Babylon 5: The Trouble With Drazi

Babylon 5 omniverse

by Greg Lynch

The most powerful race within the League of Non-Aligned Worlds, the Drazi are also one of the most unknown - not because of any secrecy on their part, but because they are so readily dismissed as little more then pugnacious savages and dimwitted brutes by the majority of the galaxy. In The Trouble with Drazi, the Player Characters have a chance to get a closer look at the Drazi than they may have ever wanted. The scenario takes the Player Characters deep into Drazi society, where they will see the Drazi can indeed by brutal, but they can be cunning as well. From the brawl-packed streets of a major Drazi colony to the cries of the crowd at the Mutai in Babylon 5's Downbelow, the Player Characters will see the Drazi as brutes, as friends, as enemies and as manipulators. They would be wise to cast aside any of their preconceptions about the Drazi immediately, as those who cannot see them as anything but brawling barbarians will surely be left wondering how they could have been so deluded by the end of the scenario - and why the events set in motion during the adventure so utterly escaped their notice until it was far, far too late to stop them.

Paperback

First published September 1, 2006

About the author

A native Texan, Greg Lynch grew up in Dallas and has worked careers ranging from reporter to private detective to public relations, most of which involved shamelessly sticking his nose into other peoples’ business and writing about it.

Passionate about writing, Mexican food and college football, Greg lives in Dallas with his wife, his daughter and an assortment of animals.