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  1. Enjoyed this blog post by Ty at mindstormpress:

    mindstormpress.com/adding-cong

    "Can a world spontaneously erupt from the minds at the table and follow a ley line of verisimilitude at the same time?"

    #osr #nsr #ttrpg #worldbuilding #blogospherefind

  2. The osr blogosphere is going meta: a 1d100 random table of topics for osr blogs

    d4 Caltrops: d100 - Brainfood for Burgeoning Blogs
    blog.d4caltrops.com/2025/11/d1

    #osr #blogging #ttrpg #blogospherefind

  3. Excellent read: samsorensen.blot.im/in-praise-

    Agree with the thesis, but we must match the "legwork" to the campaign. Zero prep can be fine for a one-shot. The level of prep in "City State..." is unnecessary for anything other than a *long* campaign and comes with costs that will weigh down something shorter:

    Costs: prep time to read & digest, GM holding and processing in-game, less flexibility to respond to player creativity. Worth it for the right game though!

    #ttrpg #osr #nsr #blogospherefind

  4. A classic page that somehow isn't as used as much anymore as before

    Campaign Wiki LinksToWisdom: HomePage
    campaignwiki.org/wiki/LinksToW

    #ttrpg #dnd #osr #blogospherefind

  5. The Implied Setting of AD&D Towns & Cities: forlornencystment.blogspot.com

    A great piece pulling together and summarising the author's investigation into various aspects of AD&D's implied setting over the last few months.

    #blogospherefind #ttrpg #adnd #osr #dnd

  6. "Ten Friggin Hill Cantons Wizards", by Chris Kutalik

    hillcantons.blogspot.com/2025/

    So many good ones here. I especially like Varja of the Missing Spine, who is "lithe, flexible, and disturbingly serpentine. Her spinal column was traded for divinatory power. She reads the future in spilled tea, broken shoes, or bird-vomit."

    #osr #nsr #blogospherefind #ttrpg #hillcantons

  7. alldeadgenerations.blogspot.co

    "Proceduralism" by Gus L, "a form of rules for outside of play itself, the rules for using the rules. While mechanics define why and what is happening in a game, procedures define how it happens at the table."

    "How to share the experience of your game with people you aren’t playing with or even talking to so they can replicate it? Proceduralism has an answer to this issue and one that’s been with the hobby since its inception"

    #osr #nsr #ttrpg #blogospherefind #GusL

  8. "In Anglo-Saxon England, the bounty for killing an outlaw was the same as for killing a wolf. By the late Middle Ages, this had evolved into the legal principle of wolfesheed: the outlaw was a wolf, able to be hunted and killed exactly like a wolf, legally and by any means."

    reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/com

    Found via initiativeone.blogspot.com/201 which has more good RPG thoughts about bandits.

    #history #outlaws #anglosaxon #ttrpg #osr #bandits #blogospherefind