
Over the years a few Computer Phreaks have posted illicit and unapproved PARANOIA .PDFs of varying quality. All the .PDFs in this offer were new, legitimate, high-quality image scans endorsed by the PARANOIA designers and Friend Computer. (Note that these are image scans only, not OCRed; you can’t cut and paste the text. Sorry!) These new scans were available only in this Bundle of Holding offer and nowhere else.




- PARANOIA First Edition (1984) (retail price $15): The original three-book set, including the complete Player, Gamemaster, and Adventure Handbooks, about Troubleshooters in a future underground city in service to an insane Computer.
- Gamemaster Screen and Adventures for First Edition (retail $6): The 16-page insert booklet includes the classic introductory adventures “Robot Imana 665-C,” “The Trouble with Cockroaches,” and “Das Bot.”
- Orcbusters (retail $6): Ken Rolston’s much-loved 1986 sendup of fantasy RPGs.
- Clones in Space (retail $6): The late Erick Wujcik (Amber Diceless Roleplaying) wrote this space-operatic exercise in explosive decompression.
- Vapors Don’t Shoot Back (retail $6): The first full-length PARANOIA mission (1985), written by Curtis Smith (with Geoff Valley), sends the Troubleshooters into a covert contest between rival High Programmers.

- PARANOIA Second Edition (1987) (retail $20): The complete 128-page rulebook and the 16-page supplement The Compleat Troubleshooter (the one with the Mandatory Bonus Duties).
- Acute Paranoia (retail $10): The First-Edition rules supplement with longtime fans’ best-loved adventure, “Me and My Shadow Mark IV.” (“Something falls off.”)
- The YELLOW Clearance Black Box Blues (retail $6): A virtuoso 1985 work by the late World Fantasy Award- winning author John M. “Mike” Ford. One of the most highly regarded scenarios in roleplaying history.
- Send in the Clones (retail $6): The one with the Funbot.
- HIL Sector Blues (retail $10): Ken Rolston’s sprawling high-clearance Internal Security campaign supplement/mission/thingy.
- Alpha Complexities (retail $6): Edward Bolme’s 1988 extravaganza of invisible Commies, bloodthirsty scrubots, and the return of the Mark IV warbot.
- NEW! The People’s Glorious Revolutionary Adventure (retail $6): Comrades! Now to be enjoying 1989 showcase of high-camp Communism by glorious Comrade Edward Bolme. Da!
- Excessory Pack (retail $6): The Second Edition GM Screen plus forms, a character sheet, and Cardstock Commies.
- NEWER! Form Pack (retail $6): Three forms and a “Code 7” mini-adventure that uses them all — a commendable introduction to Alpha Complex.