I have been playing this excellent game since it was first released in 1996, and think that it is one of the coolest games on the market. Below is some of the material that my fevered imagination has produced, there is more to come.  Since I have started this site I have also received several excellent contributions, good stuff.

Forms and Utilities

• Feng Shui's Frequently Asked Questions: Questions about Feng Shui that have been asked, frequently Modified 16/04/03

Scenarios  

• Kowloon Ripper and the House of Books: Originally found on David Eber's excellent Fortress of Shadow, this is designed as a introductory scenario, and details the Lotus' attempts to seize an unusual Feng Shui site, There are also Ascended agents and a serial killer, to further complicate matters. By Dave Blewer
• The Day the Human Race Died: An Earth shattering scenario, that features a major Critical Shift, a demonic invasion, the possible extinction of the human race...and lots of fights.  As an added bonus the party might just get the chance to kick Leonardo Di'capprio's butt. By Dave Blewer

Feng Shui Sites  

• Locksley Station: Originally found on Bryant Durrells excellent site, this Netherworld site allows easy navigation of that other worldly realm. Based on the Shadow fist card. By Dave Blewer
• Mirror of the Soul: Originally found on Bryant Durrells excellent site, this Netherworld site allows passage to wherever you need to be, at a potentially heavy price. This write up also includes details of one of our campaigns. By Dave Blewer
• Kowloon House of Books: Originally found on the Jade Agenda, another cool site, This bookshop in Kowloon has a minor but interesting power. More details can be found in my scenario, The Kowloon Ripper and the House of Books. By Dave Blewer
• (Inner) Kingdom of Dreams: A Fairground found in the Netherworld, that incorporates the House of Mirrors from the Shadowfist Card Game. By Dave Blewer
• Secrets of the (Inner) Kingdom of Dreams:  Stuff for the GM about the Kingdom including character Stats.  Player's stay away! By Dave Blewer
• The Schoolhouse: Even in the Netherworld, you cannot escape... Trig!! By Dave Blewer
• The Prison of Demons: Does exactly what it says on the gate... If it had one. By Michael Beck
• The Lily Pond: An 1850 Feng Shui site that is an oasis of peace and tranquility... Like that will last for long. Tranquil stuff from Thunk
• Memory Tears:  Not a Feng Shui site, but something that could change the Secret War forever.  Excellent work from Chris Willrich

Organisations and Factions

• Fists of Corruption: A demon worshipping Ninja Ryu that feature in the scenarios; The Kowloon Ripper and the House of Books, and The Day the Human Race Died. By Dave Blewer
• Cult of the Red Banner: A demon worshipping cult that spans the Junctures.  A really cool write up.  By Gerry Saracco.
• Sisters of the Scale:  A force for good that specifically battles the Cult of the Red Banner.  Great work from Thunk
• Legion of Vengeful Darkness: The Demons, long time pawns in the Secret War, are as mad as hell and they aren't going to take it any more.  They feature heavily in the Day the Human Race Died. By Dave Blewer
• The Defenders: Details on a 2056 Critical Shift and the "Superheroes" who caused it. Good stuff from Rupert Smith
• The Order of Saint Lazarus: The descendants of crusading knights with a dark secret.  More Ascended-goading stuff from Thunk
• Survivalist Setting: A new Juncture based on the books of Jerry Ahern. Great work from Chris Meadows

Shticks and Stats

• Normal Gun Shticks:  A few Gun shticks here, including two shticks that were inspired by the names of shticks that would have appeared in the Dragon Sourcebook, Golden Comeback. Now that Atlas have picked up the Feng Shui baton, we may see just how far off the mark I was. By Dave Blewer
• Stand and Deliver: A nice gun shtick that may see some use in the 1850 Juncture. By Carl Cramer
• Alternative Gun Shticks: John Harper on his site FENG, has details of a very cool gun shticks system that is structured in a similar way to Fu shticks. Here are my humble additions to his already fine work. By Dave Blewer
• Guns for Feng Shui: Stats and info on guns found in various anime movies, as well as Aliens. Fine (and in one case, very frightening) work by Mike Surbrook
• Gansta Style Pistol Packin': The "Hollywood" way of pointing a pistol, which when you think about it is pretty stupid. But if its in the movies, it should be in Feng Shui, shouldn't it? Not a Gun Shtick, more in the style of the KA-CHINK rule. By Dave Blewer
• Last Round: A shtick for when that last bullet just has to hit. By Ben Rasmussen
• I Need a Bigger Gun: Stats for `Big Ass' machineguns. By David Reuhl
• The Biggest Gun: The ultimate firearm for those who "don't have time to bleed." By Niles Calder, with additional material from Carl Craimer
• Bag Full of Guns: Even more guns for Feng Shui. By David Reuhl
• Bag full of Guns II: More ballistic goodness from David Reuhl
• Melee Schticks: Just so those swordmasters don't feel left out. By Thunk
• Unique Schticks from Back for Seconds: Unique schticks for the Masked Avenger, Maverick Cop and Ninja. Originally found in Daedalus' Back for Seconds. By Jose Garcia.
• She's Gonna Blow: An inspired and potentially hillarious game mechanic to reduce the damage from explosions. From Eric Bailey

