“This wasn't the world I wanted, but it was the one I found myself in. This time I'm ready. Because I know... War. War never changes.”

The Sole Survivor of Vault 111, Nate is a decorated U.S. Army veteran of the Sino-American War whose place in the Vault-Tec program put he and his wife into cryogenic sleep. Witnessing his son’s abduction, and his wife’s death, this Sole Survivor explo

ROLEPLAYING DICE SET

Engage in Star Trek Adventures roleplaying with this official roleplaying dice set.

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A TROVE OF ALIEN LIFE-FORMS
“It is our mission to seek out life in all forms. We are privileged to have been present at the emergence of a new species.” 
– Captain Jean-Luc Picard
For 60 years, Star Trek has presented a diverse array of alien species as allies, adversaries, and everything in between. Including this range of aliens isn’t just a creative flourish–it plays a cruc

WELCOME TO YOUR LIFE ON THE SURFACE!

Congratulations!
If you’re reading this, you’ve been selected to leave your vault and explore the surface! If it’s Reclamation Day, see the accompanying leaflet VLPD-11-A. This survival guide has been prepared for your lone expedition, with instructions on how to navigate the possible dangers after decades of nuclear disaster. But don’t worry, y

After the Napoleonic Wars, the French artillery arm had been thoroughly modernised and reorganised under the Valée system, which reduced the number of different types of guns, and organised them into distinct groups for field and siege use.
The most common French field piece was the 12-pounder, and these reliable, versatile guns would be used to good effect throughout the Crimean War in

France was a key part of the alliance against Russia, keen to see Russian interests kept in check and the balance of power in Europe maintained. As such, a significant force of around 300,000 French troops would be sent to the Crimea, where they found themselves fighting alongside their traditional foe - the British!
The backbone of the French contribution to the war was of course the li

France was a key part of the alliance against Russia, keen to see Russian interests kept in check and the balance of power in Europe maintained. As such, a significant force of around 300,000 French troops would be sent to the Crimea, where they found themselves fighting alongside their traditional foe - the British!
The backbone of the French contribution to the war was of course the li

When the Crimean War broke out in 1853 the Rifle Brigade sent two battalions. They fought at the Battle of the Alma, where one of their number led the advance across the river. The regiment also saw action at the Battle of Inkerman, and during the Siege of Sevastopol Victoria Crosses were awarded to members of the regiment over the course of the Crimean campaign.
The Rifle Brigade began