Flight Hazards contains ten disastrously unique premade airplanes for the Flying Circus roleplaying game, all of which are perfectly viable and completely normal aircraft, providing you stand very far away and only take a quick look. Though they do have their niches, every one is a special kind of terrible idea, nine of which people had in real life; it’s the perfect pack for the Believer in your life.

The ten aircraft included are...

• The shockingly mundane RW-A0, a stagger-wing triplane with a bit more stagger than you might be prepared for. (Bezobrazov Triplane)
• The perplexing Kreuzer Hummer, a plane that answers ‘biplane or triplane?’ with “Why not both?”. (Fokker V8)
• The uncontrollable Braun XDr Korkenzieher, for when you want a counter-rotary contrarotary… or contrarotary counter-rotary? It’s one of those. Maybe both. (Siemens-Schuckert DDr.I)
• The transparently absurd EKA Geisterwal, a valiant attempt at the world’s first stealth bomber. (Linke-Hofmann R1)
• The temporary Rathenau-6f, the plane version of those lizards which react to danger by shedding their tail. (RAF F.E.3/F.E.6)
• The flying workplace safety violation Mitscher IG JZ-80, a plane designed by the guy in the war movie who hangs out directly behind the bazooka. (AD Scout)
• The alleged Meyer Überflieger, an all-metal plane which safely stores its air-cooled engine well away from the airflow. (Weymann W-1)
• The inexplicable Markgraf-Rathenau Sekutor, a plane which is actually three planes in a trenchcoat trying to sneak into a procurement board. (Lloyd 40.08 Luftkreuzer)
• The prosecutable Artikel 251-A, a set of Venetian blinds with ambition and a fictional crime against the laws of aerodynamics. (Hopefully an original creation)
• The cursed Dr. Sonnwende’s Bargain, a very real crime against the laws of structural integrity, and also the national government, investors, and test pilots. (Christmas Bullet)