A somewhat unusual situation has come up in my campaign, several characters have been coerced into entering a race with a large sum of money — and more importantly the honor of one of their noble patrons — at stake. … Continue reading →
There’s a lot of talk in some areas of the Net about the next official edition of D&D. Some people think that WOTC will try to create an edition of D&D that will bring back not only Pathfinder players but … Continue reading →
One of my favorite D&D monsters comes to (radio control) life: the Air Shark!
Continue reading →I’m trying to add a section on converting from the descending AC used in older editions to the ascending AC used in Microlite74 for the section on “0e Conventions” section in the Microlite74 rules. Here’s what I’ve come up with. … Continue reading →
The second beta of Microlite74 (Basic, Standard, and Extended) and Microlite74 Companion I are now available, just in time for my Wilderlands of High Fantasy campaign this afternoon. We are “officially” moving from Microlite75 to Microlite74 Extended today. Not that … Continue reading →
Dan over at Sword and Board posted his rankings of the D&D versions he’s played: D&D editions: How I rate them. I thought it would be fun to do likewise — or at least how I would rank them today … Continue reading →
Hill Cantons posted an interesting (and long) interview with Rob Kuntz today: No Borders: A Conversation With Rob Kuntz. In this interview, Rob talks about the change in direction at TSR after (0e) D&D showed signs of being really successful … Continue reading →
The following is the first revised and expanded version of the list of major old school fantasy RPGs and retroclones for Microlite74 Version 3.0. I’d added many of the games listed in comments on the original post a few days … Continue reading →
The first beta of the first volume of the Microlite74 Companion series “Optional Rules” is now available. Beta1 combines the optional rules from the Microlite74 2.0 Supplement “Ancient Auguries” with those from the Microlite75 GM’s book. Most of these optional … Continue reading →
Some GMs like to get picky and rule that player characters can’t do a lot of common everyday tasks at all unless they are of a certain character class or have taken a specific skill. Such GMs will not allow … Continue reading →