In the world of 2015, technology makes the world go around. Computers are ubiquitous, robots are becoming common place, and even biotechnology is in every home and school. The infrastructure that keeps mankind waking up in the morning, going to work, eating, sleeping, and living is composed of a thousand thousand technological processes, each of which is networked into all of the others to make life run smoothly.

From time to time, small glitches in this massive system pop up. These are annoyances in the day of the common person ,making them miss a meal, be late for work, or slows down the busy pace of their frenetic life. The system self-corrects, for the most part, and these glitches are either corrected, or adapted to. Life goes on.

In the rare circumstance that the system experiences a major malfunction, there is hell to pay.

#3: Labyrinth of the LIZARDROIDS

The Mars Challenge offered a tremendous prize to the corporation best able to develop a system to explore and colonize Mars, and Wolcott Industries had the best and most brilliant idea.

Create Artificial Intelligences based off the lizard brain - natural desert survivors! Give them mostly humanoid bodies so they could prepare a human colony, make them tough enough to survive the trip to Mars and the brutal, rugged exploration of its surface, give them the ability to carve through rock, smelt metal, and produce the machines that mankind would need, and you have a force capable of making the red planet our home before we even step foot on it!

Pity they accidentaly got turned on while they were on Earth... just outside your home city.

This book is a supplement for Hot Chicks: The Roleplaying Game - you will need the core book to play. Explore the complex carved under your city before it collapses under the weight of the buildings in a catastrophe of bibilical proportions! Meet and fight ten different varieties of Lizardroid, each more dangerous than the last! And meet the enigmatic Solomon Wolcott - brilliant industrialist and cold-blooded murderer!

Someone does need to fix these little problems, from time to time... that's why there are Player Characters!