Into the Odd Review

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[@aavoigt]

Thanks for covering this, been meaning to check it out! Such an important text that influenced a lot of games in the scene

[@seanfsmith]

Cracking coverage of a great game! I now own it in three forms: original booklet from Lost Pages, the version in French, and the new Fria Ligan copy

[@backwaterttrpg]

Great as usual, Lexi!

[@rickloftus9330]

I actually own this one and love it. I like how random it feels. The negative effects of magic is reminiscent of the corruption mechanism of “Swords of the Serpentine,” which is a similarly dark-flavored game set in a decaying city-except SotS goes in the extreme opposite direction and has hundreds of pages describing the setting.

[@Velzhaed]

Sounds like it would be fun for a one-shot; easy to generate characters and open to diving off into weirdness. Thanks!

[@myautobiographyafanfic1413]

Good video. Might wanna touch up your editing.

[@frithkin]

I really like Into the Odd . I have the first edition of the game which is in a smaller zine style format . I like the imparting of the pilosophy via the game manual /rules which helps to impart a vision of not only how to play , by world building with rules and character generation.

[@frithkin]

And both the first edition and this newer edition are beautiful books too (I like the pink ribbon bookmark) in themselves.