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Old 12-05-2005, 04:18 AM
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Good review

Wasn't going to pick this up but I think I will based on your comments. Good review.
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Old 12-05-2005, 06:20 AM
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Re: [RPG]: All Flesh Must Be Eaten: One of the Living, reviewed by Dan Davenport (5/5)

Great review!
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[RPG]: All Flesh Must Be Eaten: One of the Living, reviewed by Dan Davenport (5/5)

http://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/11/11791.phtml

Dan Davenport's Summary:

If you've ever doubted that <b>All Flesh Must Be Eaten</b> could make for a long-running campaign, this is the book to prove you wrong. If you've ever wanted to run an <b>All Flesh Must Be Eaten</b> game set well into the post-zombie-apocalypse period, this is a book you <i>must</i> have.

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Old 12-05-2005, 10:29 AM
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Re: [RPG]: All Flesh Must Be Eaten: One of the Living, reviewed by Dan Davenport (5/5

Wow- this sounds really, really useful. The social and world-building aspects of Romero's DEAD movies are sometimes the best part, and the same goes for 28 DAYS LATER. I might have to pick this up.
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Where credit is due

While Dan listed me as the book's primary author, I feel I should throw out props to a couple other guys:

Brian Isikoff (RPG.net's "Molotov) wrote the Sunset Falls chapter based on my outline.
David Ackerman wrote most of the Jury-rigging chapter as well as the new zombie aspects based on my original ideas.

Basically, about half the book I actually wrote, the rest I farmed out to talented friends/colleagues, etc. based on outlines and brainstorming. The book itself includes a 'clear credit' box outlining who did what.

I can't take credit for their work, though.

Glad you liked the book!
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Old 12-05-2005, 12:49 PM
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Re: Where credit is due

Interesting: I read this review this morning, and this afternoon I got the book out of my mailbox.

Couldn't have been better timing
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Re: [RPG]: All Flesh Must Be Eaten: One of the Living, reviewed by Dan Davenport (5/5

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Great review!
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Wasn't going to pick this up but I think I will based on your comments. Good review.
Thanks! I don't think you'll regret it.
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Re: [RPG]: All Flesh Must Be Eaten: One of the Living, reviewed by Dan Davenport (5/5

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Wow- this sounds really, really useful. The social and world-building aspects of Romero's DEAD movies are sometimes the best part, and the same goes for 28 DAYS LATER. I might have to pick this up.
Oh, definitely. If that's what you like best about zombie movies, this is definitely a book for you.
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Re: [RPG]: All Flesh Must Be Eaten: One of the Living, reviewed by Dan Davenport (5/5

Forgot: Stellar review as always, Dan.

I guess you don't get tired of hearing it, or you'd quit writing them.

PS: Don't quit writing them
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