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About Coyote & Crow
Coyote & Crow LLC formed in 2021 to publish our book, Coyote & Crow the Roleplaying Game after its incredible Kickstarter success. It’s a game set in an alternate future where colonization never happened in the Americas and it’s created and led by a team of Natives. In 30 days we raised more than 1 million dollars and tapped into the passions of more than 16,000 backers.
Our goal in creating our first book was to have to have as many Native members on the team as possible and especially in key creative positions. In addition, raising the voices of women and marginalized people are at the core of our principles. My hope is to get this game into the hands of Indigenous people who have maybe never played an RPG previously and to provide them with a positive portrayal of Native American cultures from a fresh, hopeful perspective.
With the incredible success of the Kickstarter, Coyote & Crow is now more than just just a core game book. What we’re evolving into is still unfolding, but our mission is the same. Bringing diverse perspectives to gaming from marginalized voices, especially those of Indigenous ancestry. And making sure those games get into the right hands.
For information on the game, future Coyote & Crow products, licensing, or other business matters, please use the contact form above and your email will go directly to Connor Alexander, the owner.
About Connor Alexander
Connor Alexander is a proud citizen of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. Born in California, he currently lives in Seattle. A nerd since he was old enough to watch classic Star Trek reruns, and a punk since he was able to buy his first pair of Doc Martens, Connor spent years wandering around Turtle Island through a myriad of careers, finally settling into a degree and career in film and television. In 2014, he took his first steps into working in the hobby game industry and hasn’t looked back. He’s worked for a game store, in game distribution, and since starting Coyote & Crow has been awarded multiple awards for Coyote & Crow, including the Diana Jones Award for Excellence in Gaming.
Chief Hoskin of the Cherokee Nation with Connor Alexander, the owner of Coyote & Crow Games.
Appearances and Presentations
Connor Alexander is available for presentations, webinars, convention appearances, etc. Travel, hotel and appearance fees are required for in person experiences. Online presentations may also involve a fee. Appearance fees may be waved for non-profit or Indigenous organizations. Connor is not available as a Story Guide for live play or streaming games but we have experienced Story Guides willing to take on those opportunities. Please email us at Events AT coyoteandcrow DOT net and Connor will get back to you.