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All Flesh Must be Eaten, commonly abbreviated as AFMBE is a roleplaying game based on movies, books and videogames of the zombie horror genre. Players take on the roles of ordinary people, archetypal horror heroes such as the chearleader or the photoreporter and try to survive in a zombie-infested enviroment. The game is known for its extensive exploration of various types of zombies and zombie apocalypses, from virus outbreaks to black magic, so the players have a large palette of stereotypes to choose from and base their game upon.
All Flesh Must be Eaten, commonly abbreviated as AFMBE is a roleplaying game based on movies, books and videogames of the zombie horror genre. Players take on the roles of ordinary people, archetypal horror heroes such as the chearleader or the photoreporter and try to survive in a zombie-infested environment. The game is known for its extensive exploration of various types of zombies and zombie apocalypses, from virus outbreaks to black magic, so the players have a large palette of stereotypes to choose from and base their game upon.


AFMBE uses the point-buy based [[Unisystem]] mechanic.
AFMBE uses the point-buy based [[Unisystem]] mechanic.

Revision as of 14:27, 26 July 2008

All Flesh Must be Eaten, commonly abbreviated as AFMBE is a roleplaying game based on movies, books and videogames of the zombie horror genre. Players take on the roles of ordinary people, archetypal horror heroes such as the chearleader or the photoreporter and try to survive in a zombie-infested environment. The game is known for its extensive exploration of various types of zombies and zombie apocalypses, from virus outbreaks to black magic, so the players have a large palette of stereotypes to choose from and base their game upon.

AFMBE uses the point-buy based Unisystem mechanic.