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ISBN 1-932564-22-5 | |ÜBERSETZUNG= | ||
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'''WRTTING:''' ''Neo-Asia'' Brian Cross, Nathanael Jouen and Jason Levine; ''China'' Jon Szeto; ''Indian Subcontinent'' Peter Taylor and Jason Levine; ''Japan'' Malik Toms; ''Middle East'' Joäo Nunes and Anthony Bruno; ''Russia and Yakut'' Jon Szeto; ''Southeast Asia'' Lars Blumenstein, Mikael Brodu, Tobias Hamelmann, and Humberto Fonseca; ''Rest ofAsia'' Humberto Fonseca, Alistair Fräser, Jong-Won Kim and Joäo Nunes<br/> | |SPRACHE=englisch | ||
'''DEVELOPMENT/SHADOWRUN'''<br/> | |EINBAND= | ||
'''LINE DEVELOPER:''' Rob Boyle<br/> | |SEITEN=231 Seiten | ||
'''EDITING:''' Rob Boyle, Mikael Brodu, Jason Hardy, Robyn King-Nitschke, Michelle Lyons and Diane Piron-Gelman<br/> | |PREIS=29,95 € | ||
'''ART'''<br/> | |ISBN=1-932564-22-5 | ||
''Art Direction'' Rob Boyle<br/> | |CREDITS= | ||
''Cover Art'' Marc Sasso<br/> | *'''WRTTING:''' ''Neo-Asia'' Brian Cross, Nathanael Jouen and Jason Levine; ''China'' Jon Szeto; ''Indian Subcontinent'' Peter Taylor and Jason Levine; ''Japan'' Malik Toms; ''Middle East'' Joäo Nunes and Anthony Bruno; ''Russia and Yakut'' Jon Szeto; ''Southeast Asia'' Lars Blumenstein, Mikael Brodu, Tobias Hamelmann, and Humberto Fonseca; ''Rest ofAsia'' Humberto Fonseca, Alistair Fräser, Jong-Won Kim and Joäo Nunes<br/> | ||
''Cover Design'' Adam Jury<br/> | *'''DEVELOPMENT/SHADOWRUN'''<br/> | ||
''Layout'' Jason Vargas<br/> | **'''LINE DEVELOPER:''' Rob Boyle<br/> | ||
''Maps'' Mikael Brodu<br/> | **'''EDITING:''' Rob Boyle, Mikael Brodu, Jason Hardy, Robyn King-Nitschke, Michelle Lyons and Diane Piron-Gelman<br/> | ||
''Illustration'' Steven Bagatzky, Peter Bergting, Shane Coppage, Fergus Duggan, Alex Draude, Johan Egerskrans, Jason Glaser, John Gravato, Larry MacDougall, Klaus Scherwinski, Chad Sergesketter, Kevin Wasden<br/> | *'''ART'''<br/> | ||
**''Art Direction'' Rob Boyle<br/> | |||
**''Cover Art'' Marc Sasso<br/> | |||
**''Cover Design'' Adam Jury<br/> | |||
**''Layout'' Jason Vargas<br/> | |||
**''Maps'' Mikael Brodu<br/> | |||
**''Illustration'' Steven Bagatzky, Peter Bergting, Shane Coppage, Fergus Duggan, Alex Draude, Johan Egerskrans, Jason Glaser, John Gravato, Larry MacDougall, Klaus Scherwinski, Chad Sergesketter, Kevin Wasden<br/> | |||
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Asia. The East. A land of contrasts, from glittering skyscrapers to humble sacred temples. Japan, Malaysia and Hong Kong set the world's accelerated pace of progress, but next door in Indochina and Indonesia it's still last Century. It's a mystery to most, but if you know your drek, you'll find it's a land of opportunity. Anything you want is here. Cred. Gear. Flesh. Hell, I even heard of a guy finding enlightenment. There's always a price, of course, whether it's selling your soul to the corps or your sister to the slave trade. | Asia. The East. A land of contrasts, from glittering skyscrapers to humble sacred temples. Japan, Malaysia and Hong Kong set the world's accelerated pace of progress, but next door in Indochina and Indonesia it's still last Century. It's a mystery to most, but if you know your drek, you'll find it's a land of opportunity. Anything you want is here. Cred. Gear. Flesh. Hell, I even heard of a guy finding enlightenment. There's always a price, of course, whether it's selling your soul to the corps or your sister to the slave trade. | ||
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| Verlag: FanPro USA | |
| Nummer: 25007 | |
| Edition: 3 | |
| Sprache: englisch | |
| Seitenanzahl: 231 Seiten | |
| Preis: 29,95 € | |
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Asia. The East. A land of contrasts, from glittering skyscrapers to humble sacred temples. Japan, Malaysia and Hong Kong set the world's accelerated pace of progress, but next door in Indochina and Indonesia it's still last Century. It's a mystery to most, but if you know your drek, you'll find it's a land of opportunity. Anything you want is here. Cred. Gear. Flesh. Hell, I even heard of a guy finding enlightenment. There's always a price, of course, whether it's selling your soul to the corps or your sister to the slave trade.
