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Sprawl Goons: Fillable Character Sheets for a cyberpunk RPG

A few years ago, Nate Treme put out a RPG called Tunnel Goons. It’s a simple, light 2D6 system.

You roll a 2d6 and add the value of an attribute to beat a Difficulty Score (DS). It’s a good game for beginners, as there aren’t a lot of rules to memorize.

Tunnel Goons was released under a Creative Commons 3.0 license, so anyone can make their own game using the same system. As a result, there’s an enormous number of hacks based on Tunnel Goons.

One of my favorite of these hacks, is Sprawl Goons from Geist Hack Games. It uses the Tunnel Goons rules to run gritty cyberpunk adventures.

I like it because it’s light, it’s easy to create characters, and it’ll probably be my go-to system if I’m going to run any quick cyberpunk one-shots. It’s also quite inexpensive.

All you need to run the game is the Sprawl Goons: Upgraded book for the main rules, but I’d recommend getting the Sprawl Goons: Booster Pack and the Sprawl Goons:Plug-In Pack for supporting material.

Alternately, all of the books are compiled in the book Sprawl Goons: Upgraded CARBON EDITION

There are two versions of the official character sheet, available for free here. I’ve made fillable versions of each.

I’ve added this post to my overflowing cred-stick of RPG character sheets.

Sprawl Goons: Fillable Character Sheets for a cyberpunk RPG

A few years ago, Nate Treme put out a RPG called Tunnel Goons. It’s a simple, light 2D6 system.

You roll a 2d6 and add the value of an attribute to beat a Difficulty Score (DS). It’s a good game for beginners, as there aren’t a lot of rules to memorize.

Tunnel Goons was released under a Creative Commons 3.0 license, so anyone can make their own game using the same system. As a result, there’s an enormous number of hacks based on Tunnel Goons.

One of my favorite of these hacks, is Sprawl Goons from Geist Hack Games. It uses the Tunnel Goons rules to run gritty cyberpunk adventures.

I like it because it’s light, it’s easy to create characters, and it’ll probably be my go-to system if I’m going to run any quick cyberpunk one-shots. It’s also quite inexpensive.

All you need to run the game is the Sprawl Goons: Upgraded book for the main rules, but I’d recommend getting the Sprawl Goons: Booster Pack and the Sprawl Goons:Plug-In Pack for supporting material.

Alternately, all of the books are compiled in the book Sprawl Goons: Upgraded CARBON EDITION

There are two versions of the official character sheet, available for free here. I’ve made fillable versions of each.

I’ve added this post to my overflowing cred-stick of RPG character sheets.

Sprawl Goons: Fillable Character Sheets for a cyberpunk RPG

A few years ago, Nate Treme put out a RPG called Tunnel Goons. It’s a simple, light 2D6 system.

You roll a 2d6 and add the value of an attribute to beat a Difficulty Score (DS). It’s a good game for beginners, as there aren’t a lot of rules to memorize.

Tunnel Goons was released under a Creative Commons 3.0 license, so anyone can make their own game using the same system. As a result, there’s an enormous number of hacks based on Tunnel Goons.

One of my favorite of these hacks, is Sprawl Goons from Geist Hack Games. It uses the Tunnel Goons rules to run gritty cyberpunk adventures.

I like it because it’s light, it’s easy to create characters, and it’ll probably be my go-to system if I’m going to run any quick cyberpunk one-shots. It’s also quite inexpensive.

All you need to run the game is the Sprawl Goons: Upgraded book for the main rules, but I’d recommend getting the Sprawl Goons: Booster Pack and the Sprawl Goons:Plug-In Pack for supporting material.

Alternately, all of the books are compiled in the book Sprawl Goons: Upgraded CARBON EDITION

There are two versions of the official character sheet, available for free here. I’ve made fillable versions of each.

I’ve added this post to my overflowing cred-stick of RPG character sheets.

Sprawl Goons: Fillable Character Sheets for a cyberpunk RPG

A few years ago, Nate Treme put out a RPG called Tunnel Goons. It’s a simple, light 2D6 system.

You roll a 2d6 and add the value of an attribute to beat a Difficulty Score (DS). It’s a good game for beginners, as there aren’t a lot of rules to memorize.

Tunnel Goons was released under a Creative Commons 3.0 license, so anyone can make their own game using the same system. As a result, there’s an enormous number of hacks based on Tunnel Goons.

One of my favorite of these hacks, is Sprawl Goons from Geist Hack Games. It uses the Tunnel Goons rules to run gritty cyberpunk adventures.

I like it because it’s light, it’s easy to create characters, and it’ll probably be my go-to system if I’m going to run any quick cyberpunk one-shots. It’s also quite inexpensive.

All you need to run the game is the Sprawl Goons: Upgraded book for the main rules, but I’d recommend getting the Sprawl Goons: Booster Pack and the Sprawl Goons:Plug-In Pack for supporting material.

Alternately, all of the books are compiled in the book Sprawl Goons: Upgraded CARBON EDITION

There are two versions of the official character sheet, available for free here. I’ve made fillable versions of each.

I’ve added this post to my overflowing cred-stick of RPG character sheets.

Mache mal zwei Wochen Pause vom #OnlineOpenTable, um mich wieder um #SprawlGoons zu kümmern.

Hatte meine Wortliste verloren und war komplett von der Übersetzung abgekommen. Bis jetzt. #pnpde #Rollenspiel #TunnelGoons #Cyberpunk

Mache mal zwei Wochen Pause vom #OnlineOpenTable, um mich wieder um #SprawlGoons zu kümmern.

Hatte meine Wortliste verloren und war komplett von der Übersetzung abgekommen. Bis jetzt. #pnpde #Rollenspiel #TunnelGoons #Cyberpunk

Mache mal zwei Wochen Pause vom #OnlineOpenTable, um mich wieder um #SprawlGoons zu kümmern.

Hatte meine Wortliste verloren und war komplett von der Übersetzung abgekommen. Bis jetzt. #pnpde #Rollenspiel #TunnelGoons #Cyberpunk