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I love ODD but don't get to play much as there are no local games and Roll20 is hit or miss, more miss actually. Are there any good modules/Adventures for 2 people? I know it's a difficult way to play but it's the only option right now. Not to turn this into a Let's Play thread, is anyone running any Skype games that needs another player? I'm interested in 1E and earlier.
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Jeffrey of YOSPOS posted:I've been trying like hell to be a player in a game but my schedule is hard to work around and I'm thinking of just accepting my forever-DM role and running something here - I'll let you know? It'd definitely be, uhh, moose head style with either labyrinth lord(BX/1e) or shadow of the demon lord. (Which I think actually fits the OSR ethos well despite not being a retroclone and having more complex character building.) I've played LL before but not shadow of the demon lord, although it looks interesting. Not sure what moose head style is.
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Pham Nuwen posted:With a horrifying crunching noise, your hand is severed at the wrist! You can gently caress that sky high!
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remusclaw posted:Late, but as someone who was into this stuff a while back, LL's reason for this was that apparently there was whole generation of players who came in through basic and "graduated" to AD&D who just sort of kept playing BX rules games with stuff from the advanced system tacked onto it. So that supplement is pretty much a bunch of usable AD&D stuff for your BX game. Yea, I was playing B/X when Advanced came out. We used it as an extension to B/X. We mostly pulled the classes from Advanced and continued using the B/X rules.
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Jun 13, 2018 16:40
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Looking for a recommendation. I have some family coming to visit for a week and am looking for things to do as a group. Board games is an obvious answer but I would like to try to DM a short D&D game. There are a couple that have or do play D&D so I'm not totally in the weeds with beginners. I'm looking for a module that is relatively short and moves at a good pace and would somewhat match the progress of a board game. Being absurd or humorous is a big plus as I need to get in some "your mom" jokes. I know that modules run longer than typical board games and that is OK but looking for something with a similar feel. I want to do B/X for the simplicity of the game and I have all the need books/resources. Age group is early 20s to mid 50s so I don't need to worry about turning children out for Satan.
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Jun 20, 2019 18:18
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Jeffrey of YOSPOS posted:
This is perfect, thank you.
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Jun 21, 2019 15:57
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Jeffrey of YOSPOS posted:oh man, please tell us how this goes, it looks pretty fun to me but I haven't run it Will do, it's not until October so it's going to be a bit.
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Jun 21, 2019 16:16
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Another recommendation request. Are there any play podcast or dramas related to ODD, B/X etc? Preferably ones that may include the B/X series modules. I have found podcast for more recent versions of D&D. Thanking you.
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