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A Map for the Crypt of the Conch Commodore 🐚
This is the first sketch of the dungeon map for the Crypt of the Conch Commodore, an adventure i wrote for The Black Hack (and will possibly adapt for OSE, Shadowdark, and other systems). The final resting place of a ruthless military figure that is still venerated as a war hero by his colonialist fellows. It hides many terrible secrets and dangers, but also the treasures he stole in a faraway land.
Have you played The Black Hack
By David Black
The Black Hack (TBH) is a traditional tabletop roleplaying game, played with paper, pencils and dice - it uses that Original 1970s Fantasy Roleplaying Game as a base. But it adds and takes away elements to make it a distinct streamlined flavour of the original roleplaying game.
Basically, it is part of the OSR, and streamlines the rules of the 1974 Dungeons & Dragons.
Have you played ?
Yes I have played it
No but i've read it
no but i've heard of it
never heard of it
The Old School Renaissance is a microcosm within the RPG world. Although many (including myself) refer to the OSR as a whole, cohesive thing
"The Old School Renaissance is a microcosm within the RPG world. Although many (including myself) refer to the OSR as a whole, cohesive thing, the reality is that the movement is more the result of at least half a dozen origins that random-walked into game preferences which, to an outsider, look similar. The broad preference towards the genre establishment of Dungeons and Dragons (or at least Appendix N, if not the system itself) bounds the definitions we work with; other retroclones and revivals like Cepheus and RuneQuest aren’t included, even if they too are ‘old school’. No, the main thing that all vectors of the OSR have in common is that they are trying to recreate the time when the roleplaying game was new. And when RPGs were new, either literally or in the eyes of the designer, the new thing that they first touched was (almost always) D&D." - @levelonewonk
monsters!
source: the black hack 2E artists: jeff call, sean poppe
The Jack Hack rpg
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/9296/John-R-Davis
A request I took off penny underbust off twitter
Not gonna lie, I have no intention of making my career off girlie pics but these can be fun here and there! She asked for a dragon potion seller
The Cthulhu Hack from Just Crunch Games. OSR/“Black Hack” simple RPG rules facilitating play in Cthulhu settings. PDF and printed rulebook on DriveThruRPG: http://bit.ly/CthuHack Quickstart Rules (free) : http://bit.ly/qkcthack (affiliate links to DTRPG)
For some reason my brain’s been sticking to pulp fantasy / sword and sorcery for a while. I read The Black Hack and it was decent, though some things were a little odd (why have things like rations be variable? well, I know why, but I don’t agree with it in OSR because of how important What You Have is). Tried to mangle up a Darkest Dungeon Hack, but the idea kinda crunched up and refused to keep a-rolling. Wrote out some sword and sorcery adventure ideas, like a good old fashioned Evil Wizard in Evil Wizard Tower and Sapient Apes in Ruined Jungle Palace. It just… it compels me. Not sure why!
