Draft:Dominic Covey
Dominic Covey | |
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Occupation | Game designer |
Nationality | United States |
Genre | role-playing games |
Dominic Covey (born October 22, 1975, in Canberra, Australia[citation needed]) is an American author and creator of the Darwin's World role-playing game, published by RPGObjects. He resides in Washington state.
Early life
Dominic Covey was born in Canberra, Australia, but moved all over the world as a child.[1] As a child, his brothers got him interested in role-playing games such as Tunnels & Trolls, RuneQuest, and Dungeons & Dragons, and he later played other game systems such as Chill, Gamma World, Marvel Super Heroes, and Star Frontiers.[1]
Role-playing work
Dominic Covey's role-playing game (RPG) work has largely been centered around rulebooks, sourcebooks and modules for the Darwin's World role-playing game, but he has also penned a generic d20 fantasy-themed adventure as well as numerous short articles for Modern Dispatch and Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch.
Covey submitted rejected Call of Cthulhu adventures and other adventures to Chris Davis's RPGArchive site, and David began discussing the idea of online publication with Covey which ultimately resulted in developing the Darwin's World setting.[1]
Covey co-wrote and did the artwork for the 2010 role-playing game Abandon All Hope with Miguel de Rios.[2]
Darwin's World
- Darwin's World Core Rules (Ennie nominee Best New Game 2002)[3][4][5]
- Denizens of The Twisted Earth
- Artifacts of The Ancients
- RPO0001 Darwin's World Complete
- RPO0002 Terrors of The Twisted Earth
- RPO0003 Cave of Life
- RPO0004 LC1 The Lost City
- RPO0005 Metal Gods[6]
- RPO0007 Death By Corium Light
- RPO0009 Skeleton Base
- RPO0010 W1 Against The Wastelords
Darwin's World 2nd Edition
- RPO100A Darwin's World 2: Survivor's Handbook[7][8]
- RPO100B Darwin's World 2: Campaign Guide
- RPO100C Darwin's World 2: Terrors of The Twisted Earth
- Darwin's World 2: Gazetteer
- RPO0101 The Foundationists
- RPO0105 W2 New World Order
- RPO0106 W3 The Last God
- RPO0111 Metropolis Rho: Urban Decay
- RPO0112A Humanity In A Bottle: Out of Commission
- RPO0112B Humanity In A Bottle: Trail of Treason
- RPO0112C Humanity In A Bottle: Redemption
- RPO0112D Humanity In A Bottle: The Precipice and Beyond
- RPO0118 Scav's Swag
- RPO0120A The Broken and The Lost: Primitive Characters
- RPO0120B The Broken and The Lost: The Brethren
- RPO0120C The Broken and The Lost: Tribes of The Twisted Earth
- RPO0120D The Broken and The Lost: New Terrors
- RPO0121 Sandwalkers
- RPO0123 The Ruin at The End of The World
- RPO0124 LC2 Return To The Lost City
- RPO0126A Halidom: Shadows Loom
- RPO0126B Halidom: The Long Drive
- RPO0126C Halidom: Plaguelands
- RPO0126D Halidom: Overthrow The Overlords
- RPO0126E Halidom
- RPO0126F Halidom: Adventure Appendix
- RPO0130 Secrets of The Mind Masters
GenCon Events
- RPO0107 High Road To Hell (GenCon 2004 adventure)
- RPO0117A One Man's Garbage (GenCon 2005 adventure)
- RPO0117B Another Man's Treasure (GenCon 2005 adventure)
- RPO0127 Bad News In Bugtown (GenCon 2007 adventure)
Contributing
- RPO0103A The Lost Paradise
- RPO0103B Terrors of The Lost Paradise
Generic d20
- RPO4003 The Red Order
Modern Dispatch
- Necropolis Diaries, Anaheim (featured in Modern Dispatch #3)
- Rare and Unusual Weapons After the Fall (featured in Modern Dispatch #14)
Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch
- An Army Rises... (featured in Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch #1)
- Rolling Thunder (featured in Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch #7)
- Fall Into Darkness (featured in Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch #8)
- The Nest (featured in Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch #9)
- Inferno (featured in Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch #10)
- Vespuloids (featured in Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch #11)
- Old Timers (featured in Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch #12)
- Sunchasers (featured in Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch #13)
- Moe's Moving Picture Emporium (featured in Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch #15)
- The Temple of Unending Joy (featured in Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch #16)
- Manqala Den (featured in Post-Apocalyptic Dispatch #17)
Non-Game Fiction
- RPO0128 Burning Lands (novel), a science fiction novel that takes place 300 years after World War III; the world of the novel is mentioned in Junot Díaz's novel The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao[9]
References
- ^ a b c http://www.slideshare.net/peterbuck/word-file-of-interview-with-chris-davis-and-dominic-coveydocdoc [dead link]
- ^ https://archive.org/details/a-24s-the-green-knight-starter-set/Abandon%20All%20Hope/page/1/mode/2up
- ^ https://archive.org/details/lot-fprules-magic-free-no-art/page/n171/mode/2up
- ^ https://archive.org/details/lamentationsoffl0000ragg/page/168/mode/2up
- ^ https://archive.org/details/childrensbooksin0001unse/page/400/mode/2up
- ^ https://archive.org/details/forthcomingbooks0000unse/page/1422/mode/2up
- ^ https://archive.org/details/gurps-fallout-compilation/page/72/mode/2up
- ^ https://archive.org/details/stargate-sg-1-roleplaying-game/Stargate%20SG-1%20-%20Living%20Gods/page/175/mode/2up
- ^ Díaz, Junot (2019). 阿宅正傳 [The Stay-at-Home Story] (in Chinese). China Times Publishing . p. 259. ISBN 9789571377568. Retrieved 2023-10-31 – via Google Books.
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