100 Dangerous Cargo Items - a Sci-Fi Horror Rpg Supplement

100 Dangerous Cargo Items For Space Horror RPGs (Alien RPG, Mothership, and similar games) Stop Running "Deliver the Box" Missions Your players accept a cargo job. They load the container. They fly to the destination. They unload and collect payment. That's not a story. That's a GPS route with dice rolls. Real tension comes from cargo that forces impossible moral choices: Do you deliver unauthorized human clones to their scheduled execution, or breach contract and become fugitives? Do you give time-sensitive organs to the child, the scientist, or the politician who can secure your financial future? Do you complete the fuel delivery that secretly funds a rebellion, knowing both sides are hunting you? This book gives you 100 cargo items designed to transform boring deliveries into moral dilemmas. Each entry presents cargo where: ✓ Every choice has serious consequences ✓ Legal obligations conflict with ethics ✓ Multiple factions have competing claims ✓ Profit wars with conscience ✓ There is no "right" answer—only compromises that haunt your crew No prep needed. Roll or choose. Watch your players wrestle with impossible decisions. Examples from the Book Unauthorized Human Clones | Seven identical children created without genetic licensing. They possess full consciousness and fear termination. Authorities offer a bounty for reporting illegal clones. The originals died in a colony fire. Their grieving parent commissioned replacements through black market geneticists. Delivery means execution. Cardiac Preservation Unit | Two hearts viable for six hours. Three recipients await transplant at different stations. One is a child. Another is a brilliant scientist. The third is a wealthy politician who can ensure crew's financial future. Navigation allows reaching only one destination in time. Compatible with any space horror RPG. No setting-specific content. Public domain scenarios. Turn cargo deliveries into unforgettable moral nightmares. If you liked this volume, you might be interested in the other books: In the space opera series