HermitFromPluto wrote:One more question. Do the OSRIC modules require ownership of AD&D1E sets to play or is there a master/rules book?
Kersus wrote:OSRIC was an RPG rules system made from the OGL to allow for the publishing of AD&D 1e modules again commercially. So, they're 1e, but they're officially OSRIC as a system/game and OSRIC does differ slightly from AD&D for legal reasons. I'm not the expert on it, but that's the gist of it as I understand it. There are other similar games with commercially available product like Labrynth Lord (BD&D), GORE(BRP), etc... Some are brand new games like Mutant Future and Sorcery & Swordplay. A quick search on lulu for OSRIC will show you what I mean. Some of these are in distribution as well like the XRP OSRIC modules I bought at my FLAGS.K
HermitFromPluto wrote:This follows on from my questions on Dungeon magazine above. At some point between issue 80 and 83, D&D 3E is introduced. In Dungeon#83, adventures are referred to as D&D as opposed to AD&D. In that issue one adventure states explicitly it is 3E and the others do not. Are those not explicitly designated as such still AD&D 2nd edition or are they all in fact 3E?
what are modules what are rulesets?? try telling with 400 items if have no Advanced Dungeons and Dragons 2nd Edition (module) cat or such
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jkason wrote:What is a "product authority"?Is it some one who knows that particular game line inside and out?That's a far cry from what I am.What do you mean classifiying acutions?
serleran wrote:I will not be writing the articles covering C&C as that is just wrong (being as I work for the company...) but I can, and will, provide images of all the products.