#LEVERAGE ROLEPLAYING GAME REVIEW LICENSE#
I'd imagine there would have been further supplements eventually, but the reason we are here is for a funeral, after all: MWP's license for the Supernatural and Smallville properties ran out at the end of last month.
#LEVERAGE ROLEPLAYING GAME REVIEW SERIES#
Fans of the show will be delighted to find that even Racist Truck gets statted out, as well as monsters that never even appeared in the television series such as chupacabras, mothmen, the Jersey Devil, and Cthulhu.
Fear not, however, as we will be covering a lot of ground as we go. Since the books in question came out around the time of seasons 4 and 5, a lot of the focus is on angels and demons over any other creatures. The Supernatural RPG had only three books created for it (four if you count the free online adventure focused around the This means I'll probably just be covering the alterations to the Cortex system as opposed to every little rule when we reach that stage. You may recall that one of the members of this very thread recently started reviewing the Leverage RPG, actually. As with pretty much any of their media properties, the Supernatural RPG runs on what is known as the Cortex system. The Supernatural Roleplaying Game was a product created by Margaret Weis Production, the company that has also put out D&D's Dragonlance setting and roleplaying games for Smallville, Serenity, Firefly, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Leverage, to name some of their scooped up properties. The show is currently on its eighth season, but nothing from season 6 onward is important for the purposes of this somewhat behind-the-times roleplaying game. The first five seasons of the show followed a building story arc of misery, death, sibling angst, and lots of monster blood, leading up to a grandiose apocalyptic tango between the armies of Heaven and Hell themselves. It is a story of two brothers, Sam and Dean Winchester, and their monster-hunting escapades across the US of A. Supernatural is a long-running and popular urban fantasy action/drama/comedy/god-knows-what-else series from the mind of Eric Kripke that airs on The CW network (formerly The WB). Getting Down to Business posted by Fossilized Rappy Original SA post
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