Sourcebook for Algonkian-Manitoo Council, Athabascan Council, Trans-Polar Aleut Council, and the Tsimshian Nations. (Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, New York, San Francisco, and Washington DC). Guide to the major cities of North America. Also includes adventure "Peacekeeper"Ī guide to London and information on other British sprawls, the countryside of United Kingdom and Tír na nÓg, formerly known as Ireland. Sourcebook for Salish-Shidhe, Sioux, Ute, and Pueblo Council Nations. The last will of the great dragon Dunkelzahn.ĭetails on the Caribbean League, the Philippines, West Africa and pirates. Portfolio of a Dragon: Dunkelzahn's Secrets Mercenaries, military gear, weapons and vehicles.ĭetails on the law enforcement corporation Lone Star Security.ĭescriptions and stats for high-profile non player characters.Ī supplement devoted to Chicago, a city now taken over by bug spirits. Sourcebook of Magically Awakened creatures of Europe.
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Sourcebook of Magically Awakened creatures of North America.Ī guide to pop culture, pro sports and media. so it can be used for both Shadowrun 1st and 2nd edition rules (just ignore the banned parts for 2nd ed.). This revised edition contained the same content but had a number of items that marked as being banned in the second edition. Second and later printings were revised (effectively making this another edition though they have the same catalog and ISBN) to apply to the Second Edition. The first two printings apply to Shadowrun First Edition. Sometimes even whole original books have been published concentrating solely on providing local source material.īundled with the "Silver Angel" adventure.Ī supplement detailing locations, contacts and adventure hooks in Seattle.Ĭore weapon rules. Foreign language editions of sourcebooks often contain additional content relating to local variants on the topic in question. As such, they contain setting information applicable to any edition of the game, and statistics that may need a little updating. Sourcebooks are a mix of rules and setting. Shadowrun Anarchy is almost a different system entirely. Fifth edition built on the Fourth/20th anniversary, while Sixth edition again makes a number of changes to the core rules. Second and Third edition were pretty similar, while the Fourth and 20th Anniversary editions were quite different than the first three. They can be difficult to use with other editions. Catalyst: 26×××, with the third digit specifying the book type 0 for core rulebooks, 1 for core supplements, 2 for settings (locations), 3 for general sourcebooks, 4 for Adventure, 6 for Rules Supplement, 7 for premium, 8 for fiction and 9 for misc sometimes prefixed with "CAT", "CGL" or "CYT"Ĭore rulebooks and supplements are primarily composed of rules, and tend to be replaced quickly when a new edition of the game is released.Four digit numbers were published by FASA sometimes prefixed by "FAS".
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