logo</h1> <article> <h1>Warchild</h1> <p>RPGnet Gaming Index — 2010-07-29</p> The shattering conclusion to the dark trilogy which began in <i>Warhead</I> and continued in <i>Warlock</i>. Around the world, the Doctor's companions have been put in place, ready to act when the time is right. Old friends and enemies are gathering for a final confrontation that will shape the future of the globe--and the evolution of mankind. </article> <article> <h1>Just War</h1> <p>RPGnet Gaming Index — 2010-07-27</p> March 1941: Britain's darkest hour. The Nazis occupy British soil and British citizens are being deported to European concentration camps. Six thousand people a month are dying in air raids on London. The United States shows no sign of entering the war. According to the Doctor, this isn't a parallel universe, it isn't an alternate timeline, and every is running according to schedule ... </article> <article> <h1>The Also People</h1> <p>RPGnet Gaming Index — 2010-07-27</p> The Doctor has taken his companions to paradise, or at least the closest thing he can find. A sun enclosed by an artificial sphere where there is no want, poverty, or violence. Then the peace is shattered by murder. As the suspects proliferate, Bernice realises that even an artificial world has its buried secrets and Roz discovers what she's always suspected--that every paradise has its snake. </article> <article> <h1>Toy Soldiers</h1> <p>RPGnet Gaming Index — 2010-07-26</p> The Doctor and Benny are following a trail of kidnapped children across Europe, a content recovering from the ravages of the First World War. The only clue they find is the toy bear each missing child was given. But someone is aware of their search, and they soon find themselves unwilling guests on the planet Q'ell, where a similar war still rages--and has done for fourteen hundred years. </article> <article> <h1>The Taint</h1> <p>RPGnet Gaming Index — 2010-07-26</p> It is 1963. Six very different people have been gathered together for study by parapsychologist Charles Roley in his stately home outside London. All of them claim to have been possessed by the devil, and all have shared similar delusions--they describe the same bizarre 'death cave' riddled with demons. Roley's experiments are having a gradual yet terrifying effect on his subjects, and the Doctor and Sam discover the connections between those Tainted with the madness are more disturbing than anyone could guess. </article> <article> <h1>The Sagan Diary</h1> <p>RPGnet Gaming Index — 2010-07-24</p> The marketing info claims: <blockquote> A long novelette that for the first time looks at the worlds of the Hugo-nominated Old Man's War and its sequel The Ghost Brigades from the point of view of Lieutenant Jane Sagan, who in a series of diary entries gives her views on some of the events included in the series... and sheds new light into some previously unexplored corners. If you thought you knew Jane Sagan before, prepare to be surprised. </blockquote> Really, it's a largely plotless prose poem about Sagan's point of view. </article> <article> <h1>The Warrior Lives</h1> <p>RPGnet Gaming Index — 2010-07-24</p> Karl Cullaine is dead ... or is he? The heir apparent, Jason, quests across the continent to see if his dad really has gone on a rampage killing slavers after his apparent death. </article> <article> <h1>Beltempest</h1> <p>RPGnet Gaming Index — 2010-07-23</p> 100,000 years after the triple eclipse that destroyed the planet of Belannia II, the Doctor and Sam arrive on Belannia IV. The population is under threat as a new disaster looms: immense gravitational and dimensional disturbances are surging through the entire area of space. Whilethe time travellers attempt to help the survivors and ease the devastation, a religious suicide cult-leader spreads his new religion through Bel's system--and his word may prove even more dangerous that the terrible natural forces that have been unleashed. </article> <article> <h1>Vanderdeken's Children</h1> <p>RPGnet Gaming Index — 2010-07-22</p> A mysterious disturbance in the hyperspatial vortex causes the Doctor and Sam to materialise the TARDIS in deep space. Here they find a huge derelict alien craft has become the subject of a dangerous confrontation between starships from the rival systems of Nimos and Emindar. While the Doctor and Sam find themselves accompanying an expedition into the heart of the alien vessel, strange and frightening incidents spread terror through the watching ships. But exploring deeper into the derelict disturbs a sinister presence ... </article> </main></body></html>