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PARANOIA RPG: THE CORE BOOK Party Games no explanation for the religion’sThis is one of those rulebooks thats fun to read and even more fun to play. Paranoia does not take itself seriously, so we can find dark humour in bureaucracy, politics, businesses, and a lot more. No sacred cows but onemake sure the GM and players are all having a great time. Is that not refreshing for a roleplaying game? Maybe that is why this science fiction RPG has won lots of awards over the years.