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<blockquote data-quote="Enrahim2" data-source="post: 8956261" data-attributes="member: 7039850">I think it is fully appropriate to market this as OSR. While the game do not force the OSR style in the same way more pure OSR games does, it appear to allow for the playstyle with ease. Moreover if you look at the big 3 triangle of current bit RPG-trends: PbtA, WotC-D&amp;D and OSR, it is beyond a shadow of a doubt that this game is a lot closer to the OSR trend than any of the other two.And I for one welcome a game somewhat breaking the mold. I like rules light with high DM control, and strong compatibility with D&amp;D material. But I am not very into heavy resource management, high lethality and time spent &quot;pixel hunting&quot;. As such, I would really like more of the OSR-community come out and challenge some of those &quot;truisms&quot; about what OSR play should be. I really think there is a big fruitful design area around the current OSR games that remain unexplored, but that involve going a bit outside the standard thinking that I think now has already been very deeply examined and developed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Enrahim2, post: 8956261, member: 7039850"] I think it is fully appropriate to market this as OSR. While the game do not [I]force[/I] the OSR style in the same way more pure OSR games does, it appear to allow for the playstyle with ease. Moreover if you look at the big 3 triangle of current bit RPG-trends: PbtA, WotC-D&D and OSR, it is beyond a shadow of a doubt that this game is a lot closer to the OSR trend than any of the other two. And I for one welcome a game somewhat breaking the mold. I like rules light with high DM control, and strong compatibility with D&D material. But I am not very into heavy resource management, high lethality and time spent "pixel hunting". As such, I would really like more of the OSR-community come out and challenge some of those "truisms" about what OSR play should be. I really think there is a big fruitful design area around the current OSR games that remain unexplored, but that involve going a bit outside the standard thinking that I think now has already been very deeply examined and developed. [/QUOTE]

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