Labyrinth Lord - Advanced Edition Companion

[juboke]

The Advanced Edition Companion (complimentary no-art version) is now available free at the Goblinoid Games wesite.

 

[Treebore]

Yeah, that is very cool of him to offer such a version so I can know if I am interested enough by its contents to know if I really want a print version. I love these kinds of "previews"!

 

[Raven Crowking]

Beautiful work!

 

[Goblinoid Games]

Thanks for the kind words! I'm very proud of how this book turned out. The core rules are great on their own, but the whole potential scope of the game changes when you add the Advanced Edition Companion. It makes it an easy transition to first edition gaming.

 

[MadLordOfMilk]

I really like the take on it - that is, making it effectively a basic/AD&D mash-up

 

[JeffB]

I really like the take on it - that is, making it effectively a basic/AD&D mash-up

I as well- since this is pretty much how I've always played D&D since the beginning (first the LBBs with some AD&D stuff thrown in, later the Moldvay/Cook/Marsh rules with some AD&D stuff thrown in). I enjoy 4E now too, but when I run the older games- it's back to that MMC + AD&D formula (though now- with the amount of OSR material available expanding M/C/M- like "The Companion Expansion" or systems like BFRPG, the AD&D part is not really necc)

Looking fwd to getting this in print!

 

[S'mon]

I tried to reply yesterday, but my post got eaten. Anyway, great work Dan! This should come in very handy indeed when I restart my LL campaigns in a few months. I love how you bring in elements of AD&D's breadth and complexity while maintaining full compatibility with existing LL. Setting Hit Dice according to LL norms while including an optional "Advanced Hit Dice" table was a simple idea that approaches a work of genius, IMO.

 

[Goblinoid Games]

Thanks S'mon! So far I've been blown away by all the great feedback. I'm glad it's being received in the way I intended.