06-13-2010, 02:30 PM
Rafael Wrote:The book was surely good enough, but people who read it today will probably - like me - find it to meager and to irrelevant.
The whole OD&D rules were put better somewhere else; the dungeon maps, however, are nifty, entertaining, and make for one of the better dungeoncrawls you can have.
This book, and Suppliment I: Greyhawk, remind me of the way that WotC later did the same mixing of core rules and setting in the 3e PHB. That has the "Greyhawk-lite" thing going on.
Would you say this is an OD&D version of "Blackmoor-lite"?