ICE - Fantasy Hero: Fantasy Hero Companion

From the website:

"Expanding on the core rules in Fantasy Hero, this supplement adds the following:
- Rules for a mass combat system.
- Example locations.
- Over 75 creatures in an expanded bestiary.
- Detailed magic items from simple to artifacts.
- 12 wizard colleges and 1 priest college with hundreds of new spells."

ICE - Cyberspace: CyberSkelter

From the back of the book:

"Shards of glass and metal spin away from the vid-phone booth as hundreds of exploding rounds are pumped into it by black- and silver-clad bikers.

The interior of the nightclub is quickly transformed into a volcanic nightmare as the sound of the bikers’ detonating ammunition drowns out the club’s already ear-splitting musical onslaught. Patrons, garbed in psychedelic fashions, rush the exits. But they’re too late. A fire fight erupts throughout the building, splattering dancers, drinkers, bodyguards and bikers across the club’s walls and tables.

It’ll be another high body count night in the Sprawl.

This Cyberventure Mission File provides you with four linked adventures forming an extended cyber campaign. Starting off with a tough knock-off job in San Francisco, characters are swept into a series of adventures which take them from Berlin to Bombay. Several NPCs and organizations which debuted in previous Cyberspace' products find their way into the pages of Cyberskelter. Cyberskelter provides you with everything you'll need to run the following scenarios:

- Cooking With Fats
- Berlin Tear Down
- The Twitch
- Izabella"

ICE - Cyberspace: Cyber Europe

From their website:

"Cyber Europe

The year is 2090 and the place is the Federal State of Europe. Thirty-six countries from Iceland to Georgia have been blended into a caustic, volatile melting pot. Governed by aristocrats, who are in turn ruled by executive slime, the European Community exists at the edge of depravity and despotism. Dare you cross its war-torn borders?

In Cyber Europe, you can unlock the secrets of the Vatican’s anti-terrorist force, get thrown into a Kriminalbezirk, join Sondergruppe 9, fight the deadly Kampfmaschine, and run into blood-thirsty members of the Neuhitlerjugend.

Cyber Europe culminates with an intriguing adventure which sets players on a quest to recover the holy Christian artifact, the Spear of Destiny.

This sourcebook provides you with the following:
 

• A wealth of source material on the European Community and its strong-willed neighbors
• Numerous NPCs and organizations deeply rooted in the mystique and history of this great continent.
• Information on warfare, law enforcement and crime
• A complete adventure which sends players from the cultural heart of Cyber Europe to the frozen waters off Norway in an epic quest"

ICE - Cyberspace: Chicago Arcology

From the Back of the Book:

"A sickly yellow-brown haze smothers the south-western coastline of Lake Michigan. Radioactive sludge washes up on Chicago's shore, while heartland waifs infest its labyrinthine buildings. Wake-up, sprawlkid, another day on the streets awaits.

In 2090, the third largest Sprawlzone in the United States is centered on the urban megalopolis of Chicago. At the heart of this depraved hive of crime and decay rises an enduring temple to Megacorporate power: New Edison's Chicago Arcology. It forms a completely self-contained and safe environment for Chicago's New Edison employees and their families.

Outside, street gangs and urban homeless crowd the gutter districts. Here they breed enmity and contempt for Megacorp suits and Arcology dwellers alike. When the two cultures collide, violent fits of rampaging destruction result, so be warned.

This sourcebook provides you with the following:

A 17" x 22" full color map of the Chicago Sprawl.
A wealth of source materiel on this huge Sprawlzone.
Numerous layouts, NPCs, and organizations centered in New Edison's Chicago Arcology project.
A level-by-design description of the Arcology Mall.
Three complete scenarios introducing players to the Chicago Arcology."

ICE - Cyberspace: The Body Bank

From the back of the book:


"Metal-crunching chords of Hard Copy cybermusic grind through the thrash-hall crowd of bongs and sprawlkids.

