Microlite81 1.0 Extended Silver is finished and ready for download. In case you’ve missed all the previous posts on Microlite81 and Microlite81 Extended, Microlite81 is to the B/X edition of the world’s best known tabletop RPG as Microlite74 is to … Continue reading →
Microlite81 1.0 Silver is finally finished and ready for download. In case you’ve missed all the previous posts on Microlite81, Microlite81 is to the B/X edition of the world’s best known tabletop RPG as Microlite74 is to the original 1974 … Continue reading →
The D&D Rules Cyclopedia is now available in pdf from DrivethruRPG/RPGNow/DNDClassics for US$9.95. This is the compilation of the rules from the D&D Basic, Expert, Companion, and Masters boxed sets by Frank Mentzer (from the 1980s) into a single handback … Continue reading →
Like old school D&D is my favorite fantasy RPG, old school Traveller is my favorite science fiction RPG — Classic Traveller to be specific. Mongoose Traveller is an updated version of Classic Traveller. Surprisingly, I find Moongoose Traveller to be … Continue reading →
When I announced this project, I figured it would only take a week to ten days to do as the material was written. All I had to do was strip out the campaign specific information (aka the “product identity”) and … Continue reading →
It looks like WOTC has released this week’s PDFs. The first one to catch my attention is DA2 Temple of the Frog (for BECMI). TSR lured Dave Arneson back in the mid-1980s to co-write four Blackmoor-based modules, the “DA” series. … Continue reading →
With the return of some of the TSR PDFs, it is possible to spend a very small amount of money and get a lot of play value with the B/X version of “Classic D&D”. The Basic and Expert rulebooks are … Continue reading →
I’ve already answered what seems to be the burning question, will Microlite74 continue now that legal TSR-era PDFs are returning in this post: Publication of Microlite74 Will Continue. However, the return of TSR-era PDFs has made me rethink my plans … Continue reading →
With the return of early D&D edition PDFs (find them at DNDClassics), I’ve had two emails asking me if Microlite74 will continue and one email bluntly telling me that I should stop publishing them so people will play more “real … Continue reading →
The classic module B1 – In Search of the Unknown is available for free for one week to celebrate the opening of DNDClassics. Module B1: “In Search of the Unknown,” forms a complete adventure for use with Dungeons & Dragons … Continue reading →