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Female Game Writers/Designers (+)

Started by Llew ap Hywel, April 18, 2017, 07:53:39 AM

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Llew ap Hywel

New post to avoid the male outrage of the other one.

So the Green Ronin recruitment drive has me curious but how many female game writers / designers are there?

From the top of my head
Jenna Moran
Margaret Weis

Who else and what did they write/design?
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Hermes Serpent

Cat Tobin is Managing Director and co-owner of Pelgrane Press who did an anthology of games by female authors last IIRC. Their Stone Skin Press imprint does use a mix of female writers as well.

A quick look down the list of authors for TSR/WOTC scenario authors has Gwendolyn F M Kestrel. Jean Wells did Palace of the Sliver Princess early on (1981) even if they had Tom Moldvay do a rewrite later. There are several other female scenario authors in later years as well.

As far as Indie games go there are a number of authors/designers in that space that are female.
Wikipedia lists a few as well List_of_female_role-playing_game_professionals

K Peterson

Sarah Newton comes to mind. I'm familiar with her work on Achtung! Cthulhu, World War Cthulhu, and Chronicles of Future Earth.

Ulairi

Barbra Blackburn is one of the oldest, continuous, women in the hobby and is forgotten way too often. She edits KoDT, writers for Kenzer&Co games and has been doing so for like 30 years.

Shawn Driscoll

The real question is, how many of them are fascists, and would you give them any of your money?

Willie the Duck

Five posts to get to the outrage. About what I expected.

How about Jennell Jaquays?

Llew ap Hywel

I'd forgotten Sarah Newton, she did Mindjammer and Legends of Anglerre too, tight?
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Llew ap Hywel

Quote from: Willie the Duck;957909Five posts to get to the outrage. About what I expected.

How about Jennell Jaquays?

I'm just ignoring it.

What did Jennell Jaquays do?
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Hermes Serpent

Dark Tower and Caverns of Thracia for Judge's Guild, loads of stuff for video games (mostly design and conversion stuff for Coleco), Griffin Mountain published by Chaosium, loads of stuff for Traveller, worked for Id on Quake games.

K Peterson

Quote from: HorusArisen;957910I'd forgotten Sarah Newton, she did Mindjammer and Legends of Anglerre too, tight?
Yeah. Click the link (her name) in my post to see what Rpg material she's produced.

Llew ap Hywel

Quote from: K Peterson;957913Yeah. Click the link (her name) in my post to see what Rpg material she's produced.

Shows how observant I am I own LoA and Mindjammer
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Skarg

Christine Morgan wrote Naughty & Dice, and some RPG fiction.

Baulderstone

Emily Care Boss, who most recently worked on Bubblegumshoe.

Michelle Nephew has had a hand in a lot of projects over at Atlas Games over the years.

Dipping back into history, there is Jean Wells who worked on B3 The Palace of the Silver Princess.

Justin Alexander

Monica Valentinelli has worked on a wide variety of games.
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Llew ap Hywel

Names and games guys, names and games :D
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