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Check out
this extensive overview on Youtube by Brandon
Goeringer of RPG Overviews. In full disclosure,
Brandon has been a long time supporter of The Mutant
Epoch and even contributed a few entries in this new
book! WM |
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Click here to see our reviews for The Mutant Epoch
Expansion Rules |
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The Mutant Epoch Hub Rules:
A very
well-made post-apocalyptic RPG system
robertonavarro
Reviewed in Canada on October 13, 2024
Having played old-school role
playing games such as Runequest and
Gamma World, The Mutant Epoch takes
the best features of both RPGs into
a fusion of something fun,
fast-paced and interesting. My hard
copy of the core rulebook is the
print on demand version from Amazon.
Character generation gives you the
option to generate a
post-apocalyptic survivor ranging
from the standard Pure Stock Human
(think Pure Strain Human in Gamma
World) to Clones, Bioreplicas,
Transhumans, Cyborgs and of course,
Mutants. And mutants a-plenty there
are: different types from those with
subtle mutations to the really
freaky ones, as well a animal-human
hybirds. Mr. McAusland is a prolific
creator- the book is packed with
material from relic technology to
junk crafting. There are beasts,
implants, mutations and weapons.
There are countless black and white
illustrations that are evocative and
very detailed- something that
reminds me of the old Warhammer
Fantasy Roleplaying game rules for
the 1980s. Combat appears to be
deadly - something that does justice
to the post-apocalyptic genre, and
if you are looking for a
comprehensive feel of the world The
Day After, this does not disappoint.
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I was interviewed by Geek Native!
An interview has just been released about
Outland Arts and The Mutant Epoch. Thanks Andrew
for the great questions!
https://www.geeknative.com/141386/rpg-publisher-spotlight-outland-arts/ |
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Amazon.com
review of Dog Daze
By McKendry Herrmann
A
phenomenal post-apocalyptic dungeon crawl!
Reviewed in the United States on January 10,
2022
Fans of old school post-apocalyptic
roleplaying couldn't ask for more! A
chunky, 240-page adventure that delivers
true action and excitement! The
ingenious design allows for gamemasters
to enjoy hours of solo-play as a means
to prep their group's next adventure.
Various locales and scenes taking place
within the adventure are beautifully
drawn on nearly every page further
aiding in the immersion. If you are
looking for the opportunity to
experience a fun, unsanitized
post-apocalyptic adventure in the
"comfort food" style of classic dungeon
crawls then look no further! For players
already familiar with The Mutant Epoch
this is a true classic, rivaling TME-1
"Mall of Doom".
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This is a review given by Paxton
K. for this product on 9/4/2015 I felt it is a
far better review then the one I had intended to
write so I have re-posted it here for the
RPG.net community to see.
"This is possibly the best game I
have ever purchased out of hundreds of games. I
have read the other reviews and will try and
fill in some of the blanks for those who are
trying to decide if this is the P. A. game they
want.
It is set 300 years or so into
the future. No one is really sure what the cause
of The End was; but it follows a lot of the
tropes established. It is not breaking new
ground. It is, however, covering this ground
thoroughly without getting stuck in every
detail.
Mutants, clones, engineered
animals, cyborgs and modified humans make up the
cast and read
more at rpg.net....
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Tetsubo57 Gaming Book Review:
The Flesh Weavers
August 7thth 2015
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Tetsubo57 Gaming Book Review:
Mutant Bestiary One
January 5th 2015 |
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Tetsubo57 reviews The Crossroads
Region Gazetteer
January 24th 2014 |
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SavageGM
reviews Pitford: Gateway to the
Ruins |
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SavageGM reviews The Mutant
Epoch Hub Rules
March 2nd 2014
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December 2013
Talking About
Games has done several
reviews of The Mutant Epoch RPG:
The Mutant Epoch Hub Rules
Crossroads Region
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July 2012
Tetsubo57’s review of Pitford: Gateway to the Ruins
If you are a Society of Excavators
member you can read the author's comments on this review
and join in on the
Pitford discussion son the forum here.
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Shelby "D.J." Babb’s review at rpg.net of The Mutant
Epoch hub rules
The Mutant Epoch table top RPG
(hereafter referred to as ME) is a 246 page
post-apocalyptic game by Outland Arts, and specifically
by William McAusland. And it’s surprisingly good for
being the result of one lone person’s post gonzo atomic
gaming output. It’s also a dense tome of game and art,
so strap yourself in while I try to do it all justice.
Read the full review here at rpg.net
Shelby "D.J." Babb’s REVIEW OF THE MALL OF DOOM
The Mall of Doom (hereafter referred to
as MoD) is a “multi-path” adventure module for the
post-apocalyptic Mutant Epoch RPG. The premise is
straightforward enough: villagers from the town of
Walsave have been disappearing, and the PCs have been
hired to find out what happened to them. But discovering
what happened and being able to do anything about it are
two very different challenges. Are your players up to
the post-apocalyptic horrors that await them?
Read the full review here
at rpg.net
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May 27th 2011, We got a couple of great youtube reviews
from tetsubo57
The Mutant Epoch Gaming Book Review
(
http://www.youtube.com/user/tetsubo57#p/u/37/q1Yn9qub1bU
) and
RPG Pondering Mutant Epoch Character Generation (
http://www.youtube.com/user/tetsubo57#p/u/36/FHDJlbvVPYg
). It was great to get another review from somebody whoa
actually read the book, although he did say he found the
type a bit small. We will increase the font size
wherever possible in the upcoming books. His gladiator
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Epoch RPG by Chris McNeil
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An excellent RPG that perfectly captures
the feel and energy of old school gaming
(but with a brand new rule system) Fun,
Furious and Fantastical, this game was a
joy to read.
The best thing for me about the game is
the fluff/setting and the Artwork. I
loved Will McAusland's work in the
Dungeon Crawl Classics line of modules
from Goodman Games. And as this book is
also written by Will we get a ton of his
art work. The book is literally
overflowing with his evocative post apoc
fantasy illustrations
I can't say enough good things about the
presentation of this product. If you are
at all a fan of Post-Apocalypse gamming
or even Post-Apoc fiction, then treat
yourself to this book. All in all an
absolutely fantastic product. I bought
the PDF from DriveThru and the Dead Tree
version from Lulu (which is rare that I
buy both versions of any RPG)
Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
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This book is FANTASTIC. Definitely FIVE STARS. If
you like Gamma World (TSR/WOC) or Mutant Future (Goblinoid
Games)- you will absolutely love Mutant Epoch. Great
art, cool mutations, detailed character creation, &
plenty of ideas for encounters make this a must buy.
They even have a gaming forum for chat & ideas. Also
a section with FREE downloadable adventures & rules
supplements. Buy it now & join the Society of
Excavators today. I'm looking forward to their next
book.
By chadshock09 April 13 2011
Rating:
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Mutant Epoch (RPG): A good solid game. I love the
random character creation for the sheer amount of
variety you can get from mutants to cyborgs, with your
escaped slave starting with his manacles and a dead rat
for equipment. The game has flavor in spades so my
gaming group will be wandering the wastes of the mutant
epoch for a long time.
Danny Seedhouse
As appearing in the article Danny and radiation Roy
Fight the Wasteland Mutants of The High Octane
Newsletter Issue #17 November 2010 |
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