Old School Essentials Advanced Fantasy Referee's Tome | Review and Page-Through

[@jeremybrocknblue5593]

Calling a system that relies on your imagination “dark and grim” is on those people, not us

[@patkelley8293]

I just sent off for a used copy of the OSE Ref tome for under 30 bucks. Very clear rule presentation. Never feel confused looking for anything.

[@destroso]

I bought the boxed sets but I hate having so many little books. I’m thinking of returning them for these

[@andysykes4328]

Ive just backed the new Kickstarter, mainly for the nostalgia although I too played AD&D -Basic was for the lesser geeks....😜

[@LukeBaumstark]

I love this system. If I were to nitpick (which I am about to), I would say that I wish that they used AD&D hit dice (where fighter use d10, clerics d8, etc.). Easily fixable, though, and a minor gripe. Overall, OSE AF is a tough system to beat.

[@LeDonjonneux]

Excellent video to make de decision to dive into or not. Thank You!

[@Thegaminggang]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DrWaites]

I never played B/X. I came in with AD&D 2e. I wish the OSR didn't have 500 variations of B/X and that someone would do a cleaned up, modernized version that was closer to AD&D. What do we have? Maybe Castles and Crusades?

[@Thegaminggang]

OSRIC is a cleaned up AD&D. Not necessarily modernized though. ~ Jeff

[@dustanmcarthur6658]

In the time we live now. Plenty of examples of playing role-playing games. Just look on KZbin.