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To End All Wars & Chaos on Crete (Ubiquity)

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from the webpage: Welcome to a brave new world of Pulp action for the Ubiquity Roleplaying System! Triple Ace Games presents the first instalment of Daring Tales of Adventure. Every month we will bring you new tales in which your heroes can explore ancient tombs, battle evil villains and discover new locales! To kick start your pulp action the first Daring Tale has two adventures ready for you run! When a friend says he has important information he wants to discuss, you know it’s the start of something big! Nazi agents, deadly Amazonian flesh eating insects, a kidnapped reporter, and a daring raid on Washington D.C. are all in a day’s work for heroes who want To End All Wars! A missing scientist, a villain with plans of becoming a king, ancient puzzles, a deadly maze, a mythical creature that is not all the legends say it is, and a book whose contents could spell the end of mankind all mean its Chaos on Crete! Daring Tales of Adventure #1 marks the start of a new line of pulp adventures for the Ubiquity RPG. this adventure module is designed for beginner characters of low experience.

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