On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 10:32 PM, Ilana Halupovich <ilana.halupovich@gmail.com> wrote:
Actually, Bureau 13 was originally a table-top role-playing game, which is what the novels were based on. The video game came later.
On Tue, Jun 18, 2013 at 9:35 PM, Ellen Rawson <silme13@yahoo.com> wrote:>>>>>>> From Ilana:> >Something like Bureau 13 books?>> Don't know -- I don't know about them. Tell more, please. :)>> Ellen>> --Dragon Mom just answered that Shadow Unit *was* based on Bureau 13. :-).It's a secret unit that fights (mostly unnatural) evil. It uses both magic an science (and plenty of fire power). Among the unit members are priest, wizard, werewolf, vampire, and a shifter. It's more humor than horror (or depression, like Lukyanenko Watch series), probably politically incorrect with all that violence. As much as I understand, first there were computer games, then the books were written. There are four of them: Judgment Night, Full Moonster, Doomsday Exam and Damned Nation.--ilana
Actually, Bureau 13 was originally a table-top role-playing game, which is what the novels were based on. The video game came later.
Randall
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