Three weeks, twenty posts.  Today I get to Swords and Wizardry, where a little bit of complexity begins creeping into the OSR family.  ...

      Legendary, reviled Carcosa.  I'd come across references to the fabled, unofficial 'Supplement V' to D&D, eventually I ...

    Another stalwart OSR system.  A bit more choices than LotFP, but quite well thought out and laid out.  I did need to jump to the Advance...

     After seventeen posts spanning games published over thirty four years, I finally reach the OSR with James Raggi's opus.  And I can ...

    Today takes us to Germany for what I understand to be one of the most popular RPGs in Central Europe.  I almost  played this in my old g...

Slaver Demon from Infernum      Mongoose Publishing took the OGL and went straight to Hell with this game.  Literally, all action is confine...

   3rd Edition, where the OSR took it's own course, thanks, I think, to the Open Game License.  Really don't know it was probably ei...