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Cursed Logo � 2009 by Edwin Holmes-Lauder
While I created the bulk of the Cursed RPG, this game would not exist if it was not for the effort and contribution of my gaming group. The game has changed some during play testing and I would like to thank the group for their help in making the game. Here is a little bit about the members of the group.
Richard Chilton
He is one of the most well read and intelligent person I have met. He has done the majority of the book editing, he has found more mistakes, misspellings, and grammatical errors than the rest of the group combined. Even better than that, he points them out without making me feel too stupid for making the mistake in the first place. He has been involved in role-playing games longer than the rest of the group and has a much better grasp of the history and details of the hobby than us as well. He understands the setting I am trying to create in this game better than the rest of the group and has suggested several books to read to help me get the feeling of the game down. He knows this game better than I do. |
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Edwin Holmes-Lauder
A better cheese monkey I have never met. Edwin loves to learn more rules, usually just to see how far he can bend them before they break. He devours gaming books, practically memorising them word for word. He can usually give you the book and page number for every obscure rule, and can find things in the Cursed RPG player's book before I can. He has helped clarify many rules, mostly by abusing them until I had to make sure they were so clear they shined. Not only did he help with the rules, but he fixed up and made the character sheet all pretty. He is also the one to design the logo for the Cursed RPG. |
Owen Robicheau
Owen is the newest member of our group, but has helped contribute to making the game better. He tends to spend most of his time silent or making snide remarks, but when he contributes to the game, he makes a good go of it. Owen has proven that the language skill isn't as pointless as people seem to think, he is the translator of the group. |