Uplift: Anthropomorphic Science Fiction Roleplaying in an Untamed Universe

An action-packed roleplaying game of animals uplifted to serve as humanity’s agents among the stars.

Welcome to space, the last great wilderness. While humanity has reached the stars, most humans live on Earth and other developed worlds, relying on the brave - or desperate - few to tame this dangerous new frontier. After disastrous experiments with human and AI operatives, the collected nations and mega-corporations of Earth turned to the animal kingdom, genetically modifying and enhancing various species to protect their off-world interests. As humanity extends its reach into Untamed Space, the elite, if expendable, animals of the United Expeditionary Force are the tip of the spear.

Untamed Worlds is a military science fiction roleplaying game of anthropomorphic action in which dog-faced soldiers, gorilla commandos, chameleon snipers, octopus gunslingers, and other uplifted animals fight to defend a humanity that looks down on them. The 2D6-based system is simple but dynamic, with success and failure constantly generating new tactical options for players to exploit and challenges to which they must adapt. Whether pacifying alien threats and rebel factions, hunting down rogue AIs, or exploring the unknown, it’s never a dull day in the UEF!

Jack Norris is an award-winning game writer and designer with 25 years of experience, having worked on everything from AGE to Zorro. He has served as developer and lead writer on numerous RPG projects, including John Carter, Tianxia, and Green Ronin’s Fantasy AGE and Dragon AGE lines. When not writing and designing, he is an attorney in Chicago where he lives with his wife Lauren, three cats (Hicks, Hudson, and Kismet), and dog (Sola).

Logan Stahl is a science fiction and fantasy illustrator from beautiful New Jersey, USA. He has worked on a slew of independent tabletop RPGs, a handful of video games, and several of his own art books. He has been drawing since before he can remember and plans to continue until he physically cannot.