The Articles of Dragon: "The Influence of J.R.R. Tolkien on the D&D and
AD&D Games"
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I strongly considered not writing a post about this particular article from
issue #95 of *Dragon* (March 1985), since I know it’s likely to stir up
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Friday, April 15, 2011
O is for Old School Renaissance
The OSR is about recapturing the more direct gaming experience not just nostalgia. Also for new players to explore a different way to game. It is by the most part supported by enthusiasts and fans. This passion enlivens the base material as well bring the home brewed goodness to others. It is more than taking a board game out of a box playing and putting it aside again. It is about being a part of a dynamic interactive experience, mutual make believe and fun!
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I'm not a gamer (that would be my husband) but sometimes, I will spend an hour or so watching him play. Why? Because of the beautiful graphics and the music. The costumes and weapons.
ReplyDeleteLove your Friar Deep pic, btw :)