Roleplaying game · 2018
¿Quien anda ahí?
¿Quién anda ahí? is a module for the CdB Engine game and Walkürë featuring pre-generated characters. It adapts the movie "The Thing" and draws inspiration from John W. Campbell's novel "Who Goes There?", which also inspired Carpenter's film and Hawks' "The Thing from Another World".
If you like the genres Horror, Science Fiction , this game is for you.
If you like the mechanics Dice (Primarily d6), Trait / Aspect Based (personality affects gameplay) , you will enjoy this game.
This game falls under the category: Scenario / Adventure / Module.
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