Awfully Cheerful Engine Read Sandy Petersen's Foreword to the Awfully Cheerful Engine!

Sandy Petersen is one of the authors of 1986’s award-winning Ghostbusters roleplaying game. Not only was that frightfully cheerful roleplaying game the first ever RPG to use a dice pool mechanic, it was also one of the main inspirations for the Awfully Cheerful Engine!

Foreword — Awfully Cheerful Engine! A roleplaying game of action comedy!

www.awfullycheerfulengine.com

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

I bought his book of Chulthu Myths for D&D 5th Ed when the translated version was published in my land.

 

[Sunsword]

Sandy's one of the greats.

Also, good on you Morrus for getting him to write the foreword.

 

[rknop]

For most games, that forward would not be relevant, but....

 

[Blue Orange]

More than just Ghostbusters...he was one of the original authors of Call of Cthulhu, has been credited on all 7 editions of that game, and wrote several levels for the original DOOM video game in 1993, as well as being listed on titles Gen-X gamers will remember like Civilization, Pirates!, and Quake. (So if you thought that tentacle-faced thing on the big green blocks in the Tower of Babel looked like Big C...yeah.)

 

[GreyLord]

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