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Holy moly, the only adjustment made in my games by the 3 different DMs were to give more PSP to balance the number of encounters we had.
I've been using for ages the original content but suddently, 2 people wanted to play a psionicist but the original book is too complicated it seems for new people to understand but this one? Wow, it's so simple and direct without a lot of unnecessary terminology.
Thank you very much!
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I had trouble running the adventure due to the lack of monster information, and the introduction and entrance could've been a bit more detailed. Other than that I used the lore provided to create an adventure that my group found at least halfway interesting and I used it for free to get a session or two of content.
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This has most of not everything id need for making a more entertaining and fleshed out campaign in Old School Essentials.
When I first tried out a B/X clone, the biggest complaint I got from a friend was how bare minimum the system was. Fang Faith and Legerdemain pretty much gives me everything id need to make the system more complete like newer versions of D&D.
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A fantastic resource immediately useable at most old school tables. 100% worth every penny.
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This has been excellent for me in creating a hexcrawl for my Beyond the Wall campaign. Highly recommend. The worksheets were super helpful in understanding how to utilize each table. Formatting is clear and concise.
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Great 'Zine! It's no Kobold Quarterly or Dragon, but an obvious labor of love by a true gamer. A couple of cool unique characters, some charts and maps, drawings, and adventure called "The Undertemple of Arkon, a few tales/short stories, weapons; dude, this is the kind of thing I've always wanted to do but have absolutely no time or technology to accomplish. One can never go wrong reading things like this. The author's own "Old School" style system (Old School Adventures or OSA) seems to be the basis for everything and looks like everything could be easily converted to whatever OS Game you might play. Very well done.
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A lot of work was put into this accessory and I find it very useful and inspiring.
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One of the best products I have ever gotten! This book breathes new life into the monsters of any campaign, and puts veteran players back on there toes.
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This is a high quality supplement, obviously not spit out of some corporate machine. It's worth paying actual money for - for both the aesthetic and the substance. It is worthy of a connoisseur's dm binder. This is the real deal, not a clone. It seems the person is an insider to the original D&D world.
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A great PWYW item! Easily inseretably into any old-school fantasy RPG game (PC levels 4 or so).
The premise of an old lost race, ruins in what could be an exotic locale, and - most importantly - lots of options for a DM to add creatures of their own - make this really useful.
I'm a fan!
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A nice 40 page companion to the other D30 product D30 Sandbox. I'm likely to print out both as a single print task.
Full of well organized content for the DM.
Well worth your few bucks.
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40 pages of above average content printed in what looks like Landscape format layout.
If you are a DM with a fondness for random generation products, this one is worrth considering.
You certainly get your 3 bucks worth of content. I'm likely going to add this to my printing tasks.
It might sit well on your tablet of choice.
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This module has a number of things going for it, including the Egyptian theming; the strong support for multiple classic editions (Original, all three versions of Basic, and AD&D 1st Edition); the material for expanding the adventure into a full campaign; and most importantly, its being a free product. On the other hand, the temple dungeon is merely OK, and they seem to over-emphasize the child-murder aspect. The main thing that lost me, however, was the inclusion of a trap that compels victims to have sex with any creature around them - including animals - which is just unpleasant. (Also posted on Goodreads)
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It's an excellent reenterpritation of the Psionic rules from Advanced DnD for the B/X environment. These rules had me drop the Mystic class as presented in BECMI for the clases presented in this suppliment for my home brew setting. I highly recommend picking it up.
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Do you like rolling dice?
Have you ever been accused of being a dice goblin?
Do you want to explore and traverse a massive fantasy world?
Well then this product is for you! It's got tables on tables on tables! Hexs, terrain features, temples, castles, 6 different kinds of NPCs, coats of arms, pilgrims, merchants!
Yes the stats are more geared towards 3rd edition DnD. But be honest. You didn't come here for the stats anyway.
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