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QUESTION OF THE THREAD
>Your ideal mashup system would take bits from what?
Skills: LotFP
Saves: S&W
Spellcasting: DCC
Encumbrance: LotFP
Classes: LL - AEC
OSR General
Juan Powell
Juan Turner
That looks disturbingly like my home brew. Good taste, user.
Jack Powell
What Bestiarys are most useful for OSR games? Or just plain fun to read.
Some of my favorites are AC9 Creature Catalogue and DMR2 Creature Catalog.
Fun to Read: The lavishly illustrated Hackmaster Hacklopedia of Beasts which is for D20 games.
Oliver Martin
Is Advanced Fighting Fantasy considered an OSR game?
Caleb Thomas
Is it compatible with TSR's D&D stuff? If so, then yes. If not, then, no, it's just old-school, not OSR.
(Damn google, why you have me identify 20+ storefronts before you let me post?)
Nicholas Young
Previous thread: (It doesn't have OSR General in the subject and will be hard to find in the archives. It should have been linked in the OP)
Jonathan Ortiz
Anyone have a one page dungeon or a short adventure? Want to try out Labyrinth Lord with my group tomorrow and want to focus more on running the game than building it out.
Justin Walker
No not compatible at all but came out in mid 1980s. Very well known in UK as it is a spin off of the Fighting Fantasy Choose Your Own Adventure paperback book series by Steve Jackson (no relation to the American game designer of the same name).
Parker Long
>Encumbrance - LotFP
>Everything else - S&W Complete
Still looking for magic I like. I know DCC adds some interesting stuff but I really want weird, surreal, magic the players don't fully understand, that takes way longer than six seconds to cast, more like in Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser.
Carter Young
Do you mind telling me what the difference between the S&W Core and Complete books is?