in the desert. I kid you not, an hour later we were being chased by pirates just like in the show. Bullets whizzing above my head. Spray of water in my face. Worst part is – I’m getting used to this life.

Hostile Waters for the new edition of RPG classic TWILIGHT: 2000 is a modular expansion that includes everything you need to play in a marine environment. Hostile Waters is loosely based on Pirates of the Vistula for the first edition of TWILIGHT: 2000 but designed to be used for any waterways.

This boxed set includes new combat and travel rules for marine environments, military watercraft large and small, new factions for the PCs to tangle with, new plots to unravel, and new scenario sites to explore – including the USS Maine Ohio-class nuclear submarine. It also describes the two sample waterways the Vistula river and the Göta Canal. Contents of the boxed set:

• 104-page full-color book stuffed with new rules and gaming material.
• 26 new encounter cards, for use on rivers or lakes.
• 16 modular battle maps for marine environments.
• Six scenario site battle maps.
• Battle map tokens for boats and ships of various sizes.
• A huge double-sided full-color travel map for northern Poland and southern Sweden, connecting the maps in the core RPG set, format 864x558mm.