At times both perverse and lackadaisical, the members of Philanthropic Epitaph plow through their mind-bending set of Hard Copy psycha-rock. At the back of the club, four members of The Cat House, a San Francisco subterfuge team, plot their next corporate strike. Winding their way through the throng of gyrating dancers are a host of other noteworthy personalities. Today the actions of these people span the sewer lines and the conference rooms, but they'll all wind up in the Body Bank. Someday.

This Cyberspace Character Compendium provides YOU with a number of down and dirty NPCs, ready to be dropped into any cyber campaign.

An artist's rendering depicts each personality in The Body Bank.- 16 of them in Full Color!

The Body Bank contains 27 characters with the following features:

• Personal Data: Looks, demeanor, attitude, equipment, background and undertakings are provided in concise text.
• Stats & Specs: Each character is given his or her game statistics, modifiers, combat specs and more.
• Groups: Two organizations are examined in The Body Bank: Philanthropic Epitaph and The Cat House."

ICE - CyberSpace: CyberRogues

From the website:

"This Cyberspace Character Compendium provides GMs with a number of new and nasty NPCs, ready to be dropped into any campaign. And because each personality is provided with his or her full game statistics, background and equipment listings, players may use these characters as PCs for one-shot adventures or extended gaming sessions.

An artist's rendering depicts each CyberRogue - 16 of them in Full Color!

CyberRogues contains 30 characters with the following features:

• Personal Data: Looks, demeanor, attitude, equipment, historical background and current undertakings are provided in clear, concise text.
• Stats & Specs: Each character is rendered down to his or her game statistics, midifiers, combat specs and more.
• Skills: Important skills and languages are all listed with their corresponding bonuses."

ICE - Cyberspace: Sprawlgangs & Megacorps

From the back of the book:

"This Cyberspace Sourcebook provides GMs and players with invaluable information on some of the Sprawl's most deadly inhabitants: gang members and corporate entities alike. Inside you'll find statistics and background data on the following:

- 20 Sprawlgagngs: Ruthless bands of street people who challenge authority – not with the tact of boardroom maneuvering, but with brute force and animal cunning.
- 16 Megacorps: An international listing – these global powers control vast and irresistible resources. In-depth analyses of current assets and operations are provided.
- 5 Organizations: A selection of powers that fall into the slim gray area between the haves and the have-nots.
- 7 Personalities: An offering of Patron, Neutral and Hostile NPCs that may be added to any campaign."

ICE - Creatures & Treasures

From the website:

"Creatures & Treasures was a book put out by Iron Crown Enterprise as part of their core rules for the fantasy role-playing game Rolemaster. It consists of six primary sections: intro, creatures, treasures, encounters, conversion notes, and miscellaneous.

The intro explains the contents of the rest of the book and identifies its use for Rolemaster Fantasy and Middle-earth Role Playing (1st & 2nd Editions) (aka MERP).

The creature section is further broken down into the main categories: animal, monster, and intelligent races. The animals list is fairly comprehensive and includes everything from antelope to wolverines. In the monster section the reader discovers dragons, constructs, the Undead, planar beings, dinosaurs, and other creatures to befoul a campaign. The intelligent races cover giant-kind, underground, fairy and unusual races. Rules are provided to the Gamemaster for creating his or her own monsters.

The treasure section provides information for creating and generating treasure. A wide range of particularly potent and artifact-style treasure items are also described.

The encounters section provides guidance and tables for generating random encounters.

The conversion notes detail instructions for converting Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (1st Edition) (a level based system) and RuneQuest (1st & 2nd Editions) (a skill based system) monsters to their Rolemaster / MERP equivalents (level & skill based systems).

The miscellaneous section rounds out the book with tables for racial abilities, resistance rolls, and encounters based on terrain, population density, and travel mode.

There are several joke monsters for the observant reader. These monsters include such beings as the Red Skeleton (a class VI skeleton whose attacks are defined as: 300Joke35/350Pun35/250Pie3), the killer rabbit, and the vampire bunny."

