[BNW] Other game books

["g. m." <gm1970@hotmail.com>]

>Speaking of which, is SA:COH usable with Brave New World at all?  Is
>there any other rpg materials that people have found are translatable
>to BNW's unique setting?

The books that I'm using with BNW right now, that are not BNW books, are:
San Angelo (Blatent plug, I did a piece of art for it. The videon pic of the 
"Flux" singularity forming. Yea, I'm sorta obscure-famous! =]). One of the 
best City books ever done. Great maps and lots of NPCs. Between it and Bay 
City (below) you've got lots of info for any modern day campagin. I really 
hope Crescent City gives as much info.

Threats for Shadowrun. It's chock full of several overall campagin shaking 
level plots.

Bay City and Alliances for Champions:NM. Bay City has lots of city 
locations, resturants, clubs, businesses. Each local comes with an NPC and 3 
or so plots. Alliances is chock full of decent NPCs.

Normals Unbound for Champions is a must. It's full of dozens of great NPCs 
to fill out all kinds of support and plot roles for any game. I'd use more 
Champions books, but I've already planted most of those NPCs in my old 
Champs campagin and I can't see them anywhere else.



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