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<blockquote data-quote="Zelligars Apprentice" data-source="post: 5072623" data-attributes="member: 26658">I praise your desire to run the &quot;old school experience&quot; as much as possible.&nbsp; Many of the suggestions in this thread are good ones.&nbsp; As has been said before, OD&amp;D/Basic is very much a &quot;do-it-yourself&quot; type of game.As you may gather from my user name, I have a special place in my heart for B1, and have used it several times to introduce new players to D&amp;D.&nbsp; Good job!That said, there is one minor nitpick I have: The secret doors to/from the entrance corridor are one way, but they are one way *from the inside*.&nbsp; In other words, your PCs should NOT have been able to open them from the entrance corridor (they were designed for guards to attack the flanks or rear of intruders).&nbsp; At least, that's the way I always interpreted them.I look forward to hearing how the rest of the game goes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zelligars Apprentice, post: 5072623, member: 26658"] I praise your desire to run the "old school experience" as much as possible. Many of the suggestions in this thread are good ones. As has been said before, OD&D/Basic is very much a "do-it-yourself" type of game. As you may gather from my user name, I have a special place in my heart for B1, and have used it several times to introduce new players to D&D. Good job! That said, there is one minor nitpick I have: The secret doors to/from the entrance corridor are one way, but they are one way *from the inside*. In other words, your PCs should NOT have been able to open them from the entrance corridor (they were designed for guards to attack the flanks or rear of intruders). At least, that's the way I always interpreted them. I look forward to hearing how the rest of the game goes. [/QUOTE]

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