Wyrdspeak

I love the idea of 3D6 tables. It's short, succinct, special, and fits in with the whole OSR motto of "roll 3D6" (not that that matters too much, but I think it's kinda neat), plus it also provides 216 results. In Stained In Blood And Honey, I had an addendum with a 3D6 table, and I plan to have many more addendums like that in the future. Since I'm kinda low on time and energy today, and 3D6 tables don't take too much time to make, here's a couple weird 3D6 tables for your games in case you ever need them. (Also, special thanks to Spwacks for making the HTML coding that makes it possible to generate stuff without going to the doc, you can find Spwacks here ) This first is Abomination Accessories, the table kinda requires you to have a sort of form for the abomination already established. Such as a human, a goblin, or some sort of animal. You get the gist. 3d6 Abomination Accessories The second is Tools For Troglodytes, it is basically what you wo

Oh dear, I didn't expect to be posting again so early. Some people over on Chris McDowall's Discord (Which you, if you haven't yet, should join) were wanting to know my secrets as to how I formatted my first adventure. Lucky for them and you, I am pretty lenient with the methods to my madness. Now, just to put some context to this, my experience is pretty much limited to about a quarter of a year spent in a graphic design class in freshmen year of high school and the program I use is the oh-so-free Google Docs, so don't take my word as gospel. So here it is, some sample documents and general tips about how to make alright looking formatting in Google Docs: First, for some tips. Feel free to ignore them if you just want to go grab some documents with my formatting already applied. While my formatting does look like it is in two columns, I don't actually use the integrated feature of columns under the format tab in docs. In fact, I don't use anything under

Hello and welcome to my quaint cranny in the vast ocean of OSR content, glad to have you here! As my introductory post, I'll be showing off the first adventure I've ever made, Stained In Blood And Honey. As some backstory, I'm pretty new to the OSR scene and have been lurking for a while. With the recent shutdown of Google+, I've broken my lurking status by introducing myself to  Chris McDowall's Discord Server  (all of you should join it, it's a great little community) and have introduced my first piece of content to the world. So far Stained In Blood And Honey has gotten good reception (which I wasn't expecting, being so new to the RPG scene as a whole, and especially new to the OSR scene) If you need a solid hook, the adventure has: Very little prep time needed to run (the adventure is only 3 pages, including the addendum content that is completely optional to use) 3 tables for when you need to know exactly who that poor disposable hireling is or wh