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TORG: Space Gods (TORG Roleplaying Sourcebook) by Greg Farshtey,Greg Gorden,Ed Stark,Jim Bambra pdf DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) ISBN: 0874313244 ISBN13: 978-0874313246 Author: Greg Farshtey,Greg Gorden,Ed Stark,Jim Bambra Book title: TORG: Space Gods (TORG Roleplaying Sourcebook) Pages: 118 Publisher: West End Games (November 1, 1991) Language: English Size PDF version: 1844 kb Size ePUB version: 1768 kb Size FB2 version: 1243 kb Other formats: mobi doc rtf mobi The Space Gods sourcebook is part of Torg, an epic game of adventure, magic and altered reality. This volume describes the science-fiction reality of the Akashan realm, where biotech, psionics and non-invasive reality combine to make a unique campaign setting. It features source material on the Akashans, the Comaghatz plague, the Star Sphere, and the realm. Included is gamemaster material on biotechnology, psionics, Akashan reality mechanics, world laws, locations, creatures, and new character templates. Related PDF to TORG: Space Gods (TORG Roleplaying Sourcebook) by Greg Farshtey,Greg Gorden,Ed Stark,Jim Bambra 1. Experiencing the Promises of God : Make His Provision Your Reality by Pat Francis 2. Complete Psionic (Dungeons & Dragons d20 3.5 Fantasy Roleplaying Supplement) by Christopher Lindsay,Bruce R. Cordell 3. The Reality Dysfunction: Expansion - Part II (Part 2) by Peter F. Hamilton 4. Reality of God (Rd 241) by Schubert M. Ogden 5. TORG, Revised and Expanded by Greg Gorden 6. Beyond All Belief: Science, Religion and Reality by Peter Lemesurier 7. Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Applications in Manufacturing by S.K. Ong,A.Y.C. Nee,Soh K. Ong 8. Understanding Reality Television by Su Holmes,Deborah Jermyn 9. TORG: When Axioms Collide (TORG Roleplaying Game) by Shane Lacy Hensley 10. Reality Transurfing 3: Forward to the Past by Vadim Zeland.

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