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All 2d20 system text is copyright Modiphius Entertainment Ltd. Any unauthorised Produced by: Standartų Spaustuvė, UAB, 39 use of copyrighted material is illegal. Any trademarked names are used in a fictional manner; no infringement is intended. This is a work of fiction. Any similarity with Dariaus ir Girėno, Str., LT-02189 Vilnius, Lithuania actual people and events, past or present, is purely coincidental and unintentional except for those people and events described in an historical context. Trademarks John [email protected] WWW.MODIPHIUS.COM Carter of Mars®, Dejah Thoris®, Tars Tarkas®, Woola™, Barsoom®, Warlord of Mars®, Gods of Mars®, A Princess of Mars®, Dotar Sojat™, Sarkoja™, Sola™, Prince of Modiphius Entertainment Product Number: MUH051468 Helium™, Jeddak™, Amtor®, Carson of Venus®, Jason Gridley™ and Edgar Rice Burroughs® Owned by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. And Used by Permission. All characters, ISBN:Sample 978-1-912743-17-9 creatures, and the Doodad symbol trademarked and owned by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. Copyright © 2019file Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. All Rights Reserved. CONTENTS Foreword: A Fighting Man of Mars ..................... 17 Savator Accolades .................................. 31 Chapter 3: Negotiating Release .............................. 17 Subordinate .......................................... 31 The Last Era Swords of Mars ....................................18 Savator Flaws ........................................... 31 Champions Themes in this Book ................................3 Synthetic Men of Mars .......................18 Conditioned ......................................... 31 of the Era Llana of Gathol ....................................19 Masena Talents ........................................ 31 What’s in this Book .................................3 NEW NARRATOR CHARACTERS ......36 Fighting an Unseen Foe .......................19 Born Climber ........................................ 31 What is in this Book ............................... 4 Hortan Gur .......................................... 36 Skeleton Men of Jupiter ................... 20 Skin Like a Darseen ............................. 31 What this Book is and is Not ............... 4 Vas Kor ...................................................38 What You Need to Use this Book ........ 4 Adventuring Among the Stars ............ 20 Ambush Predator ................................ 31 Astok ..................................................... 39 Also in this Book ................................... 4 Land on your Feet ................................ 31 Masena Accolades .................................. 31 Tario ......................................................40 Chapter 2: Illusions as a Plot Device .................40 Chapter 1: Masena Titles ........................................ 31 Peoples of the Era Masena Flaws ........................................... 31 Djor Kantos ..........................................41 Tales of Era Playing During the Era ......................... 21 Savage ..................................................... 31 Valla Dia ................................................41 Ghek ...................................................... 42 Thuvia, Maid of Mars ..............................5 Newly Discovered Races ......................22 Goolian Talents ....................................... 31 Luud .......................................................43 Chessmen of Mars .................................. 6 Kaldanes................................................23 Escape and Evasion ............................. 31 Xaxa ...................................................... 44 Of Manator and Gathol .......................7 Rykors .....................................................23 Masterful Boast .................................... 31 Goolian Accolades .................................32 Jal Had .................................................. 45 The Master Mind of Mars .......................7 Morgors ................................................ 24 Grand Boast ...........................................32 Dar Tarus ..............................................46 A Fighting Man of Mars......................... 8 Savators .................................................25 Goolian Flaws ..........................................32 Gor Hajus ..............................................47 Morality of Barsoom ........................... 9 Masenas ................................................ 26 Braggart ..................................................32 Hovan Du ............................................. 48 Swords of Mars......................................... 9 Renown and Other Worlds ..............27 Playing Other Races of Thuria ........27 Goolians, Boasts, and Comedy ........32 Tul Axtar ...............................................49 The Synthetic Men of Mars .................10 Goolians (Kangaroo Men) ............... 28 Tan Hadron of Hastor ........................ 50 Llana of Gathol .......................................10 MIXED HERITAGE CHARACTERS .....33 The Skeleton Men of Jupiter ...............10 NEW TALENTS AND ACCOLADES .....29 Earthborn and Red Martian ...............33 Tavia .......................................................51 Rapas the Ulsio ....................................52 Kaldane Talents ...................................... 29 Into the Unknown ..............................33 CONTINUED ADVENTURES Cold Taskmaster ................................. 29 Earthborn and Okar ..............................33 Fal Sivas .................................................53 ON DYING BARSOOM ..........................11 Unnerving ............................................ 29 Eye for the Details ...............................33 Ras Thavas ............................................ 54 Heroes for a Heroic Age ........................11 One Brain, Many Bodies ................... 29 Earthborn and First Born ....................33 Gar Nal ...................................................55 Villains are Villainous .......................... 12 Kaldane Accolades ................................ 29 Physically Imposing ...........................33 Ur Jan .................................................... 56 Advanced Technology Esteemed Lineage .............................. 29 Earthborn and White Martian ...........33 Umka .....................................................57 is Dangerous ............................................ 12 Kaldane Flaws ......................................... 29 Psychically Resistant ..........................33 Vor Daj .................................................. 58 Barbaric Nobility Manipulative ....................................... 29 Red Martian and Okar ..........................33 Anatok .................................................. 59 and Noble Barbarism ............................ 12 Morgor Talents ....................................... 30 Easy to Open up ...................................33 Bandolian ............................................60 Tough as Bone ...................................... 30 Red Martian and First Born ................33 Multis Par..............................................61 ANALYSIS OF THE ERA'S STORIES ......... 13 Frightening Foe .................................. 30 Master of the Air ..................................33 Pho Lar.................................................. 62 Thuvia, Maid of Mars .......................... 13 Position of Strength .......................... 30 Coloration and Heritage ..................34 The Damsel in Distress ......................... 13 Morgor Accolades ................................. 30 Red Martian and White Martian .......34 UPDATES TO Nascent Mental Powers ........................14 Morgor Titles ....................................... 30 Lines of Influence................................34 EXISTING CHARACTERS ....................62 The Fragile Alliance ...............................14 Morgor Flaws .......................................... 30 White Martian and Okar .....................34 John Carter .............................................
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