The Shadowrun Supplemental #14

[ Issue #14 - September 2001 ]

Editorial by Adam Jury
Adam discusses the changes in The Shadowrun Supplemental - new format, new staff, new publishing schedule!

Feature Articles

Seven Samurai by Lester Ward
The often-maligned Samurai is looked at in Seven different ways, taking advantage of Shadowrun Third Edition, Man and Machine, and Cannon Companion.

Firearms Prices the Sensible Way by Eleanor Holmes
One of the most annoying flaws in Cannon Companion - those crazy custom firearms prices - is brought into focus and fixed.

Regular Features

Damage Control: Controlled Flaws by Steven "Bull" Ratkovich
Edges and Flaws are a great tool for roleplaying, but sometimes it's a little too easy for them to get out of hand. Bull shows you to keep them in check.

A Little Learning... Is a Dangerous Thing! by Eleanor Holmes
Skills are at the core of every character - what they know and what they do can save the day. From Prison Operations to Riding, here's yet another installment of skills to use and abuse.

Swiftone Speaks by Brett Sanger
Swiftone reviews Rigger 3, Year of the Comet and the novel The Burning Time, as well as providing some advice for Fanpro, now that they have taken over the reigns for Shadowrun.

Staff Editor in Chief: Adam Jury
Assistant Editor: Elissa Carey
HTML Conversion : Ray Macey

For more information about the staff, please check our Staff Page

Submissions The Shadowrun Supplementals gladly accepts submissions - please take a look at the guidelines if you are interested in submitting something.

Copyrights All contents are copyright (2001) by their original authors or artists. The compilation of material is copyright (2001) by Adam Jury.

Redistribution Please do not distribute copies of The Shadowrun Supplemental or articles contained within it on other public internet sites. Feel free to edit any of the contents for your own use and use within your own gaming groups, but once again please do not distribute modified versions on the internet.

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