NACC 2022 Day 2: Coyote & Crow RPG: Stories of the World Called Makasing

The influences of many Native nations show through the first offering from Coyote & Crow Games in its core rule book, from developing a trade language to the world-building of uncolonized lands. Indigenous storytelling is a rich tradition that lends itself well to creating a world like that of Coyote & Crow.

This panel includes creative team members participating in world-building, art, and gameplay. They will share their inspiration and the journeys that led them, and all of us, to Makasing.

Production and sound by Aenimate Media Productions and The House of Songs. Also broadcasting on Arkansas CW.

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