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1. Supernatural yes.

2. I’d pick up the first Dresden Files book (Storm Front) and read it — it’s great for showing the faction interactions (vampires vs. wizards vs. fairy). Also, you can find a couple of episodes on YouTube, but they don’t really do the faction aspect justice, IMHO. You’ll see it, but you need to be in Dresden’s head for a lot of the politics involved.

3. Other TV examples might include Teen Wolf, Lost Girl, Buffy, and Angel.

4. Lost Girl is alllllll supernatural politics. It’s on Netflix

5. John Henry It is indeed. Which is handled better than I expected.

6. Gotcha. in that case – from what i’ve seen – Lost Girl is a really great go-to for supernatural politics, thoughts about how factions interact, etc. The interpersonal stuff, meh, but for political machinations it really sings. Hell, at one point a Debt is openly negotiated, the conversation could have been put whole cloth into an Urban Shadows session.

7. I didn’t have much of any supernatural experience when I bought and started running Urban Shadows. I was familiar enough with urban settings to where the supernatural elements were able to be weaved in relatively easily. I also took the recommendation of someone to watch Being Human. It’s basically Night: The TV Show, but it’s good for supernatural drama.

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