What?
22 comments and none about “the real monster”?
I kinda wanna get this book for a future campaign.
Easy fix make the zoning committee super corrupt and the vampires willing to bribe more than you can.
Or have the city’s enforcers come after them for nearly revealing the supernatural. Rule one of most urban fantasy settings is “don’t break the Masquerade”.
Non-combat sessions can be great if everyone is on board. My fondest tabletop memory is a bottle episode where half the players didn’t show, so the two players left pretended to be security consultants and scammed the nobleman whose manor we’d just robbed the previous session.
In anarchy online there was a character class of bureaucrat that would wear suits, summon bots to fight for them, slow/snare with red tape nanos, and motivational/demotivating speech nanos for buffs and debuffs
Daredevil meets What We Do in the Shadows
