OSR Week 2015 analysis

In today's post I will make a brief summary of the motivations and the effects of this OSR Week 2015 (in Spanish, Catalan and English) as well as the methodology used to carry it out and the obtained outcome.

OSR Week 2015: Clásicos del Mazmorreo

 

 

In the last installment of this OSR Week I will talk about of what had been without doubt this summer surprise: the future publication of Dungeon Crawl Classics by Other Selves.

OSR Week 2015: Clásicos de la Marca del Este

In today's post of the OSR Week 2015 I will talk about the three first installments of the Clásicos de la Marca series for the game Aventuras en La Marca del Este.

General characteristics of the series

Adventure modules of this series are characterized for ofering us adventures settled in the game universe of La Marca del Este and its structure and presentation are reminiscent of the original adventures for Dungeons & Dragons, like The Lost City, written by Tom Moldvay and In Search of Unknown, written by Mike Carr.

In Search of Unknown

The Lost City

OSR Week 2015: Realms of Crawling Chaos

In keeping with this week dedicated to Old School Renaissance (OSR) style role-playing games today I will talk about the supplement Realms of Crawling Chaos (a clear homage to the tale of the same title) and to Nyarlahotep), published by Goblinoid Games inside his range of supplemnents and adventures for Labyrinth Lord and its Advanced Edition Companion that's fully compatible with other games of this type I reviewed previously.

OSR Week 2015: Arrows of Indra

Let's imagine for a moment that the first role-playing game wasn't written in the West by Anglo-Saxon people but in other place... like the Indian subcontinent.

In this case would be logical that authors surely will have based this in flklore and traditions of this zone country and wouldn't write about Elfs, Dwarfs, mages or any other element reminding us of European medieval fantasy or pulp literature inspiring Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson at the time of writing Dungeons & Dragons.

If, as I explain in this introduction, this would take place surely we would have a game resembling Arrows of Indra, written by The RPGPundit and that will be the target of the review of this new post of the OSR Week.

OSR Week 2015: Adventurer Conqueror King System

With's today post I begin of what can be called as a Thematic Week devoted to Old School Renaissance (OSR) consisting in a series of revies of publications inside the scope of the role-playing games which recover and modernize the essence of the first edition of Dungeons & Dragons. Today I will talk about of Adventurer Conqueror King System by Autarch.

Semana OSR - Setmana OSR - OSR Week | 2015

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