Saturday, 27 June 2020

Medievalist Mythic OSR Cures Woke-D&D Disease

The D&D SJWs want to make every RPG product an exercise in indoctrination, and every setting propaganda for Current Year Seattle values.
But mythic and medievalist OSR settings provide a cure!





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Tuesday, 23 June 2020

RPGPundit Presents #101: Tamlane!

Well, it's time for a new RPGPundit Presents, and I'm almost as proud of #101 as I was of Star Adventurer!

RPGPundit Presents #101: Tamlane is a medieval-authentic adventure for Lion & Dragon or any other OSR or dnd-based RPG.
It's a faerie adventure based on an ancient folk tale. How ancient? Well, the most famous version of it is a poem/song that dates back to at least the start of the 16th century, but that probably means that the tale itself is at least a few centuries older than that. It's old enough that there are multiple English, Irish and Scottish versions of the story (probably welsh versions too).

The core of it has to do with a young daughter of an elderly knight, who ignores warnings and runs off to a wooded area where elves had been sighted. And she runs into one. Trouble ensues.

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There's the Fae Queen Titania, the Wild Hunt, a tithe that must be paid to Hell itself, and all kinds of other exciting things.

It's a story that has been told in faerie tale books in the UK for centuries, and later folk musicians made records with it:




And in 1970 Roddy McDowell even made a really schlocky horror movie based on it:

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And now you can run this medieval authentic thriller for your players, thanks to RPGPundit Presents: Tamlane! Available from DTRPG for just $2.99 right now!

And while you're at it be sure to check out all our previous issues, where you'll find tons of OSR medieval-authentic and Gonzo/Weird-Fantasy goodness!







RPGPundit Presents #5: The Child-Eaters (an adventure scenario for Lion & Dragon!)









RPGPundit Presents #17: The Hunters (an adventure for Lion & Dragon!)




RPGPundit Presents #21: Hecate's Tomb (an adventure for Lion & Dragon!)































RPGPundit Presents #54: Medieval College Adventures (compatible with Lion & Dragon)




RPGPundit Presents #58: Expanded Prior History Tables  (compatible with Lion & Dragon!)






RPGPundit Presents #65: The Defilers (compatible with Lion & Dragon)



RPGPundit Presents #68: The Cult of the Saints (compatible with Lion & Dragon) 

RPGPundit Presents #69: The Path of Trees (compatible with Lion & Dragon)



RPGPundit Presents #72: The Cymri Davey (compatible with Lion & Dragon) 



























Stay tuned for more soon!


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Sunday, 14 June 2020

D&D Stalinists Demand You Obey Their Fake Conduct Code

With some help from my cat "Big Chungus", in my newest video I talk about how the D&D SJW's Stalinism is reaching new extremes, and the ridiculous new "conduct" rules they want to impose on every designer in the #ttrpg and #OSR hobby.

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Sunday, 7 June 2020

Inappropriate Characters is Back

Coming up LIVE tonight, it's Inappropriate Characters! Find out who me and @Venger Satanis picked for our new co-host, plus lots of talk on the latest #dnd #ttrpg #osr news and controversies, including SJW 6e and more!







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Friday, 5 June 2020

Crawford Doesn't Get the Basic Point of D&D


We used to make fun of guys who wanted 're-dos' on RPG situations that didn't work out right. Now Jeremy Crawford wants it to be D&D policy. Because he doesn't understand the most basic thing about how RPGs work.

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Monday, 1 June 2020

SJWs are in Late-Stage Hypernormalization

The dnd SJWs, and SJWs in general, are entering the late stage decadence of what can be called "Hypernormalization", to borrow a term from the USSR. But the more ridiculous they become, the more dangerous their demands become.


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