Editing Dark Places & Demogorgons (section)

==The Books==

All of them are fairly cheap and easy to get off of DriveThruRPG. They are:
*Core Rulebook - Gives the majority of the rules and some adventure hooks, pretty much standard fare.
*Player Options and GM Guide - More classes, rules for higher level play, guidelines for the GM and a lot of 80's schlock to flesh out characters and NPCs.
*Jeffersontown Setting Guide - Lots of information about the setting as well as a shit ton more adventure hooks, all based on key locations from the setting. '''NOTE''': This is based on a real life town from real life but heavily altered for 80's horror-comedy goodness.
*Vampire Sourcebook - Extra rules for [[vampire]]s and how to run the different varieties.
*Werewolf Sourcebook - How best to get your [[furry]] on.
*UFO Investigator's Handbook - Has some silly shit in it about UFOs, including new classes so you can be a [[FATAL|horny teenage alien]].
*Ghost Hunter's Handbook - Sort of like the UFO handbook but all about ghosts. [[Ghostbusters RPG|Very loose rules on busting them though.]]
*Cryptid Manual - While every book gives stats for numerous monsters, aliens, and general villains like bullies, cops and others, this is a book dedicated to monster cryptids like Bigfoot and goblins. Provides lore for them in a faux government file style complete with blacked out text.
*Martial Arts Mayhem - Rules, adventures and more for how to be the next [[Monk|Bruce Lee]].
*Holiday Special - Basically a monster manual of creatures and foes to match several major holidays. Some of the ones you can find in it are Krampus for Christmas, zombie rabbit for Easter, and an angry sentient tree for Arbor Day.
*Animal Bestiary - It is what it says it is. Don't need to go into it more than that, right?
*Santa Muerte - Leaning ''incredibly'' hard into classic 80s horror movie ''The Lost Boys'' (and several others), this is a new setting and rulebook for a coastal California city of the same name that plays up all sorts of beastly challenges but also gives new ways to deal with them with new classes and equipment as well. You'll find the class "The Last Girl," locales such as the Old Indian Grounds and adventures such as "Froyo" (based on the movie "The Stuff"). If you're not keen on small town Kentucky, this might be more up your alley.

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