January 2020 – Page 2 – Wayne's Books

Skip to content

Home
Sell or Trade your RPGs to Wayne – It’s Easy!
Sales Site
Reference Site
Twilight 2000: Our 5 Year WWIII Poland to America Campaign
Contact

Search

Search for:

Wayne's Books

Game Gallery ~ Photo Blog

Month: January 2020

13 Posts

New Years Eve Gaming

January 1, 2020 — 2 Comments

Posts navigation

Wayne's Books Old School RPG Photoblog

Follow Blog via Email

Email Address

Join 155 other subscribers

Top Posts & Pages

Hit LIKE for Classic RPGs in your Facebook feed

Hit LIKE for Classic RPGs in your Facebook feed

Instagram

Chivalry & Sorcery RPG 1st & 2nd edition (1977, 1983): Crunch & Specifics in Medieval Feudalism. Brand New Post! Old school RPG Chivalry & Sorcery 1st and 2nd editions tied fantasy roleplaying much closer to Medieval Feudalism than Dungeons and Dragons. Legendary for its detail and rules crunch, C&S offers a cornucopia of tables and source material for your campaign. A deep dive at my game blog. Lots of photos. Enjoy! -Wayne

Last night's Expedition to the Barrier Peaks prelude session: Amidst the appalling scene, and a tough fight, the metal man abruptly surrendered. The party got some answers about the strange invaders of this tower and the ship they came from, but were ultimately left with more questions. A temporary alliance was forged with their prisoner, AB-101. Session report with lots of pics.

GANGBUSTERS RPG (TSR, 1982) is a Sandbox. "Players are not placed in a controlled environment, and they don’t necessarily work together." explained contributor Mark Acres.

BACK IN STOCK! When this trio of Robert J. Kuntz modules hit the shelves last month, they sold out in 6 hours! Now I have more.

DARK CONSPIRACY. An obscure RPG from the early Nineties. Genre was techno-horror. GMs were encouraged to pick up strange tabloid papers, and mine the various Alien/Bigfoot/Ghost stories for adventure seeds. I did exactly that when we put the game through its paces back in the day. www.WaynesBooks.net

GAMMA WORLD! Got a nice 2e box set in the shop. While the 1st edition was very compelling in scope and presentation, it left a lot of holes for the GM to fill. I remember transplanting AD&D rules into 1e. Not so with 2e. It was playable as-is, and all the mutated creatures got a Larry Elmore sketch.

Links to Amazon, DriveThru, and Noble Knight are affiliate links of course. I get a few coins and its costs you nothing. Thanks!

FROM POLAND TO AMERICA: OUR CLASSIC TWILIGHT 2000 RPG CAMPAIGN - Session summaries and game play mechanics with Maks and crew after World War III

Subjects

Blogroll

Dyson Logos: Award Winning Dungeon Design
Grognardia: Musings and Memories from a Lifetime of Roleplaying
Zenopus Archives: Exploring the Underworld of Holmes Basic

Archives

© 2024 Wayne's Books

Powered by WordPress.com.

Loading Comments...

Write a Comment...

Email (Required)

Name (Required)

Website