Infinite Futures: Heritage PDF

Your heritage is what makes up who you are, it represents what you strive to be and what you fear to become. In the Heritage Campaign Setting, mankind has diverged into separate bloodlines with distinct physical and psychological traits. Humanity has changed over the ages, forced to adapt itself to a host of alien environments. These various groups often seem quite strange to each other. The game is set in a universe where the worlds of human space are discovering each other after spending their histories in isolation.

The Heritage Campaign Book tells the story of humanity's search for an identity and a place to call home. Heritage is a game where a diverse collection of human civilizations has come together in a quest to uncover our past and make contact with the rest of mankind.

What is the Heritage Campaign Setting?
Like any role-playing game, the Heritage campaign setting is about imagination. There is no limit to the kinds of stories the GM can create and no limit to the choices characters can make during an adventure in this universe. The stories of the campaign unfold across the myriad landscapes of human space. The worlds of human space provide an endless variety of settings. They also provide endless opportunities for conflict and intrigue, danger and reward. The setting provides a backdrop full of diverse human bloodlines, new worlds to discover and ancient mysteries to solve.

More than anything Heritage revolves around exploration and the search for the origin of our species. Humans have lost contact with where they come from and what they once were. Tracing mankind's fractured migrations across the stars is the key to recovering our heritage and connecting with the rest of humanity.

Using this Book.
This game is powered by the Infinite Futures system and requires the use of the core IF rulebook to use. Naturally, the game is compatible with many other d20 products. The Heritage Campaign Setting offers GMs a wide range of environments and technology levels to work with when creating a campaign. This allows the GM to incorporate almost any kind of additional material into his campaign from stone-age to ultra futuristic.