For those who follow OSRIC (the 1st Edition AD&D clone) there is some good news from Black Blade Publishing & Usherwood Publications... (as noted here on the Knights & Knaves boards):
I thought it might be a good idea to share our plans for the printing of the current OSRIC rules that we're undertaking, especially since the rules themselves, the art the book contains, and even the brilliant layout were the work-product of many, many people that donated their time and talent to bring OSRIC to its current state. And many of those contributors are members here at K&K, making this project very much a community affair.
At this time, we are looking to add a finite number of new pieces of art to OSRIC, to replace the green (or grey) chapter or section dividers in the book; we're having the current index expanded considerably; and we're fixing the remaining known errata.
As a contributing author to this rules-set, I am thrilled to see OSRIC get some much needed exposure.
Monday, January 31, 2011
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Moved in...
Well, moved into the new house this weekend and I am beat. Now for some rest, will resume posting later this week.
NFL surely has not gone my way (lousy Packers beat my Falcons)...
NFL surely has not gone my way (lousy Packers beat my Falcons)...
Monday, January 17, 2011
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Redwald Bestiary
For those not in the know, Lee Reynoldson has been working on a Swords & Wizardry variant about Anglo-Saxon outlaws during the dark ages. The game is called Redwald and I have had the pleasure of doing the layout on his play-test rules and bestiary. You can go to Lee's blog here and send him an email to request a copy of the play-test rules, however I am hosting the bestiary here on my site. You can find the bestiary here (and on my download side bar).
Do yourself a favor and check this game out, it is a very cool setting and I think it may be one of the best projects created for S&W in a long time.
Do yourself a favor and check this game out, it is a very cool setting and I think it may be one of the best projects created for S&W in a long time.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
First draft up for viewing...
I have uploaded my first draft of the EPT rules (without the setting) in my download section (and it can be found here). The working title is "Swords of Abandon" - not sure if that will stay though. I have finished the rules up to the combat section, and did not include the rules for starting characters as creatures of 1 hit dice or greater.
This draft may have tons of misspellings and grammatical errors as it was done in a rush to push through my ADD problems. So keep that in mind, and this is not a final draft. I still need to review it when I have more time.
If anyone would like to submit some art for this project, I would be happy to accept it. I don't plan to sell this, so I can't pay any artists. This book will be a free download when I finish it.
This draft may have tons of misspellings and grammatical errors as it was done in a rush to push through my ADD problems. So keep that in mind, and this is not a final draft. I still need to review it when I have more time.
If anyone would like to submit some art for this project, I would be happy to accept it. I don't plan to sell this, so I can't pay any artists. This book will be a free download when I finish it.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
EPT Rules without the Petal Throne...
I have been slaving away the last couple of days on a player's handbook for 1975 rules for Empire of the Petal Throne without the references to EPT. Basically just a new clone using those rules for gaming. I hope to complete this document this week and put it up for download. I really like the way characters are generated and handled in this version of the game (especially the skills/spells generation for priests and magic-users). I also dig the damage dice used by fighting men in combat (and to a lesser extent priests & magic-users).
Not sure if anyone will find it useful, but it has been fun putting it together.
Not sure if anyone will find it useful, but it has been fun putting it together.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Updated version of the Modern Firearms rules.
I have just uploaded a cleaned up version of my Modern Firearms rules that I converted from the old Dragon article and intended to use for my RESISTANCE setting. It can be downloaded here, and in the sidebar area.
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