ICE - Character law (1st Edition)

From the website:

"Character Law, 1st Edition is an original Rolemaster core rulebook which is essentially a player's manual without detailed information about magic or weapons while the book Campaign Law is essentially a gamemaster's guide. Topics include character creation, character classes, character races, character skills, and a price chart."

ICE - Character Law & Campaign Law

From the website:

"Character Law & Campaign Law, 2nd Edition combined Iron Crown's Rolemaster books Character Law and Campaign Law into one book entitled "Character Law & Campaign Law". The Character Law portion of the book is essentially a player's manual without detailed information about magic or weapons while the Campaign Law portion is essentially a gamemaster's guide. The book also includes additional information not included in either of the previous two books.

Topics include character creation, character classes, character races, character skills, price charts, special skills, an enchanted herb list, encounter charts, and various campaign dynamics."

ICE - Campaign Law

From the website:

"Campaign Law, 1st Edition is an original Rolemaster core rulebook which is essentially a Gamemaster's guide without detailed information about character development, magic, or weapons while the book Character Law is essentially a player's guide. This book includes information about setting up and running a campaign and information about gods, plants, and animals. The book also includes an encounter chart, a list of character secondary skills, an equipment list, a list of enchanted herbs, weather charts, a trading chart, and a sample adventure."

ICE - Arms Law (2nd Edition)

From the website:

A 10-page saddle stapled book with 22 card-stock sheets of tables. The second edition of Arms Law added several sections to the first edition rules:

• Mounted Combat
• Pole Arms
• Thrown Weapons and Missiles in Melee
• Two-Weapon Combinations
• Bow Preparation Time
• Changes to First Edition Tables
• Rules for Animal Attacks (until Claw Law is published)
• Conversion Notes to Use Arms Law with AD&D

ICE: ... and a 10-Foot Pole

From the back cover:

"Everything you need and more!

Welcome to Imperial Jack's Trading Post! In this one of a kind shop, you will find everything you need and more!

Your company is readying for that overland journey. How much does a barrel cost?

Your gumshoe is hot on the trail of the mad scientist, but must stop at the bar to talk to his informant. How much does the beer cost?

Your musketeer has served the king of France for more than a decade. But the incident in the church proved costly. Now you must replace all those destroyed religious implements. How long does it take to make a brazier anyway?

The ignorant peasants have no idea that you are a powerful alchemist on the edge of making the most important discovery of all time. But you must have three more rolls of copper wire...

This is the ultimate equipment sourcebook for use with any RPG system! On these pages, you will find full equipment lists for all eras, from Stone Age to Modern. Each era has its own list showing prices for the era as well as production time and availability. In addition, each list is sorted by type of product: from food products to weapons and armor.

Here are some of the other cool things found inside:

A discussion of technology in each era (which helps to define an era).
Over 1,200 illustrations.
Listings of equipment broken down by historical era.
Many, many listed items of equipment -- from a dozen eggs, to canned milk, to steamer trunks, to   pocket calculators, etc."

ICE - Alchemy Companion

From the back cover:

"Alchemy Companion (AlC) consolidates and supplements Rolemaster's classic system for creating magic items. AlC gives gamemasters many new enhancements for the Alchemists in their campaign, while it gives players new options for the manipulation of magic. There's something for everyone interested in objects of power and for those who fabricate them. Prepare to expand your horizons with the Alchemy Companion!

Within this Grimoire you'll find:

• Complete rules which make Alchemy a vibrant part of your campaign.
• New methods, options, and procedures devoted to creation of magic items.
• Detailed information on how to craft your own unique, individual Alchemy system. Simulate everything from authentic Medieval practices to high-powered magical environments.
• Dozens of new skills, Static Action Tables, Critical Strikes, and Item Creation Charts all relating to Alchemy. Includes a Magical Item Interaction Critical Strikes Table for resolving simultaneous multiple item usage.
• More than fifteen new professions illustrating the rich varieties of Alchemists within different cultures; from Grand Viziers and Thaumaturges to Evil Alchemists and Charlatans--they're all here!
• Plus, over 70 new spell lists containing more than 1500 spells, all dealing with the High Art of Alchemy!"

