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I don't think it says anywhere, but a lot of the vibes are the same with lots of detail about currencies, languages and very detailed world elements. Also a more "practical" approach to things like magic. I can def see it.

I got into womens hockey this year with PWHL over here (US/Canada teams) and was excited to see that from this coming season, SDHL will be shown on Youtube. So if you are a fan, tell me about the league! What are the notable teams? Who do you support? Who are the "scrappy underdog" teams?

A lot of these things had been floating around, the OSR just kind of condensed them when it tried to "recreate" what an idealised play style for OD&D must have looked like. Though I think its also notable that Gygax was talking about this, probably because it was NOT as universal as expected...

Harn and Harnmaster (the rules system) are god damn awesome. I ran a 1 year campaign of it and we had a grand time. I dont think Harn is all that complicated, though it IS very detail oriented. Having to figure out encumbrance when you change armour parts got old real fast, but it is very vivid...

Points systems always runs into the question of "How good do I have to be at swimming, before it is equal in value to having laser eyes?"

Also I see there are a bunch of "weekly talk show / evening tv" style programs. I wouldn't mind picking one to watch, preferably something a bit funny. Any suggestions?

I don't mind older television and for this purpose, its 50% entertainment and 50% listening to Swedish, but I appreciate the concern :)

Holy smokes guys :) Thanks! I did watch, and love, Historien om Sverige. I was going to say documentaries are definitely fine too.

Short and simple: Looking for something to start watching: It must be available on SVTs app and it must be in Swedish. (so none of the 8000 English crime dramas). Topic can be literally anything.

Ill bear that in mind next time, thanks!

No matter the game, a list of setting appropriate names so when one of thhe nerds asks what the bartenders nephew is called, I can say :)

Heya, answers in English: I tried checking if I had some of my notes from Lone Wolf so I could just take a photo, but I am not sure I still have that notebook any more. The way that campaign ran was in 2 hour sessions and as much as possible, at the end of one, I tried to make sure that they...

Yeah i think that’d work fine, i drew boxes in a presentation app and screen shared so they could see the areas but you could just narrate through it I bet

My yank group absolutely loved our 1 year long HT campaign, all were BRP veterans and really liked it. THe issues we encountered were: -By the end, everyone had basically maxed out their primary character skills. Advancement was a bit too fast for that duration. -Prerequisites for the special...

Thanks guys. Very pleased that you like it. I used this while running C7's Lone Wolf as well as GURPS, so it is "battle tested" :)

I've talked about this around the internet in the past, but I've been polishing off the technique lately. Gamebook style (GBS since everything that is cool must have an abbreviation) is a style I created for GMing, inspired by what I saw as the best ideas from series like Lone Wolf/Ensamma...

My own campaign notes are just on index cards. Key points that I need, some NPC names, planned events, that kind of thing. If I am running the game in a particular style (Game Book Style f.x.) I will take enough notes to fit that. (f.x. in GBS, all travel choices must have different encounters...

We have been playing a brief 4 session run of Troubleshooters which has been lovely, and I am next GM'ing which will be Mutant 89 for my yank friends :) Miniatures and board gaming has been a bit idle since the upstairs room is just too hot right now, but I'm (slowly) building some 3mm forces to...

To the original question, 7 pages back :) : Over the years with NWG, I have: Done some things that were compilations of different peoples work, including my own. In some of those cases I basically split up the text and awarded each person a percentage of the final sales price. If your work was...

Nope, that was indeed the intent.