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I've been working my way through the final chapter of the Compleat Rules, basically dealing with campaign design (Underworld, Wilderness and the Realm) as well as some miscellaneous referee advice. The original plan was to include samples of each of the three main elements - a maze (a.k.a. a...

Bound to be. ;) Just my humble interpretation of the style.

Time for another little BLUEHOLME™ Compleat Rules sneak peek – this time, an in-progress shot of the sample dungeon map. Of course, in the spirit of BLUEHOLME™, those of you with a long history in the game may spot some homages in there.

Just a small update - the current D100II SRD is Version 1.3. You can get it from Basic Roleplaying Central or directly from the Dreamscape Design website. In other news, GLYPHMASTER™ is making a comeback, as a fully-playable RPG based on the D100II SRD. You can find out more on the Gringle's...

Last night I finished the first draft of Part 7: Treasures. That means I am now on the last chapter, Part 8: Campaigns. This chapter will be about designing adventures in the Underworld, the Wilderness, and the Realm. There will also be a slice of advice for referees on campaigns, house rules...

Things are moving nicely in the BLUEHOLME™ Compleat Rules writing department. One of the additions compared to the Prentice Rules is that there are more examples. So, tell me - what sort of things would you like to see clarified in the rules? Are there any particular procedures you find a little...

I hope the interior will live up to the promise. :cool:

BLUEHOLME™ Compleat Cover Art As I've mentioned elsewhere, BLUEHOLME™ Compleat Rules will feature new, original artwork. I haven't yet decided on funding options for the interior art, which will be black & white line art both to keep printing costs down and to maintain the old-school feel...

It works for me, but try going through my front page: http://dreamscapedesign.net/

I've posted a more comprehensive update of where I am and where I'm going with the BLUEHOLME™ Compleat Rules on the Dreamscape Design website: http://dreamscapedesign.net/2013/03/30/blueholme-complete-rules/

Outdoor Survival was a boardgame with a wilderness hex map that OD&D referred to for use in wilderness hex crawl adventures. That would be nice - but they really should have included Chainmail and S&S. The price of the booklets has to be a pretty small proportion of this package. Still, any way...

Well, now, reception seems to be pretty up-beat about Blueholme. Check out this post for some links to blogs reviews: http://dreamscapedesign.net/2013/01/27/blueholme-reviews/

Or you could try the free Holmes simulacrum "BLUEHOLME Prentice Rules" available from DTRPG and RPGNow. ;)

Thanks for that, mach1.9pants. :cool:

And here it is: the free introductory adventure, the Maze of Nuromen, is available from DTRPG and RPGNow (just search for Blueholme or Dreamscape).

I don't think I have the post count yet to allow me to post links, but just search for "Blueholme" on DTRPG or RPGNow and you'll find it right away. Googling "Blueholme" and "Dreamscape Design" will also take you to my website with the links. Yes, there are some small differences - for example...

BLUEHOLME™ Prentice Rules Available Now - Free! The BLUEHOLME™ Prentice Rules are finished and available free of charge from DTRPG and RPGNow. Get your copy while they're hot!

I was just going to compile an errata document for the Holmes Basic Rules, but it assumed a will of its own and became a retro clone ... Blueholme: A Simulacrum Dreamscape Design Dragonsfoot • View topic - [Holmes] Blueholme: a Simulacrum

The first two chapters of the AEON Quickstart playtest files (Character Generation and Skills) are up on the BRP forums. Please go and check them out! :)

Hopefully no-one will be confused between a scifi cartoon and an ancient fantasy RPG! Though I'm willing to consider buy-out offers ... ;)