This Summer ‘Shadowrun’ Celebrates Its 30th Anniversary with a Sixth Edition

May 4, 2019

Catalyst Game Labs has revealed plans to release a brand new sixth edition of the venerable Shadowrun fantasypunk RPG in conjunction with the game’s 30th anniversary. Shadowrun: Sixth World aims to streamline and simplify the mechanical aspects of the system to make for a faster playing experience for longtime fans and newcomers alike. The first planned release is the Shadowrun: Sixth World Beginner Box this June, which will debut a Origins Game Fair and carry an MSRP of $24.99. Next on the schedule is the Gen Con core book debut, where the 320 page book will carry an MSRP of $49.99.

From Catalyst:

Catalyst Game Labs proudly announces the sixth edition of the Shadowrun roleplaying game, Shadowrun, Sixth World, debuting this summer.

Are you ready to risk everything?

The Sixth World. One of the most enduring RPG settings ever created, with shadows growing deeper and darker in its latest edition. Dominated by enormous, world-striding megacorporations strangling metahumanity in their clutches, by 2080 most of the planet has surrendered to these corporate overlords.

But from the darkest shadows, defiance flickers in people known as shadowrunners. They risk everything—wrestling magical energies, channeling them into power; putting their minds against the electronic void of the Matrix; trading flesh and blood for chrome and steel.

Stand up, join them, and dare to risk it all!

Shadowrun, Sixth World builds on Shadowrun’s amazingly successful legacy, becoming easier to learn and play while still providing role-playing depth. Welcome to the marquee event of the game’s 30^thAnniversary year!

It all starts with the Shadowrun, Sixth World Beginner Box, releasing in June.

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