Mathieu Gaborit

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Mathieu Gaborit is a French writer of fantasy and science fiction and a designer of tabletop role-playing games. He discovered role-playing at the age of ten through a Dungeons & Dragons starter box. In 1994 he co-created the steampunk game Ecryme with Guillaume Vincent, which won a Casus Belli prize and led to his first novel, Souffre-Jour, published in 1995. He has also worked in video games as a writer and level designer for studios including Infogrammes, Ubi Soft, Delphine Software and Spiders, on titles such as Outcast and Heroes of Might and Magic VI. His other books include Les Chroniques des Féals (2000-2002) and Chronique du soupir (2011), and he shared the 2000 Prix Bob-Morane for Confessions d'un automate mangeur d'opium, written with Fabrice Colin.

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Les Chroniques des Crépusculaires

  • Core Canon books: 7
  • Current rank: #678 in the official ranking
  • Weighted average: 3.82
  • Award recognitions: None recorded

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