The number of games in the OSR is overwhelming. I think the best place to start is with a retro-clone.
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Book Review: Make to Know
Make to Know is a book about art and creativity. Ostensibly, it is for "creative people," but I think it has something for all of us to consider.
Review: The Elusive Shift: How Role-Playing Games Forged Their Identity
The book begins with "What is the thing that we call a role-playing game?" Jon Peterson doesn't answer that question but he did document the first conversations of people attempting to.
Why Do I Love Swords & Wizardry?
Brian of Welcome to the Deathtrap posted a nice review of Swords & Wizardry Complete on his blog last week. Swords & Wizardry Complete is a clone of the original Dungeons & Dragons 1974 rules plus the first supplements. If you want to have the experience of playing a unquestionably old school version of D&D, …
Recommended: The Witcher on Netflix
If you enjoy dark fantasy and are looking for some entertainment, I recommend The Witcher on Netflix. @witchernetflix #witcher
Recommendation: Three Books By Austin Kleon
Whether you are trying to figure out where creativity comes from, how to find an audience for your creations or how to keep going when your creativity seems to be failing you, I think you'll find something in one of these books that will help..
Rocketbook Beacons for Online Gaming
I received Rocketbook Beacons from my wife as a birthday gift this year. I hadn't used them very much until my game group moved our games to Skype a few months back. Recently I've been using them more and more. It's a great tool and I'll show you a bit of how I'm using them. …
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