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I think the author needed to DuckDuckGo "old-school renaissance" and "indy RPG." There is a vast cottage industry of hobbyists with their own RPGs, some based
by pixodaros 5y ago
I think the author needed to DuckDuckGo "old-school renaissance" and "indy RPG." There is a vast cottage industry of hobbyists with their own RPGs, some based on the D&D engine (the Open Game License is definitely not "just another revenue extraction stream for Hasbro") and others on better-designed engines. Or you can buy $100 worth of books from any edition and do what you like with them. If you don't like the Paizo and Hasbro takes on D&D, there are more published alternatives than you could ever play.