Nice! Just downloaded and printed it out. I'll try to play through it in the near future, and let you know what I think.

FWIW, I really like how the bestiary in OSRIC is organized. Instead of a long, alphabetical list, it’s broken up by broad categories, and then alphabetized within the category. EG: Demi-humans, Humanoids, Giants, Dragons, Undead, etc. I feel like it makes it a little easier to go hunting for monster...

Indeed, yes! I first watched Robin of Sherwood back around 1988 on a friend's second-generation VHS tapes. I instantly fell in love with the setting, the stories, and the interpretation of the characters. I've owned the series on different media since then (Blu-Ray, most currently) and introduced my...

That sounds like a blast. I've recently discovered DP&D and it looks really fun. Mashing it up with IF'75 seems like it would work really well.

Many people take the odt files and make themselves their own compilation then print them out. I heard some tried out pod services to print out a book and others just print out on their home printers then hole punch and put them into a binder. That's what I did for my last group. Took all the variou...

I just sort of stumbled across this, as I was thinking earlier "Hey, using BFRPG as the chassis for different genres like Sci-Fi, Science Fantasy, etc. would be pretty cool. Wonder if anyone's done anything like that?" So just figured I'd chime in and say everything I read in this thread, ...

Aha! I got confuddled and inferred the kobolds had been replaced by Barklings. But just checked my 4th edition book and see that they're both included. Sorry for the confusion.

Out of curiosity, why did the Kobolds need to get renamed? The name is out of German folklore, though I suppose the specific "look" of them as we know it is very D&D.

This sounds utterly excellent. I would totally play this game.

I've had a Chessex Mega-Mat since the late 80s, and it still works great. Does have a few weird stains on it from pen-marks left too long, but it doesn't bother me. I kind of like the reminder of past exploits! I've also got a couple sets of Role4Initiative's "Dungeon Tiles", which I like ...