Archetypes and GMC's

• The Architects of the Flesh

  • Brain Eaters:  Unnamed Abominations.  By  Thunk
  • Trench Coat Abominations:   Unnamed Abominations.  By  Thunk
  • Force Ichor:  Unnamed Mutated Human Abominations.  By  Thunk
  • Sentry Sphinx B12-7:  Named Abomination.   By  Thunk
  • Non-Cyborg Cyborgs: A group of Cyborg operatives based on different Archetypes.  Great stuff by John Ward
  • Vivisectors: Abomination Scientists, that are just dying to know all about the "Inner You". By Dave Blewer
  • Razor Daemon A-001: Abomination, If your Dragon's meet this little beasty, then they are "Doomed". By Thunk

• The Ascended

  • Men in Black:  GMC, Renegade Shih, who have defected to the Ascended and are highly trained in firearms. By Gerry Saracco
  • Nuke: From Frank Millers "Daredevil" comes this early experiment in the use of Combat Drugs. By Mike Surbrook

• The Dragons

  • Inner City Hero: An Archetype based upon the movie Shaft By Kevin Treadway
  • The Jock: An All American Boy enters the Secret War, think of the implications of that and shudder. By Rupert Smith
  • Mystic Warrior: A Magic Cop variant from ancient China. By Alielle Taylor

• Eaters of the Lotus

  • Sammy Chung: Demonic hood. One of my personal favourite characters. By Jason Langlois
  • The Electric Dead: Demons that inhabit the Hell of Electrocution. By Rupert Smith

• Guiding Hand

  • Grey Monk:  GMC, Renegade Shih, who have defected to the Guiding Hand.  By Gerry Saracco

• The Jammers

  • The SubVersives: A teamof aquatic Jammer experts. By Doug Dawson
  • The Demolisher: This one might seem a little familliar to you. By Dave Blewer

• Others

• Shih Warrior:  Archetype.  Warrior Monks That combat the Supernatural, adapted from White Wolf's Demon Hunter X.  By Gerry Saracco
• Real Warrior Archetype: Roger Zelazny's Amber Family enter the Secret War, courtesy of Jason Langlois
• Jason Voorhees: The unstoppable force from the Friday the Thirteenth movies makes his prescence felt in the Secret War. By Dave Blewer
• Buddy: The hero of Six-String Samurai presented for your delectation by  Thunk
• Various Anime Characters: Lots of different characters from various anime. Good work from Mike Surbrook
• Glass Jaw Mooks:  A variation on the mook that makes them slightly tougher, but I hope, does not destroy their "mookishness" By Dave Blewer

Feng Victoriana

Characters, places and organisations, from literature or the real world, that existed in Victorian Britain (and further afield), but viewed through a Feng Shui lense.  Please note that we do not intend to be entirely accurate with historical dates.

• Dr Henry Simms: A man with a very dark and bloody secret By Dave Blewer
• "Gutsy" Mary: A kindhearted ghost with a tragic past, but then again, the latter kind-of goes with the territory By Dave Blewer
• Spring-Heeled Jack: This is what happens when people meddle in what they don't understand. By David Eber
• Harry Flashman: The infamous catastrophe magnet created by George McDonald Frasier. Link to Steve Barr's site
• TheHermetic Order of the Golden Dawn: Smoking jackets, brandy, cigars... And a little demon summoning. By Dave Blewer
• Sherlock Holmes: The Great Detective. By  Thunk
• Dr John Watson: The Great Side-kick. By  Thunk
• James Moriarty: The Napolean of Crime. By  Thunk
• Griffin
• HG Wells
• Mina Harker
• Dracula
• Van Helsing
• Fagin
• Dr Moreaux
• Phileas Fogg
• Sweeney Todd
• Prof. Challenger
• Lord Greystoke
• Fu Manchu
• Peter Pan
• Tinkerbell
• Dr Jekyll
• Murders in the Rue Morgue
• John Carter
• Dr Von Frankenstein
• The Monster
• William Ashbless
• Horrabin the Clown
• Nemo
• Robur
• Scrooge
• Mary Shelley
• Bram Stoker

Fu Paths  

• Path of Inner Power:  A Fu Path developed by the Shih, adapted from White Wolf's Demon Hunter X.  By Gerry Saracco
• Path of Devil's Judgment: A Fu Path developed by the Shih, adapted from White Wolf's Demon Hunter X.  By Gerry Saracco
• Path of  the Devil Hunter: A Fu Path developed by the Shih, adapted from White Wolf's Demon Hunter X.  By Gerry Saracco
• Path of the Thunder Weapons: A Fu Path for those Martial Artists who want to use a gun.  By  Thunk
• Path of the Horror Within: A Fu Path that allows the master to tap into his "Inner Demon".  By  Jack Gulick
• Path of Steel: A Fu Path for masters of the blade. By Mathew Lahtinen
• Path of the Sweet Science: A Fu Path for pugilists and big Bruisers. By Mathew Lahtinen

