mail me	Production Notes
	Okay, so SLAYERS EAST wasn't ever a TV show. It was a role-playing game run by me, Morgan Davie, for a small group of lucky participants. My mission with SE was twofold: to mimic the style of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV show in game form, and to build a new group from people I had never gamed with regularly before. The SLAYERS EAST game was a huge success. There were aspects of Season One that left me dis-satisfied, but by Season Two I figured out what I was doing wrong and I think of seasons two and three as some of the finest role-playing work I have ever had the privilege of experiencing. SLAYERS EAST used the Time Lord rules set, when it used a rules set at all. These rules, by Ian Marsh and Peter Darvill-Evans, have been released into the public domain and are available for download here (about halfway down the page, in several different formats).

Production Notes

Okay, so SLAYERS EAST wasn't ever a TV show. It was a role-playing game run by me, Morgan Davie, for a small group of lucky participants.

My mission with SE was twofold: to mimic the style of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV show in game form, and to build a new group from people I had never gamed with regularly before.

The SLAYERS EAST game was a huge success. There were aspects of Season One that left me dis-satisfied, but by Season Two I figured out what I was doing wrong and I think of seasons two and three as some of the finest role-playing work I have ever had the privilege of experiencing.

SLAYERS EAST used the Time Lord rules set, when it used a rules set at all. These rules, by Ian Marsh and Peter Darvill-Evans, have been released into the public domain and are available for download here (about halfway down the page, in several different formats).