The well known Earthdawn fanzine Tableau Infractus by Drucifer is now in issue #9. I can only recommend to have a look at all the other issues too. They are a great resource for GM and players.

The latest edition contains:

• A cool cover by Erik Hilliker
• Part 1 of a fiction story called Brew Eyes.
• An Interview with Aaron Brown, scupltor of Redbrick's Miniatures.
• A miniatures gallery for Dwarfs
• Reoccurring NPC Spirit Creation with Fill-in NPC Sheet
• The first floor of the Denairastas Family chambers under Iopos

Download:

- Tableau Infractus #9
- File Sharing Site
- Mirror

Dammi opened a discussion thread on the RedBrick forum regarding the question if Earthdawn fans would be interested in audio files in which Earthdawn Legends are told. The files would be released in addition to the forthcoming Earthdawn Legends book (no release date yet).
At the forum you’ll find a poll, discussions and of course a detailed description by Dammi about this idea.

A sample mp3 file is available at the RedBrick download section to get an idea what this project could look like. The sample tale is called “The Legend of Rune and Sangblade” made by Markus Watt and Dan Boice. Would you want this? Would it be useful? What do you think? Discuss it at the forum.

»A man must defend his territory, slay his enemies, and lay as many women as possible.«
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Utterance attributed to Kuthroc, the legendary warlord

Barbaren! or Barbarians! was yet only available in German but RedBrick announced that the English version of “The Ultimate Macho Roleplaying Game” is coming soon.

Great idea by Sebastian Bergne. Almost as great as the D20 mace.

“The simple addition of dice markings to a six sided pencil makes all the difference. Pencil dice is an essential addition to any brief case, pen cup or pencil case. A little something to help you pass the time, entertain the children or even make decisions.”

(via Nerdcore)

Well I put together a download section to lead you to most of files and documents I reported about on the Earthdawn Blog. Unfortunately I had to remove the “Interviews” section in the header. But the interview category still leads you there. I hope this makes it easier to discover old entries with downloadable content which might be hard to find on the blog.