Sci-fi meets fantasy as mythological monsters cross over from the Dream world into the most unique & exciting cyberpunk setting ever. Based on Jeff Noon's award-winning series of novels.
Description:
In the Manchester, England of the future, players square off in brutal gang fights, elude high-tech cops in pursuits through narrow streets, face insect-drone warfare, thought-stealing, genetic mutations, implant cybernetics, black market drugs, DNA-shifting mathemagick, Shadow-tech, and illegal dream feathers. Sci-Fi meets Fantasy in epic battles with mythological monsters and gods crossing over from the Vurt world. It's here! At last! The much anticipated stand-alone RPG using The Cypher System (Monte Cook's Numenera, The Strange, The Cypher System Rulebook), based on Jeff Noon ‘s Arthur C. Clarke award winning novels, this is a solid favorite of many sci-fi authors and publications. ‘VURT was an SF novel that was really fresh and peculiar at a time when we were constantly being told that lots of SF novels were really fresh and peculiar, but they often weren’t’ - (from William Gibson)
Sci-fi meets fantasy as mythological monsters cross over from the Dream world into the most unique & exciting cyberpunk setting ever. Based on Jeff Noon's award-winning series of novels.
Description:
In the Manchester, England of the future, players square off in brutal gang fights, elude high-tech cops in pursuits through narrow streets, face insect-drone warfare, thought-stealing, genetic mutations, implant cybernetics, black market drugs, DNA-shifting mathemagick, Shadow-tech, and illegal dream feathers. Sci-Fi meets Fantasy in epic battles with mythological monsters and gods crossing over from the Vurt world. It's here! At last! The much anticipated stand-alone RPG using The Cypher System (Monte Cook's Numenera, The Strange, The Cypher System Rulebook), based on Jeff Noon ‘s Arthur C. Clarke award winning novels, this is a solid favorite of many sci-fi authors and publications. ‘VURT was an SF novel that was really fresh and peculiar at a time when we were constantly being told that lots of SF novels were really fresh and peculiar, but they often weren’t’ - (from William Gibson)