So I went to Dragonmeet last week in London. I had only planned to see The Merry Mushmen to purchase two Knock magazines to complete my collection, but I ended up buying The One Ring rules and starter set, as well as a signed copy of The Warlock of Firetop Mountain by Sir Ian Livingstone himself.

Into the Wyrd and Wild arrive in the post. My collection is complete! 3 great system neutral books. I’ve been using some content from Into The Cess & Citadel. This is for my Barrowmaze campaign using OSE.

Went to the UK Games Expo on Saturday. It was a fantastic day spent with friends and exploring the overwhelming products on offer. DCC was present, which was great to see, though it was a shame Exalted Funeral wasn’t there. I’m a big fan of OSE products. So instead I invested in some solo play.

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Knock! Issue #5

An Adventure Gaming Bric-a-Brac. Being A Compendium of Miscellanea for Old-School RPGs. For us OSR weirdos and curious D&D heads alike.

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So I’ve been ready Eldritch Tales rules set. I must say it’s very good. A d6 for feats test such as lift a heavy object or use an occupation skill! Highly recommended it!

Going to take Eldritch Tales for a run this Christmas with a Call of Cthulhu new release . Called No Time To Scream! Three one shot scenarios each played in 2 to 3 hours.

Eldritch Tales hard copy arrived! A white box Lovecraftian rpg set in OSR rule set. Accompanied with the Eldritch Enquirer. A Eldritch Tales RPG game magazine. Some extra material to enrich your RPG experience. Lovely stuff! Coming from Old School Essentials this works really well.