The manuscript is in. Artwork is being created. And the world of Beyond the Supernatural is about to be expanded. This sourcebook builds on material that has appeared in various issues of The Rifter but there is a ton of new material and information useful to both Game Masters and players. A gallery of supernatural creatures. Some new. Some familiar, updated and expanded. All terrifying. Rules clarifications and errata. Game Master source material and advice on rules, psychic abilities, proximity and threat levels, I.S.P. multipliers, and more. Advice about running modern horror RPGs and using supernatural creatures in your games. Lots of adventure ideas, including an updated and expanded full adventure, `The Squatter.` New background and setting information for the BTS setting and a few surprises.
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