Multiclassing was possible in 1970s versions of D&D, at least for demi-humans. Human could dual class in AD&D1e. Microlite75 does not yet have any rules for multiple classes, either for demi-humans or for humans. This is because I can’t decide … Continue reading →
The Dwarven Glory was one of the earliest professionally published standalone adventure module for D&D. Written by Pete and Judy Kerestan, it was published by Wee Warriors in 1977. The first edition was distributed by TSR for a brief time. … Continue reading →
I found a free Tunnels & Trolls like game on my hard drive yesterday. It’s called Lances & Labyrinths and the “introduction” describes the game as “What happens when you decide Tunnels & Trolls is too complicated.” That’s the entire … Continue reading →
FEZ I: Valley of Trees was the first of the FEZ modules published by Mayfair Games in their Role-Aids line of adventure modules — which were labeled as suitable for use with AD&D. The latter got TSR’s lawyers in a … Continue reading →
If you wonder why I prefer older versions of D&D or others rules lite games to the rules heavy monsters often published today, you only need to read part of Christian’s Exploring The Magnum Opus That Is Ptolus post over … Continue reading →