Perhaps for the best, for humanity was well on the way to destroying itself with technological advances that came faster than our ability to integrate them into a stable society. The Net still rules, keeping humanity from destroying itself, while searching for the means to restore our self-determination. It governs by its absence, setting only a few limits on human behavior, and watches for the Archetypes of a new humanity. Meanwhile, the power of unlimited information and instant manufacturing technology have split humanity into the "drones", who live in mindless contentment and luxury, their every need met by a system that has eliminated the need for work, and the minority of "workers", who seek more out of life than simple existence and crave the possessions and power that the Net has chosen not to make freely available.

NeoTerra is not your average cyberpunk world. No police, no government, no megacorps, no safety net. You are what you make of yourself. Nothing more, nothing less. Download a sample here.

EABA NeoTerra v1.1 (US$8.50)

Archetype Mine? is a two-part adventure by Aaron Kavli, for EABA's NeoTerra setting.

Even in the future the rich can't always get what they want, and those overly impressed with themselves can be crushed under their own self-realization. The PCs are hired by the eccentric Master Carabol to help clinch his place in history as an Archetype Champion. This adventure will help players and GMs alike learn the basics of NeoTerra society and lets them face some tough moral dilemmas, or just shoot their way out of them.

While designed for NeoTerra, this adventure is suitable (with varying levels of modification) for many sci-fi, modern, or even post-apocalyptic worlds Most of the locations can be easily transported and the underlying precepts of the campaign could easily be shifted from NeoTerra society to that of corporate espionage, cult revenge, government cover-up, or even alien tradition.

Archetype Mine? is a 25 page adventure released by Aaron Kavli under the EABA Open License and made available here with his permission, with original cover art and character illustrations, as well as 4 maps of important areas in the adventure. And for $1, who can argue about the price?

EABA Archetype Mine? (US$1.00)