Signs & Portents - Roleplayer Edition (Issue 33 - May 2006)

In this issue:

• Tales from the Mongoose Open Day

The Mongoose crew’s adventures a long time ago in a galaxy far far away returns next month, but this month we have a Special Report! At the last Mongoose Publishing Open Day, there was a unique session of the Babylon 5 Roleplaying Game - starring Claudia Christian herself! Now, you can hear the story of the episode that was never on TV - ‘The Attack of the Grey Wallet Things with Strings Attached’!

• Palmyrion Knight of the Shield

Not strictly a Knight, but nevertheless a highly trained and honourable soldier, the Palmyrion Knight of the Shield forms part of one of the most respected and powerful armies in the realm of Magnamund. YOU have the chance to join their elite ranks in this article for the Lone Wolf Roleplaying Game!

• The Weirdinators

Morgan Davie presents another of his Fear Files. This month, meet a team of students keen to battle the reals of the rum and uncanny - but are they really prepared for what they might find?

• Nested Amalgamations

Everyone remembers those Russian dolls, each individual containing another, smaller doll. Warped minds have begun to apply this idea to monsters - when one creature falls, another, smaller creature rises from the remains to continue the battle... are your PCs ready to face the horror of the Trognohob?

• Gaming Symposium

This month’s Gaming Symposium continues on our theme of presenting memorable campains. New writer Nadin Brzezinski offers a wide range of tips, including taking your inspiration from real world events and organisations.

• Advanced Training

A whole collection of new advanced training options for the Starship Troopers Roleplaying Game. Your Mobile Infantry Trooper now has the chance to become a Bug Wrangler, a SICON Millitary Agent, A WASP Pack Trooper or a Rambler Mobile Scout! Do you want to know more? Turn to page 48!

• Old Father Crime

A fantasy scenario this month. A group of adventurers are offered the apparently inncoent task of escorting a dying brother to a famous healing monestry - but is everything as it appears?