It's there in the name. Dungeons and Dragons. From graph paper to 10 foot poles, D&D has long emphasized underground exploration. Even now, when we write hex crawls or towns or full-on campaigns, a dungeon is an expected piece of the set. Which is what makes...
I don't really know how I missed this great supplement by Gavin Norman when he put it out back in 2014 because this is the precise book that I have needed ever since Meatlandia began to fester and grow within the boiling vat of my mind....
I turned away from D&D in my 20's, partially because I was busy with other things: relationships, work, school, etc. and partially because the never-ending expansion of the game system kept making it harder and harder to keep up with and enjoy. Once I eventually...
I'm always on the lookout for good one-shots, as it's hard to get a game together on a regular basis and a lot of the people I game with nowadays are new to the game and have a more one-and-done type of mentality. So, when...
This nice little OSR supplement from James Spahn (http://halflingsluck.blogspot.com) provides easy to use rules for playing gothic adventures with your favorite retro-clone (it's written for Swords and Wizardry White Box, but is easily adaptable to any OSR system). At 48 pages, this book is just the right...
Finally! After years of searching for the perfect OSR retro-clone, I have finally found it! Gavin Norman's awesome little set of books condenses all of the rules from the original basic and advanced boxed set into pure, usable, bliss without adding the usual house-rules and...
