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Message: [QUOTE="Graves Ruinwalker, post: 367654, member: 186183"] [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.mutantpedia.com/eng/[/URL] Here you have the TTRPG books free to download and the adventure-books for it . (Its all in PDF) Ive never seen the minis and books too . It was from the 90s and in europe it had some impact (not huge but atleast a bit ) but was overwhelmed by the success of Warhammer 40K and its understandable . Warhammer was already a Juggernaut of Wargaming and alternatives sadly faded away . Mutant chronicles is truly a cult-classic and while its sad that not alot of Fans are nowadays there , its maybe better to stay semi-unknown since alot of older and more famous franchises getting mishandled hard and especially WH40K lately is absolutly horrible right now . Good thing MCs lore is still untouched and kept its raw badassery still to this day , which means there are strict guide-lines how the setting is and making own campaigns and adventures are easy to do for its Wargame and its TTRPG . I even got the boardgame "Blood-berets" that i ordered on amazon which is awesome too and takes the rules of the wargame to be played . And its GLORIOUS ! The manual even encourages to homebrew the rules and even using the Wargame minis too . Its old but dude ... it just rocks ! [/QUOTE]

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