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| Pages | 24 |
| Publication Date | March 29th, 2013 |
| Bestiary | Armoury | Rules | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 1 | Oct. 16, 2013 |
FORSAKEN BOUNTY is an introductory adventure for the ROGUE TRADER roleplaying game. Adrift in a dangerous region of space, a derelict vessel offers a tempting opportunity. Rogue Trader Sarvus Trask and his crew are determined to wrest a proï¬t from the badly-damaged shipâbut all is not as it appears. The seemingly-abandoned light cruiser contains a deadly secret that stands in the way of Traskâs ambition.
An introduction to privateering adventure as a Rogue Trader in the grim darkness of the far future. Welcome to Warhammer 40,000 Roleplay.
A set of basic rules are included to help players and Game Masters become familiar with the ROGUE TRADER roleplaying game
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| Fantasy Flight Games (Physical) |
02 | It is the 41st Millenium
02 | What is Rogue Trader
03 | Pregenerated Characters
06 | Rules Summary
14 | Forsaken Bounty
Additional Writing &
Development
Owen Barnes, Sam StewartFORSAKEN BOUNTY
Written By
Owen Barnes
Editing
Mark OâConnor
Graphic Design
Kevin Childress
Cover Art
Sacha Diener
Interior Art
John Blanche, Sacha Diener, Clint Langley, Colin MacNeil
Art Direction
Zoe Robinson
Production Manager
Gabe Laulunen
Managing Rpg Developer
Michael Hurley
Publisher
Christian T. Petersen
Games Workshop
Licensing Manager
Owen Rees
Licensing & Acquired Rights Manager
Erik Mogensen
Intellectual Property Manager
Alan Merrett
Special Thanks To Nelson And Graeme. Also, Thanks To All Staff Of The
GW Design Studioâyour work is an inspiration.
Head Of Legal & Licensing
Andy Jones
Special Thanks To Our Playtesters
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