Many factions fight across time and space for control of the world's feng shui sites. These five sourcebooks for Feng Shui First Edition are jammed with characters, locations, and secrets that still power the Chi War.
Blood of the Valiant by Chris Pramas and Keith Baker (125pp, retail price $12): In 1850, China faces encroaching threats from western imperialists and, spilling through Netherworld portals, from other eras. Standing against them are the Shaolin monks of The Guiding Hand. Meet Quan Lo, the Perfect Master, along with Wong Fei Hong, Fong Sai Yuk, and other kung fu heroes of legend. Venture into the Darkness Pagoda itself. Discover Quan Lo's plans, and the part your corpse can play in them.
Elevator to the Netherworld edited by Greg Stolze (127pp, retail $12): In the Inner Kingdom, nomads and refugees from two millennia cross paths, purposes, and swords amid the trash of a thousand collapsed timelines. Psychopaths from the future roam with guns the size of totem poles. Shaolin monks mix it up with giant fire-breathing infants. Four deposed sovereign sorcerers scheme with and against one another, while speed-freak hitmen and homeless robots just try to get by. The Netherworld can turn into a free-fire zone without warning. After all, it's the key to time travel, and time travel is the key to the Chi War.
Gorilla Warfare by John Seavey (125pp, retail $12): The Jammers -- outlaws from the future and renegades throughout time -- are out to build a better tomorrow, or at least destroy the one that already exists. Gorilla Warfare reveals the secret underground lairs of the Jammers, from the demon-infested past of AD 69 to the dystopian future. With technologically altered soldiers, spies, and informants positioned under every major front in the Chi War, the Jammers are ready to ignite the fuels of rebellion and blow the war wide open.
Seal of the Wheel edited by Greg Stolze (124pp, retail $12) describes the Ascended, the conspiracy of transformed animals who control the destiny of the modern era. Get the skinny on the Lodge's goals, activities, feng shui sites, and funky gadgets; its power players like Mr. X, the Unspoken Name, and Reverend Red Glare; their mundane lackeys, the Pledged; and their puppet organizations, the Order of the Wheel and the Jade Wheel Society.
Thorns of the Lotus by Rich Warren (127pp, retail $12): In AD 69, a conspiracy of screechy-voiced Chinese eunuch sorcerers manipulate the emperor like puppeteers. Mastermind Gao Zhang and his emasculated co-conspirators, the Eaters of the Lotus, plot to dominate the world -- not only in their own time, but in the centuries to come. Not a eunuch? Don't worry; you don't have to pay the price of Lotus admission to use this book's creature powers, sorcery schticks, character types, and a ready-to-play adventure.
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