Shrapnel (magazine)/Issue 4
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| Issue #04 | |
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| 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 | 169 |
| Cover Artwork | Florian Mellies |
| Interior Artwork | Alan Blackwell, Doug Chaffee, Matthew Cross, Brent Evans, Alex Iglesias, David A. Kerber, Jeff Laubenstein, Duane Loose, Jason Vargas, David White |
| Publication information | |
| Publisher | Catalyst Game Labs |
| Product code | CAT36093 |
| First published | 15 March 2021 |
| ISBN-10 | 1947335731 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-947335-73-8 |
| MSRP | $5.99 |
| Content | |
| Preceded by | Issue 3 |
| Followed by | Issue 5 |
Content[edit]
- Gratitude Repaid (by Charles Gideon)
- Voices of the Sphere: Cryogenics (by Eric Salzman)
- The Bye-Bye Brigade (by Jason Schmetzer)
- Technical Readout: UM-R90 SuburbanMech (by Craig A. Reed, Jr.)
- Inverted (by Giles Gammage)
- Advice from a Social General: How to Party (by Ken Horner)
- Roadblock (by Faith McClosky)
- PPCs (by Matthew Cross)
- Sackcloth and Sand (by David Razi)
- Unit Digest: Seychelles' Stonehearts (by Michael J. Ciaravella)
- Ghost Ships Galore: The Pride of New Samarkand (by Stephen W. Toropov)
- Tales from the Cracked Canopy: The Red Wraith (by Harper Brand)
- Sword of Sedition Chaos Campaign scenario (by Aaron Cahall)
- The Weight of a Name (by Marc Follin)
- Make 'Mechs Matter: 'Mech-less Play Rules and RPG Adventure (by Joel Steverson)
- All Good Things (by James Lee)
Notes[edit]
- The free record sheets for the SuburbanMech UM-R90 and UMR100 were also released.