PLS aquired complimentary copies of The Coyote & Crow Core Rulebook  for our member libraries from Pe Metawe Games in Edmonton. Our Aquisitions Specialist, Rose Marie-Finch, saw an advertisement in a catalog from Library Bound. She then contacted them and made arrangements to get copes for our  member libraries. In August PLS CEO, Louisa Robison, picked up fourteen boxes of the title from from Pe Metawe Games. The above picture is of Louisa and David Plamondon, owner of Pe Metawe Games, when Louisa picked up the books earlier this month.

About Coyote & Crow

Coyote & Crow Games is a tabletop game publisher dedicated to bringing fantastic games to your table while also raising the voices, ideas, perspectives, and imagination of Indigenous creatives throughout the game industry. Coyote & Crow the roleplaying game, is a multiple award winning and nominated sci-fi and fantasy tabletop role playing game set in a First Nations alternate future where colonization never happened. This game was created and lead by an all Native team. In March 2021, Coyote & Crow became one of the most successful role playing games to ever fund on Kickstarter, raising more than $1 million dollars. For more information about Coyote & Crow and the RPG, check out their website here. 

Coyote & Crow Rule Book 

• ROLEPLAYING GAME: Take on the roles of epic characters in a unique science fantasy roleplaying game set in an alternate future where colonization of the Americas never happened.

• CRAFT LEGENDS: The characters you play will become legends themselves and you'll cooperatively craft these stories together with heroes who are powerful and skilled but also flawed and unique.

• CUSTOM RULES SYSTEM: Uses a system based on d12 dice. These dice can come separately or you can use the mobile dice app. The system is easy to use and built to keep game play flowing.

• INDIGENOUS WRITING TEAM: Written by a team of Indigenous writers from all over North America. They bring an array of Native American experiences and perspectives to this vision of Indigenous futurism.

• HIGH PRAISE: Received high praise from critics and received a prestigious Nebula Award nomination for game writing, making it among a short list of tabletop games to ever receive such recognition.

This is the advertisement Rose-Marie saw.