Shrapnel (magazine)/Issue 2
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| Issue #02 | |
|---|---|
| Product information | |
| Type | Magazine |
| Development | Loren L. Coleman, Publisher John Helfers, Executive Editor Philip A. Lee, Managing Editor David A. Kerber, Layout and Graphic Design |
| Pages | 188 |
| Cover Artwork | Franz Vohwinkel |
| Interior Artwork | Matthew Cross, Brent Evans, Harri Kallio, David Kerber, Florian Mellies, Matt Plog |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Catalyst Game Labs |
| Product code | CAT36091 |
| First published | 15 September 2020 |
| ISBN-10 | 1947335340 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-947335-34-9 |
| MSRP | $5.99 |
| Content | |
| Preceded by | Issue 1 |
| Followed by | Issue 3 |
Content[edit]
- Article from Gladiator Gazette on the mysterious "Kafka", a shared-identity assassin or assassination group utilizing the name since 3052 up until at least 3136.
- Technical Readout on the heavier 55-ton variation of the Centurion.
- Transcript of the fourth lecture of the New Avalon Institute of Science's 3125 BME 210: Advanced Weaponry Engineering for MechWarriors class on the Inner Sphere Gauss Rifle and its derivatives.
- Daybreak on Shining Mountain (by Travis Heermann)
- Secrets of the Sphere: The ProtoMech Problem
- If Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot... (by Michael A. Stackpole), part 2 of 4
- Planet Digest: Minette III (by Tom Stanley)
- Tales from the Cracked Canopy: Giving Up (by Jason Schmetzer)
- Flight of the Falcon Chaos Campaign scenario (by Aaron Cahall)
- The Lost Division RPG Adventure Seed by (by Alex Kaempen)
- The Road Ahead (by John-David Karnitz)
Notes[edit]
The free record sheets for the Centurion CN10-B, CN10-J, and CN10-W, and the Gyrfalcon 5 were also released.