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So far I am enjoying the OSE Advanced for getting the feeling of more advanced OSR style play. I would be definitely recommending of it.

I was being friends with the party paladin and using my spells for her benefit, and she in turn was being my shield. This was lasted for 5 levels. I have many good adventures this way and created an interesting bond with the paladin in the process.

Thanks to you for that, I am enjoying that advice of Tom Moldvay! I will add it to my knowledge for when I am beginning my next game.

Ah, yes. I am not being experienced enough in OSR to be recognizing that needing of that, so thanks to you for that as information!

I am not having any that I can offer to this, but I am very interested in following of what you come up with.

I am being trying out OSE for the last few days and it is my new system of choice. I have been playing S&W and Basic Fantasy in the past, and OSE is now being the best for me. Barrowmaze is being on our list to play in the new campaign next year and I am believe OSE will do great.

Those classes are looking very thematic to which I would love to see more! Are you having a website or blog where you post this content?

Ah yes, my thanks to you, this have great information I am looking for!

I would love to be seeing a compiled list such as you mention. I am always been looking for more OSR style classes.

Which rules are you using? I was liking the Points of Light setting initially, but could never get into 4E.

I am mostly excited for the Dolmenwood release. I was missing the kickstarter and am very much looking forward.

I don't dislike these, but I am not loving them either. I am feeling that Critical Role can affording (financially and culturally) to be more creative than this. That being said, I like the colors.