Using Twilight: 2000 1st Edition (GDW, 1984).
Ah…the good ol’ days of roleplaying games when ideas were fresh and explored with abandon. Twilight: 2000 1st Edition is a fine example of “crunch-forward” character generation. Worksheets and calculators…
Meet Max Wood. Somehow only 19 years old but with 42 months of combat (did I mess that up?). Figured he was an Army Brat that got swept up in the fighting in Europe. Now a sniper with very good language and survival skills.
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