In this case we are dealing with a wartime military science installation. The mesa complex was used as a central intelligence and planning location towards the end of the great war, but was primarily a massive science complex to develop new slave species for the war.

He's definitely some kind of Cosmic Metal Head. ;)

And every supplement for it.

We played it too. Was as dense as... lead. I don't even remember the system anymore, except that it was a pain in the ass learning how to make it work.

I'm sure if you play it enough, it makes sense... but hard to get into.

I'm a boxed set addict. I have shelf after shelf of boxed RPGs and now these are cleaning up my unboxed stuff.

Thanks. It's a fun project, and it really makes me happier with my gaming shelves.

Current Tally:
4 AD&D
2 D&D
1 Gamma World
1 Villains & Vigilantes*
1 x Megatraveller
1 x Twilight:2000*
1 x Space Opera*
1 x Judge's Guild Traveller Supplements
1 x Wilderlands of High Fantasy
1 x CyberSpace
1 x Immortal, the Invisible War

* Will be getting another soon.

If we're going for actual dead astronauts? Yes.

If we are trying to draw the classic skeletal astronauts? No.

Thank you. This old dog is indeed learning new tricks.

Alright alright alright.

Do you have prompts or should I scrawl some up?

THIS.

This is specifically why I left the US and am never going back.

I like the 4th, but really I'm happy with them all, and my heart still belongs to 1e because it taught us (my high school group) how good a proper sandbox with both scripted and procedurally generated content works.

For the games that I have multiple boxes of goods, I index them so I can see from the outside of the box if they have the adventure I need.

PostWorldGames now, but yes, same jim pinto. He puts out RPGs like a MACHINE.