Tales from Whitechapel by Battlefield Press A antholology for the Gaslight Victorian Fantasy RPG Welcome to Whitechapel! This is the largest working-class neighborhood of Victorian London, a city where all walks of life are found along the River Thames. Whitechapel is home to Inspector Edmund Reid of the Metropolitan Police, Jack the Ripper, and the … Continue reading (Now Crowdfunding) Tales from Whitechapel
Comics & Books
(FASERIP) Gen V : Sam Riordan
The FASERIP system was first published by TSR in the Marvel Super Heroes RPG in 1984, and later expanded in the Marvel Superheroes Advanced Game in 1986. The game proved very popular, its easy and flexible system allowed for all levels of play from street level crimefighters to cosmic campaigns. Whilst the original games are decades out of print … Continue reading (FASERIP) Gen V : Sam Riordan
(FASERIP) Gen V : Luke Riordan aka ‘Golden Boy’
The FASERIP system was first published by TSR in the Marvel Super Heroes RPG in 1984, and later expanded in the Marvel Superheroes Advanced Game in 1986. The game proved very popular, its easy and flexible system allowed for all levels of play from street level crimefighters to cosmic campaigns. Whilst the original games are decades out of print … Continue reading (FASERIP) Gen V : Luke Riordan aka ‘Golden Boy’
(FASERIP) Gen V : Cate Dunlop
The FASERIP system was first published by TSR in the Marvel Super Heroes RPG in 1984, and later expanded in the Marvel Superheroes Advanced Game in 1986. The game proved very popular, its easy and flexible system allowed for all levels of play from street level crimefighters to cosmic campaigns. Whilst the original games are decades out of print … Continue reading (FASERIP) Gen V : Cate Dunlop
(FASERIP) Gen V : Andre Anderson
The FASERIP system was first published by TSR in the Marvel Super Heroes RPG in 1984, and later expanded in the Marvel Superheroes Advanced Game in 1986. The game proved very popular, its easy and flexible system allowed for all levels of play from street level crimefighters to cosmic campaigns. Whilst the original games are decades out of print … Continue reading (FASERIP) Gen V : Andre Anderson
(FASERIP) Gen V : Jordan Li
The FASERIP system was first published by TSR in the Marvel Super Heroes RPG in 1984, and later expanded in the Marvel Superheroes Advanced Game in 1986. The game proved very popular, its easy and flexible system allowed for all levels of play from street level crimefighters to cosmic campaigns. Whilst the original games are decades out of print … Continue reading (FASERIP) Gen V : Jordan Li
(FASERIP) Gen V : Emma Meyer aka Little Cricket
The FASERIP system was first published by TSR in the Marvel Super Heroes RPG in 1984, and later expanded in the Marvel Superheroes Advanced Game in 1986. The game proved very popular, its easy and flexible system allowed for all levels of play from street level crimefighters to cosmic campaigns. Whilst the original games are decades out of print … Continue reading (FASERIP) Gen V : Emma Meyer aka Little Cricket
(FASERIP) Gen V : Marie Moreau
The FASERIP system was first published by TSR in the Marvel Super Heroes RPG in 1984, and later expanded in the Marvel Superheroes Advanced Game in 1986. The game proved very popular, its easy and flexible system allowed for all levels of play from street level crimefighters to cosmic campaigns. Whilst the original games are decades out of print … Continue reading (FASERIP) Gen V : Marie Moreau
(FASERIP) The Boys : Blue Hawk
The FASERIP system was first published by TSR in the Marvel Super Heroes RPG in 1984, and later expanded in the Marvel Superheroes Advanced Game in 1986. The game proved very popular, its easy and flexible system allowed for all levels of play from street level crimefighters to cosmic campaigns. Whilst the original games are decades out of print … Continue reading (FASERIP) The Boys : Blue Hawk
(FASERIP) The Boys : Mesmer
The FASERIP system was first published by TSR in the Marvel Super Heroes RPG in 1984, and later expanded in the Marvel Superheroes Advanced Game in 1986. The game proved very popular, its easy and flexible system allowed for all levels of play from street level crimefighters to cosmic campaigns. Whilst the original games are decades out of print … Continue reading (FASERIP) The Boys : Mesmer
Voices From The Pulpit 