Breach of Contractis the definitive authority on dystopian corporate law for theMothership Sci-fi Horror RPG 1st Edition.This book will teach you how to think, act andnegotiate like a megacorporation;helping you realize the Companys influence over your campaign world, establishing a tangible and ruthless presence in the PCs lives.

The law is dead, long live the contract.

Alongside general counsel on legal concepts, tools and mechanics, award-winning RPG designer and practicing attorney Emily Weiss (Picket Line Tango) presents 8 in-universe and customizable player handout contracts: from loans and licenses to terms of employment. We enter into evidence the following examples:

• Legitimate Salvage Declaration:Regulating the means by which ships and their contents may be legally reappropriated from former owners.
• Death Indemnity Policy:Establishing insurance benefits in the event of a crewmates untimely demise. Eulogize PC deaths with fond remembrances as you attempt to cash in their policy.
• Artificial Intelligence End-User License Agreement:Covering terms of use for your ships friendly onboard AI, including disaster protocols in the highly unlikely event of an ethics deviation.

These legal materials inject dry bureaucratic proceedings and transactions with opportunities for engaging decisions, thematic encounters and open-ended challenges.

We make paperwork fun!

You still havent signed yet? Were prepared to offer the following supplementary benefits:

• The new Lawyer class,capable of navigating contractual mazes and thriving in high-stress situations.
• Stacks of legal tables and generatorsincluding lawyer NPCs, legal urban legends, contract-signing rituals and more!
• A secret, mythical bonus contractwhich may hold the key to toppling megacorporations.
• Form-fillable contract PDFs.
• And more!

While written as a fully standalone Mothership 1E supplement, Breach of Contract also includes direct hooks and references to our adventure anthologyHull Breach Vol. 1,expanding its setting with pre-filled contract artifacts