I13: Adventure Pack 1

From the back of the module:

"DMs, do you wish you had more time to put together fresh, innovative adventures for your players? Have you ever been stuck for a new plot line, but been unwilling to delve into the reading and preparation required by full-length modules?

YSR Inc. proudly presents a new AD&D game accessory designed for the DM who wants variety and challenge for player characters. Adventure Pack I contains 12 short modules, each a complete stand-alone adventure. The scenarios are unique and unusual; they will intrigue characters of all levels, and offer a variety of settings and plots for the DM to choose from.

These adventures are suitable for one-time play, or can be inserted into your campaign at any time. Each module includes one or more maps, background for the DM, NPC capsules, and complete encounter descriptions. The scenarios are designed for a specific range of player character levels, and can easily be made more or less difficult if necessary. Now, with a minimum of preparation, you can give your player characters a challenge that will last for as little as one day of game time or months of it. DMs are sure to find Adventure Pack I convenient, innovative, and invaluable!"

I11: Needle

From the back cover:

"The king's notice asked for adventurers to undertake a mission to a far land. It was marked with the rune for "high danger, high reward" so of course you volunteered.

The king has heard of a great obelisk that towers over a ruined city in a far country. He wants to know more about the obelisk and its strange powers. Your job is to find the obelisk and bring back a report to the king. The mission seems absurdly easy...until you reach the jungle.

Don't think the king is through with you if you get back to the capital city alive. You haven't seen the last of that jungle yet. Is a share in the spoils of an ancient civilization worth the risk?

Don't forget to pack your bug repellent!

An adventure for 6-8 Characters, Levels 8-10"

I10 Ravenloft II: The House on Gryphon Hill

From the back cover:

""I AM THE ANCIENT ... I AM THE LAND ..."

Your screams still echo in your room. Cold sweat soaks the bedsheets and trickles down your back.

It seemed so real! The great towers of a darksome place called Ravenloft ... it's misty vales and the terrible tragedy of a man who had sold his soul to unlife. Now the sunlight streams through the window with the promise of a new day. The dread nightmare at last is over.

In the cold sunlight of a dying autumn, you step from your room at the inn and stroll along the friendly streets of Mordentshire. But, from the back of your mind the dream creeps forward to haunt you. Why do the faces of those who have befriended you now seem those of strangers? Why do those who called you here in terror, now seem to dismiss your task as a folly?

More .. why are you advised so strongly, to forget about the House on Gryphon Hill ... the domain of the fair haired Count Von Zarovich, a name that cries out from your dark nightmare?

You halt, as the swirl of events grow more confusing with every passing minute. Which is the dream ... and which the reality?"

I9: Day of Al'Akbar

From the back cover:

"The land of Arir — a once peaceful desert country, dotted with oases, teeming with caravans — fell into the hand of infidels. The ruler, the dearly loved Sultan Amhara, was killed in the battle for the capital city of Khaibar. He left behind one of the greatest treasure stores ever amassed — jewels and coins, more than anyone had ever seen before or since — and in addition, the Cup and Talisman of Al'Akbar.

A deadly plague sweeps your land. The holy men say that if only they had the Talisman, they could create cures for this dread disease. Many adventurers have tries and failed to find the Cup and Talisman. Now it is your turn. Find these treasures, and save your people!

The journey is exciting, but treacherous. Do not be distracted by exotic sights and sounds, the strange foods. You must avoid being discovered by Al'Farzikh and his brigands, as you infiltrate the palace. Be wary — what is most beautiful may be most deadly, and what seems useless may be priceless."