Shadows of Asia provides Information on each country in Asia, from the internal strife of the Middle East to the enlightened new Japan, from the struggle for power in Russia to the war-torn fungles of Indochina. The important underworld figures, corps, crime outfits and political leaders for each nation are described, along with details on the unique outlook of Asian magical traditions. Maps are included.
Inhalt
- INTRODUCTION
- LOOKING TOWARD THE RISING SUN
- NEO-ASIA
- The Corporate East
- Japan. Inc.
- Pacific Prosperity Group
- The Asia Twenty
- Eastern Spirituality
- The Corporate East
- CHINESE PUZZLE
- Fall of the House of Mao
- The Republic Civil War
- The Nationalist War
- The Canton Confederation: East Meets West
- Macao
- Zhurong Peak
- South China Sea
- Neighbors
- Hong Kong Free Enterprise Zone
- Victoria Harbor
- Aberdeen
- Kowloon
- Lantau
- The New Territories
- Manchuria: Power of the People
- Shen Yao-Xiang and the Three Wise Men
- Spirits of the People
- The Ta'ren
- Manchuria and Extraterritoriality
- Shaanxi: Great Underground Empire
- Monarchs to Behold the Swelling Scene
- And Rouse at the Name of Shaanxi
- A Kingdom for a Stage, Princes to Act
- Occasions and Causes in All Things
- A Peopled Kingdom
- Beijing: Mandate of Heaven
- Emperor of Heaven and Earth
- The Forbidden City
- Tiananmen Square
- Tan Tien Corporation
- The Republic of China: Rump State
- Henan: Great Leap Backward
- The Little Red Book (2064 Edition)
- The Bourgeoisie
- Champions of the Workers
- Party Apparatchiks
- Song Shan
- Sichuan: Warring State
- The Barrel of a Gun
- Magical Meritocracy
- Atomic Enlightenment
- Locations of Interest
- Other Splinter States
- Coastal Provinces: Made in China
- Western China: Wild, Wild West
- Fall of the House of Mao
- INDIAN SUBCONTINENT
- Indian Union: Spice of Life
- Chaos Resplendent
- Urban Chakras
- New Delhi: Political Capitol
- Calcutta: Economic Powerhouse
- The MBC Axis: Open Heart
- Bombay: Bollywood Melodrama
- Crime Pays
- Land of Wonder
- Indian Pilgrimage
- Bangla Commonwealth
- Khalistan
- Kashmir Wastes
- Nepal
- Pakistan
- Sri Lanka
- Tibet
- The Maya Cloud
- The Roof of the World
- The Search for the Dalai Lama
- The Stewards of Tibet
- Indian Union: Spice of Life
- JAPAN
- Empire at Large
- Rise of the Japanacorps
- The Downward Spiral
- Ring of Fire, Sea of Ash
- Iron Triangle: The Powers That Be
- Emperor Yasuhito
- Taro Yonekura
- Hitomi Shiawase
- The Wraith
- The National Diet
- Japanacorps
- Ryumyo
- Shinto and the Kami
- In the Shadows
- Yakuza
- Ninja Societies
- Koga
- Oni-do
- Code of the Salaryman
- Japan: An Outsider's View
- Japan: An Insider's View
- Pop Culture Gone Wild
- Idoru
- Moe Obsessions
- Robots
- Places of Note
- The Nippon Matrix
- Neo-Tokyo
- Ise Jingu
- Nagasaki
- Empire at Large
- THE MIDDLE EAST
- The Arabian Caliphate
- Blending In
- Culture Gap
- Tribal Allegiances
- Tools of the Trade
- Underworld Among the Dunes
- Sand Castles
- Iran and Iraq: Saints and Sinners
- The Islamic Republic of Iran
- The Federal Republic of Iraq
- Israel, Palestine and Jerusalem
- Olive Trees and Nuclear Warheads
- Kings, Prophets and Thieves
- Merchants
- Land of Milk and Honey
- Turkey
- Islam vs. Secularism
- History
- The Secular Republic of Turkey (West Turkey)
