Spirit of '77
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Spirit of '77 | ||
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RPG published by Monkeyfun Studios |
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Rule System | Powered by the Apocalypse | |
Authors | Bob Richardson, David Kizzia | |
First Publication | 2015 |
Not to be confused with Evil Hat's Spirit of the Century
Spirit of '77 is an RPG running on Powered by the Apocalypse that aims to recreate the pulpier, grindhouse-esque feel of 70s drive-in cinema and pre-Star Wars sci-fi. "The best parts of a bad decade", as the creators put it.
Mechanics[edit | edit source]
As one might expect from an Apocalypse Engine game, the character archetypes and selection of abilities are grouped into playbooks, with stats that determine a degree of success when added to a roll of 2d6. In this case, the stats include:
- Might - physical activities and resisting damage
- Hustle - moving quickly and accurately, or avoiding danger
- Smooth - getting people to do what you want through emotional manipulation (seduction, intimidation, etc.)
- Brains - figuring out problems or utilizing knowledge
- Soul - acting creatively or maintaining one's own sense of calm
The roles presented in the core book include:
- the Bopper - An old-school gang member
- the Good Old Boy - A speed demon or stunt driver
- the Honeypot - A charismatic manipulator who succeeds through good looks
- the Rocker - A musician looking to hit the big time
- the Sleuth - A gumshoe looking to solve a crime
- the Tough Guy - A fighter who enjoys both dealing out pain and taking it
- the Vigilante - A citizen obsessed with justice
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