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Steve Perrin (1946–2021)

Author of Runequest 2nd Edition

40+ Works 621 Members 3 Reviews

About the Author

Includes the name: Steve Perrin

Series

Works by Steve Perrin

Runequest 2nd Edition (1979) 73 copies
Dreams of Red Wizards (1989) 57 copies
Fires of Dis (1995) 46 copies
N5: Under Illefarn (1987) 38 copies
Runequest Roleplaying in Glorantha (2018) — Author — 26 copies
Cults of Prax (1979) — Author — 26 copies
Monster Coliseum (1985) 14 copies
The Shadow Over Providence (2019) — Author — 14 copies
The Elfquest Companion (1985) 14 copies

Associated Works

Castle Greyhawk (WG7) (1988) — Contributor — 69 copies
Joker Moon (2021) — Contributor — 25 copies
Gloranthan Classics : Griffin Mountain, second edition (2001) — Contributor, some editions — 17 copies
The Red Book of Magic (2021) 15 copies
The Smoking Ruin & Other Stories (2019) — Author — 11 copies
Balastor's Barracks (1978) — Author, some editions — 5 copies

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Birthdate
1946-01-22
Date of death
2021-08-13
Gender
male
Nationality
USA

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Reviews

Based on the popular independent comic book series by the Pini's. If you liked that world, this was a fun game, using Choasium's Basic Role Playing system, tweaked for various Wolfrider (and other elven) powers.
 
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BruceCoulson | Jul 10, 2014 |
An early attempt at a generic system and a somewhat poor one at that.

Magic World is interesting but limited, Future*World is derivative, and Superworld is underdeveloped. There were/are better options for the various genres elsewhere — some even from Chaosium themselves.

Could have also used another editorial pass-through to catch some fairly easily spotted errors. Historical curiosity, but the lack of any supporting products meant that there's not enough to do much with.
½
 
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g026r | Dec 23, 2009 |
RuneQuest was the second role-playing game I bought, and as a result I know it better than I would expect given the very small amount of actual play that this game has seen through the years.

Regardless of that RuneQuest remains a favorite of mine and I have given this book 5 stars for that reason. Compared to newer systems it is a bit cumbersome to play, mostly because it needs a bit of bookkeeping during the game, especially in combat.

The only problem with this particular book is that you really need the Advanced Set in addition to this one to really use the system in any kind of campaign.… (more)
 
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egb | Jul 24, 2006 |

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