History of Cyberpunk RPGs: Part Four
Woot! Talk about cutting it close. I almost didn’t get one in for August. My excuse is Gen Con & getting drunk on all the phat loot from pawning my silver ENnie medal. Despite that, I managed to get in another installment of my Cyberpunk History lists, this time covering from 2004 to 2007. It’s an interesting collection, filled with the last hurrah of d20 Sourcebooks and Cyberpunk 2020 itself. It also has contains an rpg with the most soul-destroying character sheet I’ve yet seen. Check it out, reshare, and maybe support my Patreon!
I love these posts.
I love these posts.
Lowell Francis
Licensing issues. I was younger and trying to both save money with art and work with maintaining artist ownership rights I didn’t have the rights to make PdFs for either of those books.
But for making these lists if you’re in North America I can send you a copy of Gen Gap.
Lowell Francis
Licensing issues. I was younger and trying to both save money with art and work with maintaining artist ownership rights I didn’t have the rights to make PdFs for either of those books.
But for making these lists if you’re in North America I can send you a copy of Gen Gap.
We’ve got to play some of these.
We’ve got to play some of these.
Jonathan Lavallee I am– I’d gladly pay for a copy of this. As I said, it’s a Holy Grail item I’d love to finally read.
Jonathan Lavallee I am– I’d gladly pay for a copy of this. As I said, it’s a Holy Grail item I’d love to finally read.
I have both on the shelf- I didn’t realize they were so sought-after. Hmm!
I have both on the shelf- I didn’t realize they were so sought-after. Hmm!
I just checked my shelf and…yup, there it is. I bought Cybergeneration and Generation Gap together at a game store in Chicago in 2008, paid about 40% off list (they had probably been sitting there since 2004). Had no idea it was rare until I saw this post.
Also, your history posts are fantastic. Also really enjoyed the post-apoc series in addition to the Cyberpunk one.
I just checked my shelf and…yup, there it is. I bought Cybergeneration and Generation Gap together at a game store in Chicago in 2008, paid about 40% off list (they had probably been sitting there since 2004). Had no idea it was rare until I saw this post.
Also, your history posts are fantastic. Also really enjoyed the post-apoc series in addition to the Cyberpunk one.