Battlefield Press
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Battlefield Press is a roleplaying game publishing company that produces a mixture of licensed games and original settings for multiple systems, primarily OGL and Savage Worlds.
Licensed Products
- 1632 - Historical Fantasy based on the Alternate History novel series by Eric Flint, where a small West Virginian American town called Grantville is transported from West Virginia in the year 2000 to Germany in year 1632, and promptly sets time on an entirely new course as they strive to end the present day wars and atrocities, introduce democracy ahead of schedule, and nip World War 2 off in the bud.
- Double Spiral War - Science Fi War Fiction, based on the novel series of the same name by Warren C. Norwood.
- Ninja High School - Urban Fantasy based on the comicbook series of the same name.
- Robotech - A licensed game of the anime of the same name.
- Terran Trade Authority - Licensed from Stewart Cowley's sci-fi novels of the same name.
Original Settings
- City of Clocks - A Sword & Sorcery setting.
- Sherwood: The Legend of Robin Hood - Historical Fantasy based on the Medieval England tales of Robin Hood, obviously.
- Pulp Fantastic - Pulp Fiction/Fantasy generic setting for Savage Worlds.
- Agents of G.A.I.A. - Urban Fantasy setting in which players are part of the secret government organization covering up the paranormal.
- Arakos - Anime-inspired fantasy setting.
- Cityscape - A Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition meta-setting based on the "City on the Nexus of the Omniverse", Battlefield Press' take on the concept of Sigil.
- Eldritch Skies - Science fiction meets Yog-Sothothery.
- Gaslight Victorian Fantasy - Gaslamp Fantasy in an alternate Victorian Era Earth where all of the novels of the Victorian era, from Gothic Horror stories like Dracula to children's entertainment like The Wind in the Willows and Peter Pan, are real.
- Kaiser's Gate - Weird Wars setting in a world in which magic and monsters suddenly erupt into the world during the First World War. Inspired a spin-off setting called "Wizards & Wiseguys", in which Prohibition America illegalizes the use of magic as well as the consumption of alcohol.
- Mighty Tiny - Post-Apocalyptic setting in which warring civilizations of intelligent rats and mice have inherited Earth after humanity destroyed themselves.