Leverage: The Quickstart Job - Margaret Weis Productions | Leverage RPG


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Get Ready To Get Even!

Dennis Holland is not a good guy. He's responsible for bank failures, collapsed mortgages, and dozens of innocent people being forced from their homes. He collects seventies memorabilia. He's a bad man. And he's hosting a party.

Nathan Ford and his Crew are on the job, but it has to be done fast. Presented as a training exercise for newcomers and experienced gamers alike, The Quickstart Job lets you and your friends play Nate, Elliot, Parker, Hardison, and Sophie as they take down Holland and his corrupt schemes. Included are rules, characters, and all the twists and complications you need for a night of high-stakes LEVERAGE action.

LEVERAGE RPG Design Crew: Cam Banks, Deborah Donoghue, Rob Donoghue, Fred Hicks, Ryan Macklin, Clark Valentine

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Peter H.

August 24th, 2012

I was a late comer to the Leverage show and just started watching a few episodes recently. Being a gamer, I was intrigued by the RPG. I was surprised that there was a cost to what is usually a few product. But, it was only a few dollars and I wanted a sam [...]

Ubiratan A.

September 30th, 2011

It's a pretty good introduction, and a blast to play with people who know the series, but it feels a little too "scripted" at times.

Megan R. [Featured Reviewer]

January 18th, 2011

I was puzzled when I first picked this up... you see, at the time the TV show Leverage had not made its way 'across the pond' to the UK. A little background about the nature of the show, its basic premise, would make what is intended as an introduction, a [...]

Laurence M.

July 28th, 2010

This is a fun little trial-sized game with a slick, big-budget wrapping over a savory indie center. You need not be a fan of the TV show to appreciate this gem. It contains bare-bones rules, pre-generated characters and a solid (if brief) adventure. In al [...]

Jim C.

July 20th, 2010

This has an interesting structure, with ways for different team members to assist the lone-hacker types who traditionally have posed a problem for game play and a "wrap up" phase that changes the narrative around quite radically. The rule system looks lik [...]