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Unusual OSR Combos?

Started by RPGPundit, September 30, 2016, 10:00:13 PM

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Dirk Remmecke

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January 02, 2017, 03:11:20 PM
Quote from: cranebump;938249Washbourne hacked BoL to run with Black Hack?

(Edited--found his hack on drivethru rpg).

Not really. They're not compatible. The BoL Hack is more a mix of the BoL system with some d20-isms.
It doesn't use the familiar D&D stats, it doesn't use Black Hack's roll-under-attribute, but adapts BoL's standard dice (here: d20)+stat/career vs. difficulty roll.
It's closer to Microlite than Black Hack, with only two classes, adding Appeal as a fourth attribute, and replacing the four skills with careers (acting like 13th Age's backgrounds).

I like it.
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Larsdangly

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January 02, 2017, 08:45:23 PM
It's not D&D-based, but an OSR mash up I run is The Fantasy Trip + En Garde!; the first provides good character generation and advancement, combat, magic, monsters, dungeon action rules (all the core stuff for play-by-play table top gaming), but is a bit thin when it comes to campaign play. En Garde! is all organized campaign play, and pretty easily integrated with whatever game system strikes your fancy.

Azraele

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January 03, 2017, 11:52:34 AM
Oh oh, I've got one! I've been mashing up ACKS, Vornheim, and red&pleasant land lately. It's been super lucrative gameplay-wise, as the hyper-detail of ACKS mashes well with the hyper-creativity of the Zack S. stuff.
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June 15, 2017, 02:22:21 PM
Not D&D derivations, but I consider Crime Fighter to be old school so for a police detectives game we rely upon:
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S'mon

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June 15, 2017, 06:29:09 PM
I'm using a version of White Star's space & starship rules as the official space rules for my 5e D&D Wilderlands game.  Planning to use 5e/White Star mashup if the PCs go into Space. I think I may adapt the same to a more fantasy version for my Classic D&D Mystara game too.

I use Mentzer's Companion Set Domain & War rules in every version of D&D I run, don't know if that counts.

Krimson

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June 15, 2017, 08:34:37 PM
Quote from: S'mon;968863I use Mentzer's Companion Set Domain & War rules in every version of D&D I run, don't know if that counts.

We certainly used it in our 1e game.
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