Travelling in Style
By DdB Stylish European Vehicles for Operatives … and the Opposition Whereas the 1980s and 1990s were about cars that were ‘small and convenient about town’, the late nineties and early 21st century is...
Category: Millennium’s End
1999.
It’s two in the morning. The office is forty stories up, high above the sirens, the gunshots, the cries of pain and anguish that are the city at night. Michael is bathed in the glow of his laptop, typing furiously as he navigates the labyrinthine directories of the corporate mainframe. In the pale light of the doorway, Laenna’s silhouette stirs.
“Someone’s on the elevator,” comes her whisper over the radio headset.
“No way,” Raleigh answers from across the room. “I’ve got the building control routine up. Elevators are dead.”
“Come see for yourself,” Laenna replies. Sure enough, through the green glow of starlight googles the tiny numbers blink brightly as the elevator ascends.
“We’ve got a problem,” Michael interjects. “The files aren’t here. Sawada lied to us.” He turns in the glow of the monitor. “Door lockouts are coming up all over the floor.”
Set up. No one knows we’re here. And if that’s Techtonics Corporation security, no one will find our bodies, either. Through the darkness comes the quiet chime of the elevator, and an almost inaudible click as Raleigh flips the safety off his P90…
Millennium’s End is a critically-acclaimed roleplaying system set in a dark future just a few short years away. Based on today’s hottest technothriller movies and fiction, Millennium’s End has a gritty, realistic feel and a fast-paced, progressive game system. Characters carry out investigations, espionage, and para-military operations in a post-modern world where might makes right and all the cable news nightmares of today are a reality.
Designer: Charles Ryan | Publisher: Chameleon Eclectic Entertainment | Year Published: 1993 | Buy From: Amazon/DriveThruRPG
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