JimVO wrote:The next time I dig one up, I'll try to remember to post, if anyone is interested in a copy.
JimVO wrote:"hillarious and pointless" just about says it all. I realize this is an old thread, but a friend just emailed the link, probably as a result of a Google search for Creeks and Crawdads.The game was created by M. Martin Costa as means of avoiding writing a very important thesis paper.The module was written because I didn't think Martin should have all the fun.But the most fun was taking it to San Francisco-area gaming conventions, waiting until all the other games had run down, then wrangling tired, punchy gamers into a room and handing them a single six-sided die and a character sheet with a pre-printed picture of a crawdad. (One of the value-added benefits. What other game comes with your character sketch already drawn?) Seemingly without exception, a good time was had by all.I keep finding my copies of the game whenever I clean the garage. I've heard rumors that gaming shops in the Berkeley, California area still carry it ... in its original dot-matrix and photo-copy form.The next time I dig one up, I'll try to remember to post, if anyone is interested in a copy.
