Crack Kung Fu Fighting Bunnies Go! Submitted.

[pointyman2000]

Hey guys!

I just decided to make a game on the fly in the spirit of the 24hr RPG, and what I came up with is the Crack Kung Fu Fighting Bunnies Go! game.

If it isn't up yet, you can head over to and click on the link at the very bottom to get to the PDF.

[Penbot 2004]

[pointyman2000]

[Penbot 2004]

[pointyman2000]

[Penbot 2004]

[pointyman2000]

I just spent some time fixing this game up again. Version 1.5 is up for anyone interested!

It's got more setting info now and a character sheet to go along with it. I've changed the mechanics a bit and hopefully improved some of the writing.

Anyone interested in checking it out? If so, kindly go to:

and click on the link at the bottom of the page for the new Pdf.

Thanks again![/url]

[KaiyureGirl]

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