Re: 1st edition AD&D Rules free PDF
Posted by Billiam Babble on Jun 08, 2009; 3:40pm
URL: http://the-lost-and-the-damned.71.s1.nabble.com/1st-edition-AD-D-Rules-free-PDF-OSRIC-tp3000289p3043723.html
I had to "re-find" it. I couldn't for the life of me remember "OSRIC".
I was thinking how much I wouldn't mind owning a bound copy of OSRIC and then realised that perhaps I could just satiate that desire by actually spending some time with my old DMG. You really can dip in and out of the DMG - it's fascinating to think of situations where many of the rules / advice would have applied (good for reading on the loo! Sacrilegious, I know).
I found a bizarre paragraph which I thought about scanning (but I'm never in the right place with enough time) because it mentioned conflicting scales when using figures - but perhaps redundant scale systems should be a thread in it's own right (check it out - for example: 3 1-inch squares across to represent a 10ft wide corridor).
URL: http://the-lost-and-the-damned.71.s1.nabble.com/1st-edition-AD-D-Rules-free-PDF-OSRIC-tp3000289p3043723.html
I had to "re-find" it. I couldn't for the life of me remember "OSRIC".
I was thinking how much I wouldn't mind owning a bound copy of OSRIC and then realised that perhaps I could just satiate that desire by actually spending some time with my old DMG. You really can dip in and out of the DMG - it's fascinating to think of situations where many of the rules / advice would have applied (good for reading on the loo! Sacrilegious, I know).
I found a bizarre paragraph which I thought about scanning (but I'm never in the right place with enough time) because it mentioned conflicting scales when using figures - but perhaps redundant scale systems should be a thread in it's own right (check it out - for example: 3 1-inch squares across to represent a 10ft wide corridor).
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