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They outright said that "the OSR part" is "the random part". I'm boggled there's any confusion / disagreement, unless I'm completely misreading everyone involved.

"The OSR part of DCC is more with the random tables and the themes of the adventures." -- Metroido Which is what they said. And you highlighted.

These look amazing. Excited!

For those wanting info on MCC... I recommend skipping it and using the Umerica supplements (Umerican Survival Guide, Umerica Unleashed, and more) for DCC. They're "more compatible" and frankly have better rules and character options if you're looking to do "Gamma World-ian post-apoc".

A secret from behind this GM's screen: My players come up with 75% of the campaign plots via tidbits from their backstories and convos at the table. I drop rumors and adventure hooks, but they usually ignore--or outright misinterpret--them and go nuts on their own. And it's the same no matter...

"And what's up with all these hobbit adventurers, anyway? Preposterous." "I'm totally against this very specific non-canonical thing set in a non-canonical RPG universe featuring non-canonical player-characters having non-canonical adventures. My suspension of disbelief is shattered."

An informed opinion is a worthwhile opinion. Yours is not. As a long list of freelancers, business associates, and others have been sharing in recent days, the dude continued his shifty activities well beyond the GOO "meltdown". Even behaved the same in his recent non-gaming career, according...

MacKinnon's shadiness needs to be broadcast far and wide. ENWorld should take a stand here, and not just mention the awfulness in a throwaway last line.

I had the first edition, and found the system utterly broken (when it wasn't outright incomprehensible). Is it actually playable this time around?

Could you provide the link, good sir? I'm blind as a bat, apparently. :)

Could you provide the link, good sir? I'm blind as a bat, apparently. :)

Howdy! I may be blind, but I can't find any of the web support for "Teenage Hot-Rod..." on the site. EN World Gamer #2 mentions details for Summerville and a recommended viewing list. Are these available? And if author Corey Reid is around, I have some questions for him regarding his vision...