There’s an excellent zine about Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game called Punho do Guerreiro (Warrior’s Fist) which is put together by the amazing Brazilian SF:STG fandom.

But that doesn’t do you much good unles you speak Portuguese…

…Until Now!

Well technically until last November, I’m a little late posting about it here.

Richard “Bat” Brewster is translating these into English, and they are amazing! Big thanks to Richard and the Brazilian contributors to Punho do Guerreiro!

You can find Punho do Guerreiro translated into English here.

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You can own a piece of SF:STG history!

A short time ago on social media I posted the original cover art asking if anyone had the source or a larger image. Since then I found both myself, on an art auction site. It’s pretty cool seeing it in a frame on a legit auction site, heh. Also the scan is large enough to admire the brush strokes.

It looks like it was last bought for $875.00 and the current owner is taking offers. [link]

KEVIN MURPHY (American, 20th Century)
Streetfighter: The Storytelling Game, manual cover, 1994
Oil on board
27 x 20.5 in.
Signed lower right

From the Frank Collection.

White Wolf’s Street Fighter: The Storytelling Game role-playing game was published in 1994. Based on the world of the Street Fighter video games, it used a variant of the storyteller system popularized in White Wolf’s World of Darknessgames. Now out of print, it remains popular for its concise rules and accurate emulation of the game.

Condition Report*:

No apparent condition issues. Not examined under UV.  Framed to an overall size of 29.75 x 22.75 inches.