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Thanks will check it out. TLM at first flick-through looks very interesting. Your description of Infravision & Nightvision is great.

With TLM I really like the layout and choice of art. Bookmarks might need a bit of fixup?

For the Backgrounds, would recommend adjusting the layout so each one fits on a single page, rather than bleeding over.

There's a lot of depth in TLM, will have to take my time reading through it all.

For now, I'm planning to play your adventure with "The Littlest Brown Book" (here on itch as well), to give a 5e group a taste of '74 D&D, in both rules and vibes (and for me as DM as well).

If I ever got the chance to run an OSR sandbox, I'd look at TLM for sure. I wonder how it'd go with Gunderholfen?

FaustOSR7 days ago

Hey! I came across a review of Gunderholfen and it reminded me of your comment. Yes, you could run it with TLM with 2 things in mind: 1) the dungeon seems to be quite focused on combat, it can be very lethal without HP in TLM; and 2) TLM is designed for 5 dungeon difficulty levels, so you should round them up two by two i guess.

How did the 1974 D&D experience turn out?

smacau7 days ago

It went really well, it took 2 sessions and they didn't explore the full dungeon.

They worked out the teleportation stones rescued the prisoners and gtfo back to the colony

Great session, thanks for sharing the module

FaustOSR6 days ago

That's awesome! I love seeing that it works differently for each group. I did it twice and they didn't figure it out until later. I'm currently working on a new edition, with better descriptions and more art and content in general. I also added a second level but I think that's going to come out later. Thanks to you.

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