(an OSR-driven World of Dungeons game in an archipelagic Yoon-Suin)
(Illustrations by Richie)
In the Caves of Chaos...
- A friendly belu is wowed by the concept of cooked meat and tricked into exchanging its "second best" treasure (a sack of silver coins) for what is left of Adjo's magic …
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(an OSR-driven World of Dungeons game in an archipelagic Yoon-Suin)
Well, they found the Caves of Chaos. On the way:
- a visit to the Garden of Bao Yu, which might have been a dream (but if it was, how did Panya get that collection of useful leaves?)
- Adjo and Panya (and Cicak) split o…
My friend Ben asked me the other day, "What's the benefit of OSR? I mean, what does it give you for this game that you wouldn't get from another kind of system?" Thinking aloud, in written form, follows.
1) Underlying structures.
The classic six D&D stats kind of "don't do anything". Certa…
(an OSR-driven World of Dungeons game in an archipelagic Yoon-Suin)
originally posted 28 Aug 2017
I'll put the GMing notes up top so you don't have to scroll through a session write-up before deciding if it's interesting.
- Seafaring: my current procedure is... 1) roll for weather at the star…
The first session of the open-table, archipelagic Yoon-Suin campaign Kapuloan Kulon was on Tuesday 15 August 2017.
We played through a thinly reskinned "Something Stinks in Stilton" by Oli Palmer: the PCs (Adjo the ranger, Panya the wizard, Bennu the thief) were hired by a grumpy tea merchant to …
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