In my latest issue, I give you RPGPundit Presents #37: Advanced OSR Critical Tables.

This 16 page manual presents a set of rules and tables for making critical hits in your OSR game. They're made to be realistic and anatomical, and meant for a hardcore gritty style of game, where your player characters will risk losing body parts, or worse!  So, games like Lion & Dragon, or in that same style of high-intensity play.




Along with basic critical rules, this product includes tables for damage by weapon type, including slashing weapons, piercing weapons, blunt weapons, arrows and other pointed missile weapons, bullets, and animal claw/bite attacks.
It also has guidelines for critical hits from unarmed damage, explosives, magical energy, and holy water or acid.




It's a highly practical guide, and will seriously spice up any hard-mode OSR or D&D campaign.

For the low low price of just $1.99, you can get Advanced OSR Critical Tables from DTRPG, or from the Precis Intermedia Webstore.

Adding to wishlist so I can get back to it when I have time. Nice thing about tables is they can be added to Fantasy Grounds fairly easily.

Quote from: Krimson;1046162Adding to wishlist so I can get back to it when I have time. Nice thing about tables is they can be added to Fantasy Grounds fairly easily.

Good stuff! I'm quite proud of this particular issue, so do let me know what you think.

Quote from: RPGPundit;1046187Good stuff! I'm quite proud of this particular issue, so do let me know what you think.

I would have picked it up right away but work has gone into crazy mode what with all the people on medical leave. Good thing the disabled guy is there to pick up the slack.

Well, so long as you get it eventually. And tell other people about it!

Quote from: RPGPundit;1046373Well, so long as you get it eventually. And tell other people about it!

Oh for sure. It's just a bit time consuming when half your department are MIA over medical issues. My job breaks people. I like tables. Tables are nice. Sometimes I take a while to get around to stuff, but when I review your stuff, which is not very often, as you know I do it without bias.

You guys should try and set up a Discord. I could try running one shots on Fantasy Grounds. 5e or even Celestian's 1e ruleset which is built on the 5e ruleset but still works nice.

Really like these new Presents booklets you have been doing Pundit!  With espanol option too, very nice.

Picking this up today with some other stuff.

Crit tables always add to that low fantasy vibe I always look for.

Quote from: The Exploited.;1046865Picking this up today with some other stuff.

Crit tables always add to that low fantasy vibe I always look for.

Thanks! Let me know what you think.

Quote from: Kuroth;1046854Really like these new Presents booklets you have been doing Pundit!  With espanol option too, very nice.

Thank you! The spanish translations are done by a well-known blogger from Spain. They have a big RPG scene there, just like in parts of South America; except that in Spain people are more likely to buy stuff I think.

Sooo, what did the poor bastard in image 1 roll ?