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Blood in the Water
A Dexter’s Miami Crossover RPG
Miami is a city that pretends to glitter. Neon on wet pavement, palm trees against sunset skies, cruise ships sliding past quiet, rotting docks. Tourists see the beaches and the cocktails. Locals learn to live with the heat, the hurricanes, the headlines. Bodies in the bay. Truck-stop dump sites. Another “ritual” killing that the news will sensationalize for a week and then forget.
You don’t have that luxury. You live here. You work here. You hunt here.
Miami Metro is drowning. Homicides stack up faster than the evidence can clear, and every case feels like a pattern waiting to be recognized. The brass calls in specialists, consultants, out-of-town transfers and “temporary task forces” that never quite leave. For every cop who believes in justice, there’s another who just wants a promotion, a clean closure, or plausible deniability. And somewhere in the middle of that mess, a quiet blood-spatter analyst named Dexter Morgan keeps showing up at the edges of the worst crime scenes, calm as the morgue.
But the monsters aren’t just in the files. Miami is crawling with them. Some are meticulous, devout to a personal code that only makes their killings cleaner. Others are cult leaders, charmers, stalkers who turn love into a weapon. Old ghosts resurface—killers thought dead, legends whispered in precinct halls—while new predators study the chaos and slip neatly into its cracks. Every time the tide goes out, it leaves more secrets on the sand.
You are part of this ecosystem. Maybe you wear a badge, say the right words, and cling to the belief that law can still mean something. Maybe you’re a profiler or a consultant, flown in to make sense of patterns no one else can see. Maybe you’re something worse—a predator hiding in plain sight, playing at normalcy while your own dark hunger presses against its leash. However you arrived in Miami, you have a past, a mask, and a choice.
Because here, everyone is watching everyone. Detectives shadow suspects. Internal Affairs shadows cops. The FBI shadows Miami Metro. And beneath all of that, killers stalk one another: rivals, inspirations, unfinished business. Trust is a luxury no one can a
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