The time has come fellow gamers to Vote for the RPG products that you've been playing and enjoying for the last year. Catalyst Games, makers of both Shadowrun and Battletech, are up for a number of awards including Best Cover Art (Eclipse Phase), Best Interior Art, Best Writing (Eclipse Phase), Best Production Values (both Shadowrun and Eclipse Phase) and MORE!

Pinnacle, makers of the Savage Worlds system, is also present in a number of categories as are some of the Savage Worlds licensees, like Triple Ace Games for Hellfrost.

So, Click HERE and help your favorite companies know how you feel.

Updated December 25, 2009

Merry Christmas...

I spent some time and took and created a version of a Shadowrun character sheet that is fillable in Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader. Most of the file is complete, but there are still a few sections that I haven't gotten to as yet to make editable, like the cybernetics page at the very end. This sheet is based on the one by Ismo version 2.1.
I recently found another SR4 Character Sheet to begin modifying from Super Spy Studios. This is a basic sheet designed for characters that can fit on two pages. Or just keep filling out and printing the additional "back pages".

updated Aug 6, 2009.

A friend of mine is wanting to start up a new Shadowrun game, so I thought I'd be helpful and make a few PDF sheets editable like I did for Shadowrun 4th Edition sheets. This first one is the Shadowrun Companion Character sheet that can be found at Catalyst Labs Shadowrun Site. This is the first of 6 files from that location.
Got the second sheet up. This one is the basic SR3 sheet. A few fields might need a bit of adjustment for size or placement, but it shared enough in common with the SR3 Companion character sheet that I was able to copy and place the fields from it into this one.

I’m standing on the edge. The brink of eternity, staring out at the vast nothing that is before me and the long and distant nothing of the landscape that extends off to nowhere behind me. I’ve been here before many times, but something about this time feels different. Just one small step forward is all it would take to go from standing on the edge to plunging down into the nothing that yawns open before me. Turning around again, careful not to lean too far in any direction I stare back at the landscape behind me that led to this place. The reddish-tan ground is covered in random patches of low, dry scrub, struggling to eek out an existence in a place that receives little water.