The Bundle of Holding has a deal on the OSR Castle Oldskull RPG from author Kent David Kelly.
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Reign of Discordia pitches Kickstarter with 5e and White Star editions and free zines for backers are expected
Rogue Genius Games, the publishing company from Owen Stephens, has teamed up with RPG vet Darrin Drader for Reign of Discordia.
The impressive Knock! returns for issue 3
Issue the Third is yet another thick, slick brick of that magical brew of old and new across the spectrum of our common interests: game design essays, refereeing advice and procedures, weird AF encounters and NPCs, a mini-game or two, and of course a helmetload of random tables for all sorts of uses.
As good as the first: Knock! 2 is a gazette of weird OSR insight
The art is incredible and frequent, and enough to push Knock! 2 firmly into that impressively professional look that some zines never reach.
Stellagama Publishing releases OSR sci-fi Cepheus Deluxe
Cepheus Deluxe puts you in the shoes of an adventurer visiting distant stars and encountering the unknown.
Old school feel with modern sensibilities: Chromatic Dungeons
As OSR fans might argue, there’s a concept of “rulings, not rules”, and therefore the feel of an old school game isn’t tied to the game mechanics era.
TSR Games (3) threatens legal action against OSR community
The Facebook Group Old School TSR Games has reported the new TSR Games has threatened legal action.
Izegrim Creations’ Chromatic Dungeons plans the old school feel but for the modern community
Chromatic Dungeons TTRPG. Bringing the old school feel of TSR era gaming into the modern community. That is, an OSR clone, with the feel of old school gaming, but with modern sensibilities of game design applied, and to be presented to be welcoming and representative of just how diverse our gaming community has become since the 80s.
Free to Download: OSRIC 1e (400+ pages of AD&D retro-clone)
OSRIC, Old School Reference and Index Compilation, is a recreation of AD&D 1e published in 2006. It’s one of the first and most successful D&D retro-clones.
Under Hill, By Water: An OSR game about turnip contests
The idea of Hobbits deciding to raid a dungeon and face death just to collect some gold coins is pretty farfetched.
