Does anyone know the author of this hack? All I have is a link to the google drive with pdfs and playbooks.

13 thoughts on “Does anyone know the author of this hack? All I have is a link to the google drive with pdfs and playbooks.”

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2. This looks interesting!

3. It’s one of the better, and only, Wild West hacks that I’ve been able to find. I was hoping to figure out if anyone had additional playbooks for it, an updated/playtested version of it, etc.

4. If it uses cards then it might be Andy Medeiros.

5. The file is owned by a +michael.p.pfaff, who I can’t plus in. If that helps.

6. Not the only Wild West playset, but this looks very promising. I love the town creation sheet.

7. Pretty sweet right? Jonathan Beverley, do you know where I can find more of +michael.p.pfaff’s stuff? I wanted to see if he has an updated version, or if anyone has created “weird west” playbooks for mad scientists, shamans, etc.

8. apocalypse-world.com – Evening Redness in the West (Western Hack)

9. Thanks a bunch. Looks like it hasn’t been touched for a year or so though.

10. Wow, a very interesting hack. I used to be a great western movies fan when I was a boy and also really loved Deadwood or Hatfields&McCoys.

    Thanks for sharing.

11. sweet…

12. I’m also working on additional playbooks (although the author admitted that the Native needs work) for a “Weird West” setting similar to the Deadlands setting. So far I’ve got the Spiritualist who has a deal with a higher power, the Mad Scientist who focuses on a workshop and invention abilities, and the Hunter who has no obvious or overwhelming powers except for a sensitivity to the strange and the know-how of monster killin’. Would there be any interest (other than my own obvious interest) for that?

13. docs.google.com – Alternate Playbooks (Weird West)

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