While nominally a strategy guide to Dancing Robot Warriors, this book appears to focus on cultivating an inner sense of rhythm in one’s own life, so that that rhythm can be exploited for multipliers in the game’s beat-based combat system.

An inserted worksheet included in the book discusses ways that the player can cultivate rhythm and synchronization in their surroundings. The worksheet is sponsored by a political party that did not exist at the time of publication. It is unknown if this is a clue for an alternate-reality game or cross-timeline bleed.

This zine contains a roughly-categorized list of trainers, shelters, food pantries and soup kitchens, lawyers, and links that aim to be helpful resources for the “magical youth” contingent in the Greater Gotham area.

The zine does not define the term “magical youth” and states that the resources are intended for anyone who identifies as a “magical youth”. It refers “mutants”, “monstrosities”, and “costumed metahumans” to other, more-appropriate publications by this publisher.

The seventh book from Swift Security, A Sky Not Blue Enough examines how terraforming could affect a war held on Mars or in the same system as a Mars that is being terraformed. Drawing from SNRI case studies as well as historical records, A Sky Not Blue Enough paints a compelling vision of combat on Mars in various stages of terraforming, and contemplates how those conflicts would have played out at different stages. Of particular note is how systemic build-up in support of the terraforming effort makes possible new categories of weapon.

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Written 12 years after First Contact with the Blue Planet, this report by two members of the Records Unit of the 12th Strategic Bombardment Group of the Blue Planet Conspiracy recapitulates the events of the eponymous conflict.

The publication is split into four softcover sections held in a five-ring binder, with a looseleaf introduction before the first section. The sections are entitled First Contact, Strategic Ineptitude, Containment, and Maintenance. Each section includes an executive summary addressed to policymakers and theater command, with specific chapters addressed to individual units’ commanders.

Part of a series of tourists’ guides to ephemeral, liminal, temporary, or otherwise abnormal places, this book is noteworthy for the length and depth of its coverage of a buoy off the coast of Africa.

Part of a series of tourists’ guides to ephemeral, liminal, temporary, or otherwise abnormal places, this book is noteworthy for containing the only known published map of St. Trimble’s Island as well as a detailed investigation into the island’s economy, ecosystems, and culture.

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MacBride’s Handbook of Astronautical Design is widely regarded as one of the foundational texts of intrastellar spacecraft design. MacBride partners with Jacaranda Q Lovell, testing head of the Phoebe Test Station, in this supplement focusing on integrating humaniform support craft in astronautical vessels. Drawing from more than a century of combined experience in spacecraft ergonomics and structure, this book is a must-read for any naval shipwright.