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Fate Worlds: Worlds Rise Up

Fate Worlds: Worlds Rise Up

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This supplement compiles four previously-electronic-only releases:

Masters of Umdaar (Dave Joria): The fallen world of Umdaar is home to cyborg insects, merciless warlords, and lasers-lots and lots of lasers. Quest for long-lost artifacts of power and return hope to your people.

Nest (David Goodwin): There is a place where children go to slay dragons, solve riddles, and learn magic, only to grow up and forget these fantasies. Protect your past from something terrible and very, very real.

Psychedemia (Paul Stefko): Students at a psionic academy are caught in a struggle between their new alien friends and the school faculty. Bring your psychic powers to bear to protect your friends and broker peace.

Behind the Walls (John Adamus): Being in prison is bad enough, but when the world outside goes silent post-nuclear attack, it's hard to know what to think. Find a way to survive the cell block chaos, because it just might be safer behind the walls.