I stumbled across Gunsmoke & Goblins for Microlite20 last week. It’s been out since last August and I’m not sure how I missed it. It’s fantasy wild west setting for Microlite20. Take the “Wild West” and plop it down in … Continue reading →
As I have switched my personal rules to Swords & Wizardry, I am revisiting my ideas for For Gold and Glory. Instead of being a personalized version of Microlite74, it is going to be an “Old School” variant of Microlite20. … Continue reading →
Issue 4 of Fight On! is now available from Lulu in PDF as well as in print. The PDF release is especially important for old school players who live outside the US. They can now get a copy of the … Continue reading →
My Empire of Arn campaign world is full of gates. Gates leading to other planes, others planets, other universes. For most of Arn’s life, these gates have lead to other places within my own multiverse. However, that wasn’t the reason … Continue reading →
This post is the first of a series of house rule posts for the Swords & Wizardry Core Rules. (S&W is a free 0e retroclone.) These posts are draft conversions of some of the house rules I’ve used in my … Continue reading →
A new version of Ancient Auguries has replaced the old. This is a very minor typo update with three changes: * Microlite74 was typoed in the Header — Fixed.* The word “making” was left out of the Smite Clerical power … Continue reading →
With the release of Ancient Auguries today, I’m happy to announce that the Microlite74 project is essentially finished. At least it is on my end. While I’m sure there will be another typo correction release late this year and I … Continue reading →
Ancient Auguries has four pages of completely optional rules that can be used with Microlite74 Version 2.0. My intent in writing this supplement was both to provide some interesting optional rule sections and to show how flexible and easy to … Continue reading →
Matt Finch and crew have been hard at work on a slightly revised second printing of the Swords & Wizardry Core Rules. The main upgrades are more artwork and better layout, but some corrections and even some additional material have … Continue reading →
A friend of mine whose player group really wants to try 4e asked me if I had seen any rules or even ideas for playing 4e without minis and without grids. He’s willing to run some 4e for his players … Continue reading →