Our partner Akileos Publishing is responsible for the upcoming French edition of Dungeon Crawl Classics. We recently ran an interview they did with our own Dark Master, Joseph Goodman, as well as another interview conducted with Harley Stroh—but that’s not the end of it. Akileos had one more interview in them: Peter Mullen. This interview was already run on their site in French but the whole thing was conducted in English, and we thought you might want to read it for yourself. Here is the English version of the interview. This will give you some insight into Peter’s creative process, and the things that twisted his mind influenced his creativity! Hello Peter! Thanks for answering a few questions for us. First of all, could you first introduce yourself and tell us your background, how you discovered RPGs? Hello! My name is Peter Mullen. It was either ‘81 or ‘82 when my mother, who did the Christmas shopping at our house, picked up the Moldvay Basic set (with the Erol Otus cover) and the Star Frontiers boxed set for my two older brothers. I was horrified that Santa didn’t give them Star Wars action figures. Whatever they did it must have been pretty terrible! I remember looking through the books when they put them down and liking the pictures – especially the ones in Star Frontiers since it most resembled the Star Wars phenomenon at the time. After a while of not being included, as I was at that time the youngest, they finally let me in to play a fighter because their elf and wizard guys kept dying. Eventually, we got the Dungeon Master’s Guide, Players Handbook, and Monster Manual and that’s pretty much all we’ve ever played since. My high school friends and college buddies played 2nd Edition D&D but my brothers and I always stuck with either B/X or AD&D. Do you still play? Yes! As a good dad, the kids are being trained in the fun, wonder and intellectual growth provided by tabletop role-playing games! DCC RPG is great for us as it’s fast, easy to run, and doesn’t take a week to prepare! One of my big goals this year is to get the kids to write up their own adventures and get to be a player for once! Could you tell us more about your technique? Your...