OSR News Roundup 4.4.22
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*The Lake of Abominations Compiled Hexcrawl goes live today. It's a follow-up to the Basilisk Hills Hexcrawl, and will be roughly 280-pages of hexcrawling. I've also bowed to public pressure and have finally added a tier for an offset print run book, rather than just a POD version.
*First, it's not new but it is new to me. I just learned that artist Teresa Guido has stock art on Drivethru. If you're looking for a wide variety of both B&W and color character art you should check it out here.
*Adventurer's Utility Belt is a free download on Drivethru that lets you create the fantasy equivalent of Batman's utility belt.
*If you need help figuring out what that smell is, What's that Smell is PWYW on Drivethru. It's written for Mork Borg but can be applied to pretty much any system.
*Neon Goons of the Toxic Wastelands gets a lot of good press, deservedly so, and they've just released a PWYW rulez-lite version so you can check the basic game out for cheap (or free!).
*The Devil is in the Details is a 184-page adventure containing three adventures that span a level range of 1-10. It's written for OSRIC and C&C.
*Abilities Considered Unnatural is an adventure written for the hot new Mothership rpg, inspired by Star Wars, Aliens, historical labor disputes, and the Caverns of Thracia.
*I haven't heard of the Dungeoneering system, but they've just released a system called Wanderers that introduces new roles, regions, treasure, and some optional rules.
*Skeeter Green has two new 'zines out, each in two different formats (one DCC, the other Swords and Wizardry (I'm linking to the S&W versions). The Valley out of Time: Welcome to the Valley is an introduction to the Valley out of Time series, and The Valley out of Time: Exploring the Valley is the first issue.
*Retribution 2022 Edition is an OSR-adventure written for 1st-level PCs. It looks like it is written for generic OSR systems.
*The Wight's Lament is a PWYW, system agnostic dungeon that's been released on Drivethru. It definitely looks worth checking out, and there's a lot of preview information up on the title listing.
*Someone else new to me is Sarah E. Hoffman, but she's got a bundle of system neutral playing aids called