Transformed Animals  

• Transformed Mouse:  Ineffectual in combat, but lethal all the same. By Dave Blewer
• Transformed Kangaroo:  Oz gets its own Trananimal, and they save up Chi. By Dave Blewer
• Transformed Duckbilled Platypus:  Another Oz Tranimal, this one is a little weird. By Dave Blewer
• Transformed Boa Constrictor:  The Tranimal with the strongest handshake By Dave Blewer

JammerTech 

• Backpack Bulletstoper: Personal force field, until it explodes By Dave Blewer
• Bobo Seeking Bullets: Where one goes, the others follow.  Don't shoot yourself in the foot By Dave Blewer
• Magnogun: A weapon that makes its targets very 'attractive' (sorry) By Dave Blewer
• Neurophasic Melter: A Jammer weapon that damages the target's astral self.  ByThunk
• Break Beater: A weapon that disrupts the target's nervous system.  By Thunk
• Multi Purpose Bubble Projector: A force field projector that can double as a weapon. By Thunk
• E.M.P lance: The Jammer's wackiest weapon yet? By Dave Blewer
• Vibro Blade: A weapon that temporarily nulifies a targets armour By Dave Blewer
• .32 Caliber Excalibur: The Gun from Final Fantasy 8 (and Once Upon a Time in China). By Anthony Botz

Arcanotech  

• Cyborg Brain: An Arcanotech device designed to make the Cyborg Archetype slightly more interesting and effective. By Dave Blewer
• Hell Bike: An Arcano vehicle, that lives up to its name.  By Rupert Smith.
• Pain Whip:  A favourite of Monster Hunters, but does it think for itself? By Dave Blewer
• Helix Seeker: An Arcanotech weapon lifted from Half-Life.   By Thunk
• Agony Inducer: What is it with Arcanotech and pain?   By Thunk
• Anonymity Field Generator: Take a walk amongst the proles, without all that running and screaming.   By Thunk
• Ecto Bullets: Bullets far less wussy than those Twister Rounds. By Carl Cramer
• Plug Boards: Double, triple or even qaudruple up those A/IO ports. By Rupert Smith.
• Wheel of Fire: Walk the Dog, and then Immolate the poor mutt. By Rupert Smith.
• Paradox Cubes: Lipsmacking,spellfiring,airfloating,schtickabsorbin',fingereating fun. By Dave Blewer
• WASP Fighters: ArcanoCopters, updated to incorporate the car chase rules in Golden Comeback. By Thunk
• Wraith Firearms: Fire bullets straight through walls, and stick tubes into your eye. By Dave Blewer
• Helltrack: An Arcanotank fitted with the rather lovely Banshee cannon. By Brian Thorpe

Magic Items and Unconventional Weaponry

• Claws of Darkness: Ming I, The Queen of Darkness has deadly 'pets' By Dave Blewer
• Glove of Minnegon: An Item from "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" That would be equally at home in the Thunder Pagoda. By Thunk
• Historical Comparison: Potentially a very powerful tool in the Secret War. By Michael Beck
• Ritual Supplies: The Lotus' use technology to overcome some sorcerous problems. Very interesting stuff from Michael Beck

Other Stuff

• Reflexes of the Cobra: A schtick that allows a GMC to get the upper hand in combat By Dave Blewer
• Alternative Armour Rules: A new (and bookeeping free) system that makes armour more useful in the Feng Shui world. Elegant work from Daniel Tunbridge
• Ode to a Completely Recovered Alcaholic: Feng Shui inspired poetry. Yes, you read that right. Contact the author, James Mckendrew. Chuck Burke was the GM of the Feng Shui game that inspired this opus.
• Interesting Times: Is Miriam Rozian a pseudonym for Dr John Haynes, Dragon and High Caliber Historian? If you don't get a couple of ideas out of this 1850 primer, then I am a Monkeys uncle.
• French Feng Shui Covers: Thunk has scanned in the rather excellent French covers for your delectation.
• Feng Supers: A whole new RPG game using the FS system.  This is really great work from John Ward
• Buffyverse Vampires: Provides us with details on biology, society, powers, weaknesses and schticks of these creatures. Neat stuff from Kevin Mowery
• Ghostbusters: A Ghostbuster Archetype, Ghostbusting Schticks, Campaign and Adventure ideas. Excellent stuff from SgTomServo
• Boot to the Veg: A newspaper photo showing real life Feng Shui -like shenanigans. Discovered by broadsheet reading Niles Calder
• Snapshots from the Secret War: A flyer that I sent out to some of my players, if anyone has situations that they would like to add, please feel free to contribute By Dave Blewer
• The Crit Chronicles: For your delectation, a collection of cool crits and fumbles as well as a few war stories from the folks on the FS Mailing List.

 

 

 

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