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| − | == Christopher Allen ==
| + | Hey wormmonda, why not just go and do something else outside instead of ineffectually changing words on an rpg wiki? |
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| − | I am CEO of [http://www.skotos.net Skotos Tech], and the Publisher for [http://www.rpg.net RPGnet].
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| − | My paper game credits include:
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| − | * Producer for [http://www.yog-sothoth.com/cocdbdetail.php?ID=189 Beyond the Mountains of Madness] ([http://www.yog-sothoth.com/modules.php?name=Reviews&rop=showcontent&id=13 review]), published by Chaosium. Winner of the 1999 Origin Award for "Best Roleplaying Adventure".
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| − | * Author of [http://www.asmrb.org/members/gmfangs/Monster_Smash_2001.pdf Monster Smash], a one page Play-Doh game. It is a popular game at a number of west coast game conventions.
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| − | * Author of [[FANGS:_Main_Page|FANGS]] - Fantasy Adventure Networked Gaming System. Originally written in the late 80s, I've now made it available as open content.
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| − | I prefer my games in the middle between a gamism, simulationism, and narrativism. Too much structure I find confining, too little means loosing control, and all must combine to tell a story that I'm ultimately must be interested in.
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| − | I am not currently GM'ing, but I'm in a long running Call of Cthulhu and RuneQuest II campaign, both which have been running for over 20 years. I LARP anything except Vampire at various bay area game conventions, play german-style board games on Thursdays, and otherwise spend a lot of time hanging out with other local [http://www.asmrb.org ASMRB] gamers.
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| − | Professionally, I am a designer of what is now known as "social software", which I write about in my blog at [http://www.LifeWithAlacrity.com Life With Alacrity].
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