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Blade Runner: The Roleplaying Game Case File #2 – Fiery Angels Reviewed

Jeff McAleer

Blade Runner: The Roleplaying Game Case File 02 - Fiery Angels (Free League Publishing)Title: Blade Runner The Roleplaying Game Case File #2 – Fiery Angels

Publisher: Free League Publishing

Authors: Tomas Härenstam and Joe LeFavi

Artists: Martin Grip, Gustaf Ekelund, Eelco Sebring, and Christian Granath

Year: 2024

Genre: Boxed adventure set for Blade Runner: The Roleplaying Game

Pages: 60 pages for the softcover plus handouts and props

MSRP: $39.99 for the box set or $17.99 in PDF at DriveThruRPG

I share my thoughts about the latest boxed set adventure for Blade Runner: The Roleplaying Game. Fiery Angels builds on the adventure found in the starter set and can be used with the pre-generated characters in that boxed set or those created using the core rulebook. Keep in mind you must own the starter set or core rulebook in order to use the boxed set; this is not a standalone release.

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    Blade Runner: The Roleplaying Game Case File #2 – Fiery Angels Reviewed

    While the production quality of the boxed set is excellent, unfortunately the adventure itself is simply okay. Personally, I would change some of the motivations of NPCs as some of the decisions the player characters adversaries make seem a bit far fetched. Still worth picking up if you want to continue the story begun in the starter set.
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