Attribution #
fantasypunk started out as a hack of dungeonpunk, by Ash McAllan, one of the coolest approaches to fantasy games Powered by the Apocalypse I had seen.
It’s now become something else as it’s grown into a very different direction from Ash’s dungeonpunk.
License #
You can print, share, hack, edit, iterate and do whatever the heck you want with fantasypunk as long as you stick to the Anti-Capitalist Attribution Cooperative License and that you agree to punch fascists and stomp on bigotry and respect your fellow players and their needs, concerns, and traumas.
You are not allowed to use my words in this game to justify harming others. At any point for any reason, a player can veto elements of the narrative that are being brought in.
Use the text below to credit fantasypunk when you create stuff off of it.
Attribution
This work includes material derived from fantasypunk, by Gabriel Caetano, available by the Anti-Capitalist Attribution Cooperative License at thegiftofdice.itch.io. [This Work] is not affiliated with Gabriel Caetano and is available by the Anti-Capitalist Attribution Cooperative License.
Credits and Acknowledgements #
Many, many thanks to these people and communities:
David Blandy, Daisy Mae, Giovana Gomes, S. Quinn Morris, Sheeva, Mica Hind, Logan Timmins, Viditya Voleti, Brandon Leon-Gambetta.
The Wanderhome unofficial server, the Brain Trust server, the RPGLatAm server, the Gauntlet Forum.
Influences & Sources #
fantasypunk is based on the Powered by the Apocalypse engine, by Vincent and Meguey Baker, and the Forged in the Dark engine, by John Harper, and takes a lot of inspiration, solutions and insights from these things:
Games and Supplements: dungeonpunk, Apocalypse World, Moth-Light, Wanderhome, Patchwork World, Masks, Fantasy World, Dungeons and Direct Actions, Curufea, And Venture Forth, Fling Stonetop, Songs we Sing, Ironsworn, One Shot World, Jason Tocci’s concept of 3 Layers of Rules, Roles and Responsibilities, by Hecking Viv, Co-op dice mechanics by Thomas Manuel, Finding Styles, by Valery North;
Multimedia: The Earthsea Cycle by Ursula K. LeGuin, many classic fantasy tropes, in videogames, books and movies, heroic fantasy;
Feelings: spite for that one Infamous Dragon Game, which I loved for many years; making a game I really wanted to play; contributing to the RPGLatAM community and the larger TTRPG community.
And a lot more stuff I can’t remember because I didn’t take notes before.
tools and resources #
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- headers: Quando;
- body: Atkinson Hyperlegible
website #
- hosting: Codeberg + Netlify
- website template: Platen by