OSRIC setting?

[jdrakeh]

Are there any OSRIC compatible settings out there (i.e., settings designed specifically via OSRIC)?

 

[Crothian]

Yes

World of Arkara: Gazetteer of the Known World

 

[jdrakeh]

Any others? I ordered a hacover copy of OSRIC and plan to run a "first edition feel" game soon, but want to do it in a setting other than a traditional TSR offering.

 

[Voadam]

Keepers of Linguisia is close. Its designed for Castles and Crusades instead of Osric so it will have ascending instead of descending AC. Still 342 pages for $8.

 

[Voadam]

Also Pembrooktonshire is a small detailed village designed for use with original D&D rules or retroclones.

 

[jdrakeh]

Keepers of Linguisia is close. Its designed for Castles and Crusades instead of Osric so it will have ascending instead of descending AC. Still 342 pages for $8.

Oooo! I had thought about ordering this in print, but decided against it (as the printed book has no page numbers according to the review on Lulu). I had no idea that it was available as a PDF, which will mitigate the issue with (or, rather, without) page numbers. Thanks for the link!

 

[jdrakeh]

Also Pembrooktonshire is a small detailed village designed for use with original D&D rules or retroclones.

I had looked at some of the LotFP products, but I think they're less detailed than what I would like (i.e., I'm looking for a world setting, not a thorp).

 

[Umbran]

Keepers of Linguisia is close...

... but has the unfortunate problem of making people think of Portugese sausage instead of gaming

 

[avin]

HAHAHAHA lingüiça is also very popular in southern Brasil

 

[grodog]

Hmmmm, sounds like a nice opportunity for a publisher....