I finally had a chance to go through the rest of that box of papers I found Palace of the Vampire Queen in. I discovered a few additional RPG items published in the late 1970s (and, near the bottom of … Continue reading →
I found a box full of old papers from the 1970s Sunday and was going to toss it out as it looked to be old papers from college. Fortunately, I decided I had better at least glance through the stuff … Continue reading →
Barbarians of Lemuria is a surprisingly simple and robust swords & sorcery RPG. It’s one of the best non-retroclone RPGs if you want to do swords & sorcery. This new PDF combines the Barbarians of Lemuria rules with the excellent … Continue reading →
I’ve added psionic combat to the optional Psionics rules in Microlite75 at the request of one of my players. He thought that if I was going to do psionics, I shouldn’t leave half of it out. This version of psionic … Continue reading →
I’ve had a request for an optional Adventurer class for Microlite75. The Adventurer class meant to be the only class used (at least by Player Characters) in the game. It is intended to be used in more swords-and-sorcery style campaigns … Continue reading →
One of my players mentioned in an email this morning that those playing in my current Wilderness campaign (which was recently converted from OD&D to Microlite75) have a major perk: their suggestions for Microlite75 get heard. He has a point, … Continue reading →
I’m going to add an equipment list to Microlite75 this weekend. Believe it or not, this has been one of the most requested additions for both Microlite74 and Microlite75. However, I have a problem. All editions I’m aware of of … Continue reading →
I’m often asked why I play old RPGs instead of whatever the current fad is or whatever the latest edition of the game I’m playing is. Of course, most people asking are really asking why I have no interest in … Continue reading →