Ashes Without Number is both a game set after the end and a toolkit to help you build the apocalypse you desire. Just as with its compatible sister-games Stars Without Number for sci-fi¸ Worlds Without Number for fantasy¸ and Cities Without Number for cyberpunk¸ Ashes Without Number gives you an Old School Renaissance-inspired game chassis and a vast swath of system-agnostic tools for designing tragic destruction and desperate struggles.

Within its pages¸ you'll find...

• A complete OSR game system for building survivors and sending them to face the horrors of their new world¸ including guidance on blending other Without Number games into your play.
• Genre-specific support for near-future After the Fall tales of social collapse¸ invasion¸ and global disasters¸ Deadlands games of zombie hordes and beleagured enclaves¸ and Mutant Wasteland campaigns of post-nuclear adventure in lands of mutant peril and mysterious tech.
• Enclave rules for system-agnostic modeling of competing outposts¸ tribal villages¸ and refugee camps¸ all struggling to survive a world where there is never enough of anything but death.
• Mysterious devices and lost relics of the old world¸ strange tech for mutant wanderers to discover and misuse in their exploration of ancient ruins.
• Campaign design tools for both crisis-centered games of immediate survival in the face of total societal collapse¸ and exploration-centered campaigns of seeking out the old world's remnants and recovering them for your home and allies.
• Myriad tags and random tables for building your post-apocalyptic adventures¸ flavoring your mutant perils¸ and building interesting ruins and survivor enclaves for your PCs to encounter¸ all system-agnostic and built with the Sine Nomine touch.

• Evil techno-wizard rules for building the mad science-sorcerers who plague so many worlds beneath a shattered moon.
• Ash Sorcerers¸ a class for PCs in a far-future world of science and magic who wield the sinister arts of a half-damnable path.
• Mentalists¸ a psychic class for those individuals touched with unearthly powers and strange visions in the midst of ruin. This class can also be used as a substitute for the Psychic in Stars Without Number¸ for GMs who prefer to have more subtle abilities in their games.
• Modular power armor for those knights of the radioactive dust who bear these mighty relics. Voracious in their demands for power and maintenance materials¸ they still can tip a battle single-handedly with their myriad weapons and fittings.
• Hub settlement rules for fine-grained development of a single enclave by players who prefer to put more focus on their home. Build individual facilities and resources while keeping your population alive in the face of constant privation.