#rigger5

Our usual slew of print pre-order/PDF combos for Shadowrun Rigger 5.0  have just released!!!!

To celebrate, thought I’d show off Echo Chernik’s fabulous cover illustration without the graphics (it’s always a toss up whether grahhics help or hinder illustrations...some times yes, some times no).

And here’s arguably my favorite half-page illustrations from the book, from Igor Fiorentini.

Finally, cause, you know, book about drones and vehicles, here’s my favorite drone from Marco Mizzoni, the Dragonfly:

And my favorite flyer from Victor Moreno, the Evo-Krime ‘Krime Wing’.

If you missed some of the previous art and content I shared from Rigger 5.0, just type ‘Rigger’ into the tag search.

Enjoy!

We are so close to releasing Shadowrun Rigger 5.0, I can almost taste it! As such, time to reveal the glorious cover by the brilliant Echo Chernik!

Enjoy!

Yup, that time again, more Shadowrun Rigger 5.0 art.

Both of these illustrations are from the brilliant Victor Moreno.

The first is this ridiculously fun illustration...I love the lighting he worked on this.

The second is, surprisingly, one of my favorite of the book...just really captures the decadent elite/corporate lifestyle, IMO; the massive, luxurious 140-meter mansion on water, the Lurssen Mobius. 

Enjoy!

Sorry it’s been a little slow the last week...had my head down pushing hard (and still am) getting our Vikings: The Board Game finalized to send to MGM for approval. Hopefully soon we’ll be able to start showing that off.

In the meantime, some more art from forthcoming Shadowrun Rigger 5.0, this one from artist Takashi Tan.

And I thought I’d just toss in a pre-final page as well....

Enjoy!

Time for more Rigger 5.0 art (as an aside, there’s almost double the art in this book than other comparable books, making this a beast to get through the art and layout). 

Here’s a cool Wave Strider vehicle from the great Victor Moreno.

Enjoy!

Time to show off another illustration for the forthcoming Shadowrun Rigger 5.0, this one from artist Takashi Tan.

Enjoy!

And so it begins...Shadowrun Rigger 5 is already starting to move into layout and art is coming in fast and furious, which means time to start sharing details!

Here’s the pre-final description from the book:

Transporting goods across long overland routes can be dangerous, so Mack developed the Hellhound. I was going to say something about it being like a real hellhound only without flaming breath, but one of the most common close-defense systems installed on the Hellhound is flamethrowers. This road warrior would make a great post-apocalyptic war rig like the ones in Mad Max: Furios Child. It’s meant to deter go-gangs and road-jackers, and while it’s nice and shiny off the factory line, it tends to take a beating in short order and look like its been through hell. But it also looked like it survived hell and came back to share some of it with you.

And here’s the illustration from artist Victor Moreno:

I suddenly want a run through the Outback!

Enjoy!