Supernatural Adventures.pdf

TRA NS MUT AT ION S: P AG E 2 3

Act I: Solv e et C oagu la ....... .......... ........... .......... .......... ...25

Act III: Ru bedo ........... .......... .......... ........... .......... .......... ...35

HELL HOUND ON MY TRAIL: PAGE 40

Adventure Summary .......................................................40

Act I: Me and the Devil Blues .......................................41

Act II: They’re Red Hot ..................................................46

Act III: I Believe I’ll Dust My Broom ................................52

New Assets.........................................................................56

Ordinary People ................................................................57

S YNCHR ONICIT Y: PAG E 77

A dventure S ummary ..... .................... ..................... .........77

A ct I: The H uman Abstr act ............. ..................... .........80

A ct II: Augur ies of Innoc ence ........... ..................... .........86

Act III: The Divine Imag e .................. ..................... .........91

C ha ra ct er Ind ex p 95

Act II: Rei neme nt ..... .......... .......... ........... .......... .......... ...31

2 Table of Contents

L et’s get this straight up front. The Supernatural

down in conversation or obsessive planning,

throw a surprise at them to keep them on their

toes, but don’t punish them for not acting

on your timeline. Give ‘em a reason to move

forward that’s going to make things more fun

for them.

• Don’t be stingy with Plot Points! In addition

RPG’s not a dificult game to run. Grab a

monster, grab a location, throw in some weird,

and drop the hunters right in the middle of the mess.

If you’ve got a little while before you start the game,

and a favorite urban legend or ghost story in mind,

have at it, buster. You don’t need much more than

that.

But, things being what they are, you probably

don’t always have the stuff together to do that. It’s

been a long week, your kids or your dog are keeping

you up at night, midterms are a bitch. It’s okay. We’ve

got you covered.

Supernatural Adventures is a collection of ive

scenarios to challenge any group of hunters. Any one

of these can keep your players busy for one or two

nights of demon-killing, ghost-hunting, monster-

slaying thrills and chills. All you have to do is read

them in advance and insert them into your ongoing

Supernatural campaign. Heck, you might even use

these to kick a campaign off. Works for us.

to the suggestions provided in each scene’s

Rewards, keep an eye on the Complications

for each hunter and be sure to throw one or

more their way when that Trait comes into

the story. Hand ‘em out for doing well on

story-important actions, creative solutions to

problems, or anything that causes everyone to

smile, laugh, or high-ive each other.

A Quick Guide to Format

Each of the adventures in this book is structured

in more or less the same way. There are three or

four Acts, divided up into individual Scenes. For the

most part, you’re going to ind that the Acts follow a

linear sequence, with one or two Scenes that can be

dropped in anywhere or played in any order. We give

you a heads up in each adventure’s introduction, so

you can know what to expect.

Each Scene’s got sections in common, as follows:

The Setup This lays out the scene and where

the hunters are when it starts. There’s often some

exposition here.

The Problems This is where the action

happens. The Problems are opportunities for the

hunters to make choices and act appropriately. Or,

you know, to screw up. That leads to . . .

The Results This is where things stand at the

end of the Scene, more than likely.

The Rewards This covers suggested Plot Point

rewards for the hunters. Don’t feel limited to these,

though. Plot Points should be going back and forth

between you and the players at a pretty good clip.

It’s also worth noting that throughout the text,

Dificulties are all provided in upper case: HARD,

FORMIDABLE, and so on. Often, we don’t specify

the Attribute + Skill pairing, so that you or the

player can suggest an appropriate combo. Keep the

Dificulty in mind and roll with it!

follow every word and detail written in these

scenarios. It’s your game. You can and should

mix things up a little bit by adding your own

ideas and improvising when inspiration strikes.

If you’re having fun, odds are the players will

be, too.

• The players should make the choices. You

set up the obstacles and problems and watch

them igure out how to knock ‘em down. We

have no doubt your group is gonna react in

unexpected ways, sometimes in ways that we

haven’t anticipated. Don’t panic . Just igure

out where the story’s going and, if you have

to, guide ‘em back without letting them know

they surprised you. Or ‘fess up, let ‘em know

they’re clever, and then soldier on.

• Keep the pace lowing. You don’t have to

So crank up the classic rock soundtrack, grab

those dice, and call your buddies over. You’ve got

work to do!

describe every friggin’ tree to let the players

know it’s a forest. If you don’t know an exact

rule, wing it using the basics and deal with it

later. If the players get distracted or bogged

Introduction

Introduction: Raise

a Little Hell

A Few Words of Advice

Before you dive in, here’s a few helpful hints. It

would also pay to read over Chapters 6 and 7 of the

Supernatural RPG , too.

• This isn’t a script and you shouldn’t slavishly

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