+Andrew Shields is one of the most prolific writers of free games that I know. He's also the guy that is in the process of pulling Mike Nystul's ass out of the Kickstarter fire for Mike's failure to accomplish pretty much anything of value with Axes & Anvils before Andrew's participation (that's all my spin on the situation - I never asked Andrew).
Anyhow, in 8 pages of Crumbling Epoch (based on Searchers of the Unknown) Andrew has put together a ruleset that is pretty much B/X compatible with a whole lot of non-standard stuff going on. Including no stats, but if you are rolling 3d6 in order, lack of stats and associated bonuses / penalties probably isn't much of a loss
What I would like to do is take some of the new classes / races that Andrew has introduced and rework it for Swords & Wizardry - the Blooded and the Thirsters come to mind.
Interesting stuff to play with, and Devilmount is also part of the inspiration.
Barking Alien Challenge day16: Direct Threats + 2014 DMG Random Dungeon
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Some of the bigger menaces to the world in the grand scheme of things
There are always jerks out to dig up past evils to get rich quick
It mostly goes wr...
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Now it has more magic, reskinned from Wampus Country!
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