I thought that I'd start up a thread for useful things for your Feng Shui games that aren't necessarily Feng Shui related products.
I'll start it off then.
Anyone who's familiar with D6 Star Wars, or Open D6 might know this already but all of Eric Gibson era WEG products are now free.
Of real interest for Feng Shui games is D6 Adventure Locations which is a bunch locations (duh!) very friendly to non-D6 products with things to do and places to go and basic but useful little maps (I know the map is not your friend! but it's sometimes useful for the GM to have an idea about what's in a given place, such as a cavern or an amusement park).
(Actually its the second reboot for Planets of the Apes, but so many scenes, looks etc can be used if you want to characterize Potemkin besides a 20mm Minicannon.)
This is more a general resource, as I wrote it for another system, but I feel it could be quite useful for a cinematic game like Feng Shui, to help inspire stunts and improvised actions. The idea in the original system is you make an opposed roll against a foe's same stat, and if you win, he gets -2 to his Parry, and the nature of the effect is mostly unimportant, mechanically, but for narrative purposes, I compiled a list of examples into a few d20 charts. There is also a weapon (sword) one, which might be used for particular types of attacks, if that were ever needed.
4 Grapple - Grab foe's arm to help aid in your attack.
5 High Ground - Leap onto a higher platform and attack a foe.
6 Leap Kick - Buffet the foe backward with a forceful leap kick.
Haha, thanks, and I'm pissing off some people along the way too. It's the fruit of two years of working on profiling myself, after switching from the Swedish market to the English speaking one.
Good history podcast. Do note that 5 of the episodes can no longer be downloaded and some episodes have broken link. The ones with broken links can be download though if you search for them or use iTunes.
They make some 28mmm figures that are perfect for to use with in conjunction with shot counter or for those few times you really need to use a map with Feng Shui. (Yes Virginia, you can use maps and miniatures when you play Feng Shui, see pg. 149 (Atlas version) of the core rules.)
Makes several inexpensive and free programs for gamers.
The free program Inspiration Pad Pro (IPP) they make does have Male & Female Chinese Name Generators you can get for it. I used IPP to make name generator for all the names given in the draft copy of Feng Sui 2.
They made the music and sound effect used in many classic Shaw Brothers films and those of other studies. They sell albums of the film music they make and these till make and sell music for use in film. You need to contact them to get download and purchasing access.
So if your wondering why you may hear the same music in a George Romero film, Monty Python And the Holy Grail, & 5 Deadly Venoms.
So if your looking for albums to play in the background to give your game check them out.