Hunter: the Walking Dead by Richard Dansky

by Richard Dansky, Ed Hall, Adam Tinworth

Graves yawn wide. Spirits haunt the living. Corpses pursue perverse agendas from beyond the grave. The gates to the next world swing wide. Is it the end of the world? Not if hunters can help it. Theirs is the power to put the dead to rest — once and for all.

The Walking Dead explores and explains the proliferation of ghosts and zombies in the lands of the living. These monsters are hunters’ greatest enemies, for they’re everywhere and are clearly abominations to everything right and good. And yet, why does hunters’ emergence and the rise of spirits seem to coincide? What is the hidden connection between the imbued and restless dead?

Genres: Role Playing Games, World Of Darkness

Paperback

First published March 30, 2000

About the author

By day, Richard Dansky works as a professional video game designer and writer for Red Storm/Ubisoft, with credits on games like Splinter Cell: Blacklist. By night, he writes fiction, with his most recent book being the short fiction collection SNOWBIRD GOTHIC. Richard lives in North Carolina with his wife and their inevitable cats, books, and collection of single malt whiskys.