Fiction & general · ref BXT2,11

Blood on the Wind : Heavy Gear Storyline Book 2 : 1 Autumn 1935 to 2 Summer

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Condition
Very Good
Publisher
Montréal : Produced and published by Dream Pod 9
Publication Year
1999

The second Storyline Book for the Heavy Gear roleplaying and wargame setting, covering the years 1935 to 1939 on the planet Terra Nova. Following the assassination of a major religious leader, the world slides into the Interpolar War, and the story is told through journals, articles and conversations gathered by the spy Nicosa Renault. It follows on from Crisis of Faith and includes a timeline, advice for players and character profiles. Best suited to Heavy Gear players, game masters and collectors of Dream Pod 9 material.

The book is in very good condition, with only light rubbing to the cover edges and corners, and the spine is straight and uncreased. See photos

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