Dias Ex Machina

All artwork by Nick Greenwood

The mission of U4 is to present 4th EDITION rules for use in non-fantasy settings. These include pre-modern settings, contemporary settings, and those that are far flung fantastic and futuristic. U4 is perfectly suited for any of these following campaigns:

Cyberpunk
Espionage
Modern warfare
Space opera
Technofantasy
Urban fantasy
Wild west, with or without aliens

U4 has no included setting, allowing you to explore the rules in whatever context you wish. The rules are offered in a general way, not assuming any time period. The equipment lists a wide range of various firearms. Though most are modern, there are quite a few that are retro and futuristic.

Features:

The new "Ladder" system which offers more adjustability with character creation. Modify your class with one of seven ladders.
Eleven new classes including sniper, faceman, infiltrator, and the grappler.
New armor including powered combat suits.
New skills & feats.
All new weapons including traditional firearms, rocket launchers, and laser rifles.
Pimp your auto. Purchase vehicles and modify their features.
All new opponents from fanatics to tanks.

COMING SOON

Previews:
Gnome Exclusive: NeuroSpasta Questions and Logo: "Earlier this year, Dias Ex Machina (DEM) games posted a press release for their upcoming RPG, NeuroSpasta (take a look…I’ll wait). NeuroSpasta is a Sci-Fi game, and the first Sci-Fi product based off the GSL. This is not DEM’s first attempt at moving the GSL past fantasy. Their first product, Amethyst is a combination of Fantasy and Modern settings, which is due out in the Fall; available through Goodman Games. Previously, here on the Stew, I reviewed their Free RPG Day offering, Hearts of Chaos, which showed that there is room in the GSL for modern weapons, and for more complex themes."


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All artwork by Nick Greenwood The mission of U4 is to present 4th EDITION rules for use in non-fantasy settings. These include pre-modern settings, contemporary settings, and those that are far flung fantastic and futuristic. U4 is perfectly suited for any of these following campaigns: Cyberpunk Espionage Modern warfare Space opera Technofantasy Urban fantasy Wild west, with or without aliens U4 has no included setting, allowing you to explore the rules in whatever context you wish. The rules are offered in a general way, not assuming any time period. The equipment lists a wide range of various firearms. Though most are modern, there are quite a few that are retro and futuristic. Features: The new "Ladder" system which offers more adjustability with character creation. Modify your class with one of seven ladders. Eleven new classes including sniper, faceman, infiltrator, and the grappler. New armor including powered combat suits. New skills & feats. All new weapons including traditional firearms, rocket launchers, and laser rifles. Pimp your auto. Purchase vehicles and modify their features. All new opponents from fanatics to tanks. COMING SOON Previews: Gnome Exclusive: NeuroSpasta Questions and Logo: "Earlier this year, Dias Ex Machina (DEM) games posted a press release for their upcoming RPG, NeuroSpasta (take a look…I’ll wait). NeuroSpasta is a Sci-Fi game, and the first Sci-Fi product based off the GSL. This is not DEM’s first attempt at moving the GSL past fantasy. Their first product, Amethyst is a combination of Fantasy and Modern settings, which is due out in the Fall; available through Goodman Games. Previously, here on the Stew, I reviewed their Free RPG Day offering, Hearts of Chaos, which showed that there is room in the GSL for modern weapons, and for more complex themes."
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