I7: Baltron's Beacon

Excerpt from the back cover:

"A strangely delivered advertisement has led you to a sage named Demetrios. He needs a rare component to complete a desperately needed potion. The journey to retrieve it will take you through a large, unexplored swamp to a ruined keep, the former headquarters of a vile cult that once claimed the lives of many innocent youths"

I4: Oasis of the White Palm

Excerpt from the back cover:

Tired and sore, you struggle over the burning sands toward the long-forgotten city. Will you reach the place in time to save yourselves from the evil Efreeti? The sun beats down, making your wounds stiff and worsening the constant thirst that plagues anyone who travels these waterless wastes. But there is hope -- are those the ruins over there?

I, Mordred D20

From the back cover:

"In Ancient England, a tyrant king holds the land in the grip of fear. With the might of a magical sword and the threatened return of a long-dead sorcerer, this fiend holds the noble, the good, and the true in his sway, squelching the will of the people and denying the claim of the rightful heir to the throne. The villain's name is Arthur.

Return to a world you only think you know. I, Mordred returns to the original legends of King Arthur as a mad dictator, clinging to power through use of his enforcers, the Knights of the Round Table. His son, Mordred, is the rightful heir and struggles to amass an army in the name of justice to usurp his father's throne. And in the background, Arthur's wicked half-sister, Morgan le Fey, schemes to control England's ultimate destiny. This is a land crumbling in decay, desperately in search of heroes."

Hollow World - HWR1: Sons of Azca

From the publisher:

"The Sons of Azca is the first in a new series of accessories describing realms of the Hollow World setting. This begins where GAZ14 ends and details the Kingdom of Azca region. This product includes a player section, a referee guide and an adventure section."

Hero Wars: Orlanth Is Dead!

From the publisher:

"Orlanth is Dead!, begins the Sartar Campaign with an epic conflict against the Lunar Empire. Whitewall has fallen, and all across Dragon Pass the winds have stopped. As winter deepens and spring fails to come, the rebellion begins in southern Sartar at the supernatural struggle later known as the Battle of Iceland. Despite the epic scope of this Great Event, it is not just for the demigod types, but for any hero who might attain such status! Where will you be when the Hero Wars begin?

Also includes a timeline of the Sartar Campaign, secrets of Kallyr Starbrow and the many Argraths, a Clan Questionnaire, a magical keyword for Yelmalio, and Hero Wars statistics for eight great leaders of the rebellion.

Orlanth is Dead! is the second book of the Sartar Rising campaign. It builds upon the information provided in Barbarian Adventures, the first book of the Sartar Rising series."

How the Mighty Are Fallen

From the back cover:

"How the Mighty Are Fallen is an adventure designed for use with the Netheril: Empire of Magic boxed campaign setting (which is required to play this adventure). Within these pages, the final heroes of Netheril can:

• Gather the components that Karsus requires for casting his "most wondrous" spell, the only 12th-level spell ever known. He just needs a few body parts from two creatures - a gold dragon and the Tarrasque.
• Reunite lost lovers after they have been separated by death. Nopheus's wife was killed in a magical explosion, and now he's finally saved enough money for her to be resurrected. Certainly a dead body couldn't pose a threat to a band of stalwart heroes?!
• Follow the winds of Fate to wherever Tyche delivers them. Numerous side adventure allow players to take their characters to a variety of different locations. Some heroes might want to follow the trail of the missing nether scrolls, while others might want to join the resistance and fight Karsus and the other archwizards. But only the bravest hearts can take the first step...."

Hostile Climes: Depths of Despair

From the back of the book:

"The Depths of Despair(TM) is the first in a series of D20 System(TM) setting books featuring isolated and dangerous environments--"Hostile Climes"--that may be dropped into any fantasy campaign! Inside is a detailed setting featuring a city at the bottom of a whirlpool and the caverns beneath, new skills, feats, gear, prestige classes, monsters, and a complete adventure to drop into your campaign right away!"

