Investigator's Casebook

The subject of this article is an undeveloped production. While planned to be an official project, it has been canceled in any stage of production.

Investigator's Casebook is the fourth book of the Angel Roleplaying Game series. Announced to be released on July 29, 2004 by Eden Studios, it has subsequently been canceled.

Synopsis[]

There are a lot of people out there that need help, but are you up to the challenge? Crime, corruption, poverty, drugs, Hollywood starlets, and, oh yeah — a whole lot of demons. This is the book that shows how it all fits together in the City of Angels. Whether you're a noir-ish private eye (ring any bells?), in the LAPD with Kate Lockley, or even a rogue demon hunter trying to find your way around a demon brothel, we've got you covered.

Then again, maybe you're on a darker path. If you're taking money on the side, have a gambling problem, or have gotten an offer you can't refuse, this might be your last chance at redemption-or a way to minimize the pain.

The Investigator's Casebook is a supplement for the Angel roleplaying game. In it, you will find:

• An introduction to running adventures on the mean streets.
• Details about Angel Investigations — the cases they solve and the locations they haunt.
• New character options, plus new weapons and equipment.
• Rules and guidelines for solving cases, collecting evidence, conducting forensics, profiling, interrogating, gambling, and more.
• A detailed look at the world of private eyes — what they do, and how they do it.
• Police work made easy, including a run down of the LAPD, a primer for catching bad guys, and notes on how the federal authorities fit into it all.
• A quick guide to the court system, whether you're prosecuting or defending, and details on prisons in case it all goes wrong.
• A look at life in the urban wasteland, from ladies of the night to gangsters, and the people trying to make things better.
• A ready-to-run adventure taking it to the streets.^[1]

Behind the scenes[]

• Despite never published nor distributed, the original Investigator's Casebook became digitally available among fans.^[2]

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