Friday, March 28, 2014

March Madness Non-D&D Blog Challenge: Day 28: What free RPG or what non-English RPG did you enjoy most?

What free RPG or what non-English RPG did you enjoy most?  That's easy: Old School Hack (OSH) by Kirin Robinson.  Old School Hack is absolutely brilliant.  It is a superb mix of Old D&D elements with modern game design.  You get all the flavor of the early editions of D&D but with a very streamlined and flexible set of rules.  Not only that but the rules, character sheets, and playing aids are all included in a free pdf of under 30 pages.  Along with OSH I would include the expanded version of it, Fictive Hack, by Andrew Shields.  I heartily recommend you check out both games.

I ran two sessions of this which were mini dungeon adventures.  The rules were a pleasure to play, both for the DM and the players.  Later, we adopted the Awesome Point rules for our Castles & Crusades game.

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