The Azanians set up the first Outpost in the Wolf 359 system, and called it "Nyotekundu". This Sourcebook covers Inferno, the two Outposts on it, the Nyotekundu system, and the Orbital Mining Station Andrew Carnegie.

Included are a couple of adventures (including a sub-plot that can be used for players who've read the module), extensive information on the OMS, its crew, equipment, and systems. Different ways to bring the PCs into the adventure are also included.

One of the more interesting aspects of this module is the Medusa This race is unknown to man, in 2300.

The _Nyotekundu Sourcebook_ also has new rules and new skills, such as Robotics, Spin Operations, Zero-G, and Scooter Pilot. Lots of neat new stuff appears in this module!

For PCs who prefer a more investigative campaign, as opposed to Kafer-killing, this adventure is made-to-order. Perfect for that team of Troubleshooters. END

Like most pop-up books, it is fragile, paper engineering being what it is. I have yet to see a pop-up book that isn't as fragile as a flower. You should keep this book out of the reach of children. But, it should make a beautiful coffee table item for thoughtful adults, but again, it's destined to be a wonderful collectors item, so only take it out for special occasions.

I read Dominic's review and completely disagree. As a pop-up book collector, I expect pop-ups to be only as complex or realistically depicted as makes sense to its art and that of the story. The pop-ups cleverly give you the illusion of standing back and viewing the structures from a great distance as opposed to viewing a 3 dimentional, detailed miniature.

It works beautifully.