by dysjunct

I just go with real-world ones appropriate for the setting, since I don't need to worry about lawsuits over a private game.

Their in-game reputation is generally "complicit with the bad guys" or "too incompetent to expose the bad guys." This is because I mostly run horror/mystery games, and in the modern world this requires a conceit to explain why a ragtag bunch of randos (the PCs) is solving a problem, instead of the authorities. (The authorities also being either complicit or incompetent.)

However, it's mostly little-mentioned background. We don't game to engage in media or other types of sociopolitical criticism.

by Steve Dubya

<div>Front Cover from HT Publishers Spanish PDF</div>

by Steve Dubya

<div>Front Cover from Red Librarian Russian PDF</div>

by Steve Dubya

<div>Front Cover from Red Librarian Russian PDF</div>

by Steve Dubya

<div>Front Cover from HT Publishers Spanish PDF</div>

by JLongden

<div>PDF Cover</div>

by PaulBaldowski

<div>Side by side comparison of the Warpland covers</div>

by PaulBaldowski

<div>Binding and bookmarking ribbons of the UK edition of Warpland</div>

by PaulBaldowski

<div>Comparison in the edit of the original and UK editions of Warpland</div>

by damonsj

<div>Cover</div>

by BudStuffGames

<div>Telekinetic Rip Superpower</div>

by BudStuffGames

<div>Phasing Aura Superpower</div>