As our Labyrinth Lord campaign evolves, I realize that we are really using the "Core" or B/X ruleset much more than the Advanced. By that, I mean that originally we were going to be playing Advanced with some throwbacks to B/X: Advanced HD for characters, Advanced spell lists, etc. From the B/X all we were using was race as class, basically. Now that I look at it, though, we are really playing B/X-Core LL and making up our own additions to it. The only thing we use from the Advanced companion is the higher HD.
More and more I see myself adding or modifying rules to be closer to OD&D, actually. Much more is being decided by d6, for example. Something I've been toying with for a while is switching to Standard Weapon Damage. Mainly, I must admit, it's because I want some people to use daggers. Haha. That sounds stupid when I write it, but it's true. I think they're cool and I want some dagger-love in my campaign.
Does anyone have experience with Standard Weapon Damage a la OD&D? Positive experiences? Negative experiences?
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Real-life Underground Complexes
I've been reading recently about a man who built an underground complex on his California desert property. It got me thinking about how often people have truly built underground complexes throughout history, and why. Nothing like real-life to give you weird ideas to add to your fantasy world...
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