Here’s some information on the major differences between Dark Dungeons and the Rules Cyclopedia, in the author’s own words. There are very few changes that are deliberate “house rules” as opposed to merely having to try to come up with … Continue reading →
The final version of Dark Dungeons, an OGL retro-clone of the best single book version of TSR’s D&D game ever published, is now available in hardback and softcover from Lulu and as a free PDF. While the system rules are … Continue reading →
As promised, here is a very early draft of Microlite75/Gryphons & Grognards. I’ve put a PDF copy up on Mediafire here: Download Gryphons & Grognards Version 0.05. I’ve really barely started, but the character classes are complete and many minor … Continue reading →
Matt Finch has announced that Swords & Wizardry will now be published by Black Blade Publishing. This should get Swords & Wizardry into game stores. The S&W PDF will still be free. Here’s the press release. Black Blade Publishing to … Continue reading →
Some of the comments to my post on The Gray Book yesterday that The Gray Book was too much like AD&D to be considered OD&D confused me. The only reason I can think is that the 1e retroclones have given … Continue reading →
This post is one 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 campaigns … 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 →
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 →
Microlite Version 2.0 is now available for free download. Over 2000 copies of Microlite74 version 1.1 have been downloaded since its release on October 6th last year. Microlite74 is dedicated to the memory of E. Gary Gygax and Version 2.0, … Continue reading →