Download the Delving Deeper RPG Free

[waysoftheearth]

Hi All,

(Apologies if this is the wrong place to post this)...

I'm very pleased to announce that the unillustrated Delving Deeper Reference Rules are now available to one and all FOR FREE!

What is Delving Deeper you may ask?

Delving Deeper is an emulation of the original 1974 fantasy role-playing game, so return to a time when three alignments were enough, when a handful of character classes ruled, and when magic swords had their own ideas about who's boss...


You can download the Delving Deeper Reference Rules in three volumes from RPGNow absolutely free!

While you're there, check out all the other Delving Deeper goodies that people have already created.

And don't forget to share your Delving Deeper adventures at the Original D&D discussion forum


Enjoy!

 

[Treebore]

So this is a "clone" of the original 3 booklets?

 

[waysoftheearth]

In legalspeak, Delving Deeper is an "emulation" of the original 1974 version of the game we all love

 

[JeffB]

Nice job on these. As someone who started with those little books back in the day, and who owns and/or is familiar with all the other OSR OD&D variants, I would say (and will quote myself) you have got the cloniest of the clones with this product. I loves me some S&W WB, but DD is more true to the original and has a certain charm that WB does not.

Well done.

 

[waysoftheearth]

Thanks JeffB

Here's hoping that a whole bunch of young gamers will download DD and get of glimpse the beginnings of our hobby !

 

[Treebore]

Thanks JeffB

Here's hoping that a whole bunch of young gamers will download DD and get of glimpse the beginnings of our hobby !

My group is made up of 7 people 16 to 20 years old, who are my 3 kids and their friends. We regularly play Swords and Wizardry, so they have gotten the "glimpse". Plus I own the third printing of the Little Brown Books, so they have even gotten to look over what it originally looked like.

So when we play again this weekend I will let them know about these PDF's, in case they would like something so close to the originals. I am even thinking about printing out a set before then. If they want their own copies they can use the school printers.

 

[waysoftheearth]

That sounds fantastic Treebore! Spread the word