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<blockquote data-quote="Simon Miles" data-source="post: 9210897" data-attributes="member: 6963474">The Old School Essentials (OSE) is a specific game based on Basic/Expert D&amp;D but they also do a version called OSE Advanced which is closer to 1st Edition AD&amp;D.&nbsp; As Whizbang Dustyboots says, the OSR term is widely used to refer to any game based on AD&amp;D or BECMI D&amp;D; that is they generally have 6 stats, hit points and classes and/or races, ascending or descending Armour Class and attack rolls on d20. This usually means that anything written for any OSR will usually work with any other OSR or D&amp;D with little or no adjustments. Our own products were written originally for OSRIC but then to include OSE Advanced (which only included ascending armour class) but are generally completely good for all the OSRs I have seen and the original 1st and 2nd Edition AD&amp;D with little or no changes. It's a great community to be a part of and there are LOADS of great stuff out there.Simon Miles<a href="http://www.dunrominuniversitypress.co.uk" target="_blank">www.dunrominuniversitypress.co.uk</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Simon Miles, post: 9210897, member: 6963474"] The Old School Essentials (OSE) is a specific game based on Basic/Expert D&D but they also do a version called OSE Advanced which is closer to 1st Edition AD&D. As Whizbang Dustyboots says, the OSR term is widely used to refer to any game based on AD&D or BECMI D&D; that is they generally have 6 stats, hit points and classes and/or races, ascending or descending Armour Class and attack rolls on d20. This usually means that anything written for any OSR will usually work with any other OSR or D&D with little or no adjustments. Our own products were written originally for OSRIC but then to include OSE Advanced (which only included ascending armour class) but are generally completely good for all the OSRs I have seen and the original 1st and 2nd Edition AD&D with little or no changes. It's a great community to be a part of and there are LOADS of great stuff out there. Simon Miles [URL='http://www.dunrominuniversitypress.co.uk']www.dunrominuniversitypress.co.uk[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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