Will Mistreta continues collecting OSRIC errata.
Newest additions include notes for:
I've added them to the A4 and letter versions available here.
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In the previous posts I've focused on the specific publishers:
In this, probably last post (gotta keep my own wallet safe), I list my recommendations for materials compatible with TSR and OSR games. Most of the books bellow are settings and procedures, which makes it easy to take out elements you find interesting and use them in your game.
Dave Hargrave was a mad man. A very creative mad man. You might never play Arduin as written, which just like Palladium Fantasy was a bunch of AD&D 1E house rules, but you will walk away inspired like never before.
Weather? Weather! Never worry again. Never.
Factions? Factions! Never worry again. Never.
They used to make good setting books during 3E era. Here are a few I enjoyed.
Seriously, for less than $10 you can get material that will last you a lifetime whenever your players decide to go somewhere you haven't prepared for. As a bonus, below supercharges B1 and B2.
What, you want more variety than in Mike's dungeon. “Production qualities?” Well then you are in luck, because Simon Forster has written splendid digest-sized books of lairs:
The first publisher of OSRIC material. A lot of good stuff, but I picked few of more generic offerings I often use.
Do let me know your favourite OSR supplements. Just because my wishlist is big, doesn't mean it can't get bigger.
#BlackFriday2022 #Sale #Arduin #OSRIC #XRP #OSR
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Bryce was getting rid of some shit, which I was happy to take...
Grimmsgate (2020 version):
Dread Saecaroth:
Writing With Style: An Editor's Advice for RPG Writers:
#Postbox #OSR #SW #OSRIC #BFRPG #ACKS
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ACKS Axioms Compendium Volume I–VIII:
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Old School Reference and Index Compilation (OSRIC) is an OGL retroclone of the AD&D 1E. It restates PHB, DMG and MM in a single book, with minor modifications for legal reasons.
Version 2.2 was released in 2013, and is freely available on Lulu and DTRPG. Knights & Knaves Alehouse hosts a thread for tracking and cataloguing latest known errata.
Will Mistreta did an amazing job of compiling above thread into a single post:
Yes, it's another one of these. The longest one yet by a country mile, too. As per usual, I must emphasize that this document is 100% unofficial. It is not endorsed in any way by Stuart Marshall or the rest of the original OSRIC writing and editorial gang. That said, it's my hope that the long hours I and others have put in with this superb rulebook will one day be reflected in an even more superb updated version.
All page numbers reference the most up-to-date published edition available as of this writing.
Includes contributions from: Between3and20, Cobalt-60, EOTB, grodog, Guy Fullerton, Kellri, Kramer (RIP), Landifarne, PapersAndPaychecks, soner du, squeen, Steppenwolf.
Last updated: 5-26-2022.
I compiled Will's errata into a printable document:
Enjoy. Do share any errata in the above linked thread.
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