Horizon: Redline

Publisher Blurb:

"Play a grim road warrior, a clever techie, a feral child, or a barbaric 'zerker in the cutting-edge, fuel-injected, post-apocalyptic world of Redline, the first in Fantasy Flight Games' Horizon line of d20 mini-games. Scrape all the salvage, wit, and bullets you can as you scream across desert highways and access "guzzlines" to fuel your vehicles and stay on the move to keep ahead of bandits, the red dust, and Mr. Death himself!"

The Hole Delver's Catalog

From the back cover:

" Players, are you tired of going into a shop and only being able to buy a sword, a shield, a pack, a tent, another generic piece of equipment? Wouldn't it be nice to get hold of something special for a change? GameMasters, want to offer something different?

Then just peruse this paltry portion of paraphernalia we propose you purchase! Then just peruse this paltry portion of paraphernalia we propose you purchase! Then just peruse this paltry portion of paraphernalia we propose you purchase!

That's right, say it three times in a row and win the opportunity to buy this little beauty."

HackMaster - White Doom Mountain

From the back cover:

"Just two and a half weeks ago, three extraordinarily valuable and storied weapons (each also extremely powerful) disappeared form the various places they were kept. Each of the three, cryptically known as ThumpMaster, Skewersure, and Hackrazer, vanished without a trace. All of them had been in the possession of well-known if not well-regarded individuals in and around Fangaerie. The weapons were taken despite the formidable skills of the individuals in question and the various guards and wards of their respective dwelling places.

The owners were slain, the various guardians and magical sureties left untouched and untriggered. Not even the most potent of necromantic sorceries were able to contact the departed spirits of the dead, nor could the corpses be raised or resurrected. The weapons were unexplicably and undeniably gone.

As might be expected, the theft of the three became the most talked about event since the occupation of Frandor's Keep by orcs way back when. Rewards were posted by friends, acquaintances and scholars. Adventuring groups, henchmen, hirelings, cronies, servants and guards were all questioned (and in several cases summarily hanged). Every possible interrogative dweomer was cast, every manner of magical enquiry and divination made. Nothing availed. The weapons remained unfound. The manner of their theft was unknown.

The unprecedented mystery remained a crime without a clue, until a taunting poem suddenly appeared. The rhyme materialized without witness or explanation on the walls of taverns and inns across the land, from Frandors Keep's Burning Dawg Inn to the Gilded Lily in Hesur. This poem, which seemed to create more questions than it answered, was signed with the serpentine rune of Keraptorse.

White Doom Mountain has tentatively been identified as the location spoken of in the poem. It stands forbiddingly on a small island just outside the shipping lanes of Raga, and is regarded as an unlucky and cursed place by the mariners there. A continuous plume of caustic smoke, steam and deadly white ash hangs suspended above it, and the lake surrounding it has been masked by thick mists since before living memory. To scholars, sages and pundits the place seems likely enough."

HackMaster - S1: Tomb of Unspeakable Horror

From the back cover:

"An ancient tomb within a skull shaped mountain tempts adventurers with tales of riches and glory. But surely a place such as this must have traps, guardians, and mysteries that would foil the weak minded. Are your characters resourceful enough to delve into the horrors that are best left unspoken? And how will the Circle of Sequestered Magics feel about you meddling in their affairs?

This new HackMaster adventure is based on the classic Tomb of Horrors adventure with plenty of new twists, turns, and dungeon levels. Bring the horror of the tomb to a whole new generation of young hackers!"

HackMaster C4: The Prophecy of Shardar

From the publishers website:

"Two centuries ago, the last emperor of the land was deposed in favor of a high council. Now, however, things are going badly, and a restless populace longs for the days of the ancient rule. The high council is floundering -- and the political situation is turning ugly.

It was then that an obscure monastic order discovered a long-forgotten prophecy. When the land needs him most, a long-gone emperor will rise to restore order. You have been chosen to prove that this is the time of the prophecy, and to take the first steps toward returning the lost ruler to his throne. This adventure contains the first four rounds of the HackMaster Tournament of Champions that was originally run at the Origins 2004 convention, this adventure can be played alone or as a prequel to The Curse of Pen Griffen."