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I created a simple character sheet for OLD. The idea on it is that dice ranking gho in the rounded boxes. Note its sized for A4 paper which is the standard in my part of the world, so It may end up a little shrunk for thouse of you using letter paper. Unlike the offical sheet this one is black...

I created a simple character sheet for OLD. The idea on it is that dice ranking gho in the rounded boxes. Note its sized for A4 paper which is the standard in my part of the world, so It may end up a little shrunk for thouse of you using letter paper. Unlike the offical sheet this one is black...

I created a simple character sheet for OLD. The idea on it is that dice ranking gho in the rounded boxes. Note its sized for A4 paper which is the standard in my part of the world, so It may end up a little shrunk for thouse of you using letter paper. Unlike the offical sheet this one is black...

I'm not look at page 136 I'm looking aty page 222 which reads: "Tipically without hustling a traveler moves at 1 mile per hour per point of SPEED" going by this and the scaling rules on page 228 it wasn't obvious to me how this is supposed to scale. Do you mean that speed N always means N...

Chapter six of OLD seems to be missing one important detail. It gives your speed per hour in miles, and it gives the cost of entering hexes, but how many hours of travel per day does normal travel assume, before you would require endurance checks. On the same token do the rules on hustling...

Can a druid who has taken the immunity to poisons exploit get drunk? My gut reaction is to say yes alcohol is a poison, and hence a Druid is immune to its effects. This could lead to some entertaining incidents at the tavern when the unassuming druid out drinks the local tough guy.

I'm actually about to start playing OLD, so I was comparing them to the other fantasy races. I could be wrong but the problem doesn't seem quite so glaring in NEW.

Like in so many tabletop games, I get the feeling that humans are wowfully under powered in WOIN. Or does the extra Expreince from being a natural Explorer offset their lack of other exploits suficently in the long run? What other powers could Humans get, to balance things a bit more? Maybe...