Supernatural Western

[Trifletraxor]

Supernatural Western is a source book for BRP. The Book is actually a location called Devil's Gulch and is designed to be placed practically anywhere. The town is fully described as well as the personalities that populate it. The book has many special rules for wild west gunfights, chases, and weapons. Everything you need to run a western campaign.

The book has dual descriptions, so that it can be used in an historical campaign, as well as a weird west campaign. There are Hex Masters, Mad Scientists and Snake Oil Hustlers. The plan is to include 3 full adventures plus several adventure seeds. The author is Troy Wilhelmson.

To be submitted by July 2008!

[PK Games]

Put me down for that. Finally, Deadlands with a usable system and sounds like a better setting.

Ive always like historical (horror or otherwise) settings that didnt diverge form real history too much.

[sladethesniper]

Sounds good...especially if I can put right into a Call of Cthulhu one shot (or mini campaign).

-STS

[Skunkape]

Originally Posted by Trifletraxor

Supernatural Western is a source book for BRP...

To be submitted by July 2008!

That's really good news!

[paladin3970]

Sounds like a cool setting, what's the status on this?

Keeping in mind that I have been away from RPGs for awhile, I recently read some stuff on DeadLands - sounds like a way cool setting. That being said, having something in that vein for BRP would be great.

[Trifletraxor]

It has been submitted to Chaosium, and now waits for art and editing.

I think this will be edited by Chaosium, and not published as a monograph, but can't say for sure.

SGL.

[paladin3970]

cool, hopefully it will be available soon then!

[Publius]

I agree, it is a great smash-genre choice. I'm looking forward to it as well, and ver-r-ry interesting about the Chaosium angle too.

[Bane Root]

Sounds very cool, I was heavily into Deadlands when it first came out but I don't think those rules meshed with the setting at all. Also the setting was a bit silly in places rather than weird. I think a weird west setting would work really well with BRP and I would definately buy this.