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Whizbang Dustyboots
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How many lira?
Scribe
Legend
I couldnt say, but I didnt want to mislead by saying 'wow a million' despite our shared $ symbol.
Nikosandros
Golden Procrastinator
About 1.3 billions Italian lira.
I'm in Norway, and I'm still blowing my budget on this bad boy. Pining for the fjords is free....
I was already in the process of writing a Fae-adjacent OSR rules set to really lean into Dolmenwood and other Fae-adjacent stuffs, so I've put that on the backburner in favour of running DW out of the box. That said, I'm going to take a lot of the setting and scenario ideas I've had and weave them into a DW supplement of some kind. I've also offered the players in the PbP I'm going to run as soon as I have the PDFs the opportunity for their PCs to appear in that same supplement in some fashion. Exciting times. I love this hobby.
b/x is popular because it's an easy lingua franca for dnd-style games. For most OSR systems all you need is the HD of the monster and everything else can be derived at the table. Games like Knave and Black Hack are explicit about how to do this, for example. That said, some systems require more conversion, Cairn for example (though, I wouldn't be surprised if Cairn adds conversions for all the DW monsters to its website for free).
Charles Dunwoody
Man on the Silver Mountain
This update notes more dungeon exploration rules:
Dolmenwood Player's Book — New Material
(Header art by Pauliina Hannuniemi.) Built around the acclaimed Old-School Essentials rules, Dolmenwood presents a familiar game with a unique new setting inspired by folklore, fairy tales, and weird fiction. Streamlined rules and helpful introductory materials guide new players, while veteran...
necroticgnome.com
- Expanded options for dungeon exploration, including rules for travelling along safe paths, sleeping in the dungeon, food in dungeons, and exiting the dungeon.
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Charles Dunwoody
Man on the Silver Mountain
And Dolmenwood now has many of the OSE rules included so will likely also have some version of:
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