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Fields of Fire: A Shadowrun Sourcebook

The streets are a violence place, as dangerous as any battlefield. And the lessons men and women learn on those fields of fire can save their reputations - and their lives - in any combat situation. Fields of Fire is the mercenary sourcebook for Shadowrun. Information on how to act like a professional merc, and pages of new weapons, support gear, and optional combat-rules clarifications and expansions make this book something no merc, or runner, should live without. Fields of Fire is a sourcebook for Shadowrun, second edition.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 110 pages

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