How important is a skill system supported by rules for your Vintage Game enjoyment? Do you prefer fairly broad skills without ranks or numbers?, or something like Rolemaster with a huge list that covers almost everything?

Stat this up for your favourite Vintage Game!

First pass on small Wizard study using Forgotten Adventures assets and Dungeondraft. Coloured battlemaps aren't typically my thing, but they are popular.

If you like Campaign Cartographer, here is a huge bundle of assets along with CC3+, Dungeon Designer, City Designer, and several other designer programs!

Buckle up, folks, after four decades we have circled back around to Satanic Panic.

Fashion styles for your Vintage Games!

The free Consent in Gaming PDF is a safety tool to help make sure the GM and players are comfortable with the scary stuff being presented. Read it, you might find something useful for your game—& protect a friend. • www.montecookgames.com/store/produc... • www.drivethrurpg.com/product/2885...

Stat this up for your favourite Vintage Game!

The party finds this at the end of a hidden trail, what are their plans? Fairy Glen, Isle of Skye - Scotland

Some details for adding depth to your Vintage Games

The not very subtle way to keep your players on task.

Here’s today’s work-in-progress from The Logger’s Trail. On to the color! One thing I’ll focus on is using hue & tone in the inks to build atmosphere. They’re black now but they’ll be adjusted to give more of a sense of depth & temperature to the pattern. #TheEpicAtlas #fantasy #art #illustration

Our interactive map of Baldur's Gate, with over 200 pinned locations! Contains locations from a variety of #dnd sources, from 2e to #BG3 Base map by @mikeschley.bsky.social forgottenrealms.fand...

Now that is some good art, check out the Patreon if you need some pieces for your Vintage Game.

Perfect.

A chart to use with the polearm chapter in the original Unearthed Arcana

Full spectrum warfare ideas for your Modern or Future era Vintage Games!

Some help with fleshing out your NPCs from someone who knows what he's talking about.

Some background information for your Vintage Games campaign design.

Ah, the olden days...

William Gibson famously wrote Neuromancer on a manual typewriter because he was vastly unsavvy about tech; hence, Case had a whopping three megabytes of Sony memory to sell, and the only media dense enough to store secret government plans was for Johnny Mnemonic to erase part of his brain.

Dungeon Chat from five years ago with @sprattoo.bsky.social discussing weapon restrictions and weapon speed in 1st Edition.

A more compact form of spellbook or other magic tome for your fantasy Vintage Games campaign!

Looks like Starter Pack are the new hotness, so post some Vintage Games creators and companies to follow and I will put a Starter Pack together.

Someone totally misread the instructions for creating a golem.

Snagged from Reddit

Deckplans, do you buy them or make them? Traveller has some solid guidlines on how much space you have to work with and now much each square meter will add to the tonnage, but how do you handle this in other games? Super detailed with every square centimetre accounted for, or just kinda wing it?

The mysterious individual who hired you at the tavern said it would be simple to get in, retrieve the gem she said was stolen, and return within a day or two. The area has been dead silent for the last hour of your approach, and now there isn't even a gentle breeze to make any noise.

Campaign Cartographer is great and I have been using Inkarnate quite a bit lately. What mapping software or other products do you use for your Vintage Games?

This account is not going to follow a whole lot of individuals back, probably other FB group refugees and some industry leaders just to keep up on news and events.

Welcome to the Vintage Role Playing Games account! Looking forward to hearing from everyone!