- Free City of Constantinople (Istanbul)
- East Anatolia (East Turkey)
- Other Middle East Countries
- Afghanistan
- Cyprus
- Kurdish Autonomous Zone
- Syria
- Update
- The Arabian Caliphate
- RED STORM RISING
- Of Mice and Men
- Russian Roulette
- Ultra-Nationalism
- National Supreme Soviet
- The Red Army
- The GRU
- Spetsnaz
- The UGB
- Russian Orthodox Church
- The MVD
- The Vory
- Saeder-Krupp
- Zeta-ImpChem
- Yamatetsu
- Cross Applied Technologies
- The Human Nation
- Across the Rodina
- Moscow
- St. Petersburg
- Kronstadt
- Nizhniy Novgorod
- Volgograd
- Novosibirsk
- Irkutsk
- Vladivostok
- Petropavlosk-Kamchatsky
- Svobodniy
- Yakut -Call of the Wild
- Revolution Gone Awry
- Freedom Rock
- Spiritual Civil War
- The Savage Land
- SOUTHEAST ASIA
- Indochina
- Generalities
- Society
- The Underworld
- Indochinese Urban Centers
- Burma: Corrupted Dream
- Cambodia: Coveted Ruins
- The Kashin State:
- The Green Dove
- Laos: Shaking the Leash
- Pattani Islamic Republic:
- Smuggling Haven
- The Shan State:
- The Neverending Fight
- Thailand: Little Japan
- Vietnam: Apocalypse Now
- Yunnan: The Druglords' Garden
- Shattered Indonesia
- Breaking Apart
- Indonesian Islamism vs. Awakened Animism
- The Javanese Republic
- The Sumatran Alliance
- The Enlightened Kingdom of Bali & Lombok
- The Dayak Council of Borneo & Sulawesi
- The Remaining Malay Archipelago
- Independent State of New Guinea
- Mompracen - The Floating Market
- Malaysia
- Politics
- Malaysia Online
- Banking
- The Triads
- Kuala Lumpur
- Singapore, Inc.
- The Strait of Malacca
- The Philippines
- Land of Broken Promises
- The Hukbo Ng Bayan
- Laban Sa Hapon
- The Imperial Prefecture
- Kaingineros
- Typhoons of Change
- Breeding in the Shadows
- Indochina
- THE REST OF ASIA
- Republic of Korea
- Riding the Tiger
- Regime Change, Korean Style
- Dynamic Korea
- Places to Go, People to Frag
- Mongolia
- The Mongols
- The Corps
- Oceania
- Islands on the Edge of Tomorrow
- Melanesia—The "Black Islands"
- Micronesia: The "Small Islands"
- Polynesia: The "Many Islands"
- The Kingdom of Hawai'i
- Aotearoa-New Zealand
- Transcaucasian Federation
- The Caspian Sea
- Azerbaijan
- Georgia
- Armenia
- Turkestan: Crossroads Of Asia
- The Turkic Peoples
- The Nomadic Mordes
- Citizens of the Sprawl
- Power and Conflicts
- Saeder-Krupp
- The Mining Wars
- Project Endgame
- Republic of Korea
- GAME INFORMATION
- Traditions within Tradltions
- Buddhism
- Confucianism
- Hinduism
- Islam
- Eastern Shamanism
- Shinto
- Daoism
- Zoroastrianism
- China
- Getting In/Out
- Running In China
- Hong Kong Wild Magic
- Manchurian Magic
- The Five Sacred Mountains
- Background Count In
- Western China
- Indian Subcontinent
- Getting In/Out
- Atmoshere
- Current Affairs
- The Ganges
- The Orissa Network and the Jyotirlinga
- Tibet
- Japan
- Getting In/Out
- Visas and Landing Permission
- The Nippon Matrix
- Running In Japan
- Japanese Magic
- Middle East
- Getting In/Out
- Running In the Middle East
- Middle East Adventure Ideas
- Russia and Yakut
- Russia
- Yakut
- Southeast Asia
- Getting In/Out
- Running In Indochina
- Running In Malaysia
- Running In the Philippines
- The Rest of Asia
- Korea
- Mongolia
- Oceania
- Turkestan
- Border Crossing
- Traditions within Tradltions
Siehe auch