Max’s late mother used to tell him that when he was born, she used a magic ring … to call on a sprite, a brownie, and a goblin to bless her son. The sprite said he would always bounce back from life’s little accidents, the brownie declared his eyes and ears would always be open to the world around him, and the goblin sneered and said the boy’s life would always be interesting. It has been. If you’re a supernatural creature roaming around Ontario, Max Behr is the mortal to go to when you have problems with the world of humans.

All players, save one, play the roles of the story’s fictional heroes, the Player Characters (PCs for short), and try to “save the day” as the heroes would. The remaining player, the Game Master (or GM) plays the roles of all the other characters they meet: villains, monsters, everyday people and animals; collectively known as Non Player Characters (NPCs). The GM also acts as referee and sets up every new game session, or chapter in the story. Together, everyone's choices shape a collaborative, interactive tale…

…Some say they are like puppet masters, manipulating world events as they fight decades-long feuds by proxy; Others say they are the secret guardians of Haven, the world’s last defense. One thing is known: to survive the ages, each one had to have become an extremely dangerous being in her own right.

No living Rakshasa can describe the true appearance of her species, and none of the art left in the abandoned ruins of their ancient jungle complexes gives a definitive answer. Folk legends either paint them as creatures too horrible to contemplate or as beings so beautiful that they enchanted all who saw them.