Sandy Antunes is a freelance writer, larp designer, and astronomer. In addition to authoring several RPG books, numerous articles and adventures, and over a decade years of rpg.net opinion columns, Sandy also has run live action games on both sides of the Pacific and published a professional live action magazine ('Metagame') for 2 years. The oft-run tabletop-or-larp "Priceless" is Sandy's favorite; 'Miskatonic University' is perhaps the longest work; 'ePublisher Guide' is a good sample of Sandy's love of this industry, and "Roleplaying with Kids" is Sandy's most significant cultural work. Sandy's essay on gender identify in online games from IF has been cited by Richard Bartle. Sandy currently runs a game with 10- and 14-year old players, and also has two children at gamer age. Apparently Sandy received an Indie RPG "Humans of the Year" award in 2003.
©2005-2022 Sandy Antunes, all rights reserved | Design credit: Emma Antunes, based on work by Derek Hansen
Sandy Antunes is a freelance writer, larp designer, and astronomer. In addition to authoring several RPG books, numerous articles and adventures, and over a decade years of rpg.net opinion columns, Sandy also has run live action games on both sides of the Pacific and published a professional live action magazine ('Metagame') for 2 years. The oft-run tabletop-or-larp "Priceless" is Sandy's favorite; 'Miskatonic University' is perhaps the longest work; 'ePublisher Guide' is a good sample of Sandy's love of this industry, and "Roleplaying with Kids" is Sandy's most significant cultural work. Sandy's essay on gender identify in online games from IF has been cited by Richard Bartle. Sandy currently runs a game with 10- and 14-year old players, and also has two children at gamer age. Apparently Sandy received an Indie RPG "Humans of the Year" award in 2003.
©2005-2022 Sandy Antunes, all rights reserved | Design credit: Emma Antunes, based on work by Derek Hansen