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  • EP and GenCon

    For folks who are attending GenCon, you should make sure to attend the Catalyst Game Labs seminar on Saturday the 16th, 12:00 to 13:00, at the Embassy Suites, room Chancellor 3. We have a special announcement to make regarding Eclipse Phase that you’ll want to hear!

    While the EP core book itself won’t be at GenCon, we will have an Eclipse Phase Quick Start Rules handout that we’ll be giving away for free. It includes an overview of the setting, a simple version of the rules, and a starting adventure.

    We’ll be posting the QSR on our (still-in-progress) website later, but be sure to stop by the Catalyst booth (#1303/1307) and pick one up. While you’re there, you can grab an EP poster and an EP t-shirt, and check out all of the other exciting things Catalyst has to offer!

  • Brian Cross Bio

    Eclipse Phase Contributor Bio

    Real Name: Brian Cross
    Firewall Codename: Kylleran
    Eclipse Phase Background Equivalency: Loonie/Argonaut
    Previous Experience: Shadowrun, Fourth Edition, and a few other SR products (both 3rd and 4th)
    About Me: I’m a graduate student by day and by night as well. I’m currently writing my dissertation and hope to be set loose upon the world soon. In my spare time I both play and write games and spend a great deal of time planning elaborate escape plans from my current geographical confines.

  • ENnies Awards

    Public voting for this year’s ENnie Awards is now online! This year, Catalyst Game Labs is nominated twice: once for the Shadowrun Quick-Start Rules in the Best Free Product or Web Enhancement category and also in the Fan Choice Best Publisher category!

    In the Best Regalia category, you also owe it to yourself to check out Green Ronin’s Hobby Games: The 100 Best, a great book with top game designers writing about their favorite games — both Shadowrun and Classic BattleTech are included, of course!

    Please check out the other nominees and other categories and then go register your voice!


  • End of the Week, End of the World

    The Outquisition is a term coined by Cory Doctorow for a networked group that works to aid people in a post-apocalyptic scenario:

    the Outquisition; the opposite of the Inquisition — missionaries who come to your town to remind you of how awesome it can all be, leave behind a bunch of rad, life-improving systems and tools, and generally get on with the business of being happy, well-fed and peaceful.

    Cory tossed around these ideas along with Alex Steffen from WorldChanging, and in response some other folks have launched Outquisition.org.

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