Another Bundle - Delver Lost Tomes

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Game resources for the "Old School Essentials" FRPG - one week offer

 

https://bundleofholding.com/quick/DelverLost

This Delver Lost Tomes Quick Deal offer gathers a dragon hoard of dungeon maps and random tables from The Tabletop Engineer for the Old-School Essentials tabletop fantasy roleplaying game and other Old School Revival RPGs. Use these play aids before or during your game sessions to generate quick side quests, nonplayer character hirelings, magical treasures, and spur-of-the-moment colorful details about any sword, skeleton, trap, tome, brazier, blessing, scroll, song, map, Wanted poster, or owlbear that suddenly appears on the scene.

Tabletop Engineer mastermind James Floyd Kelly edits the popular OSR magazine Delver, which gives OSE Referees and other OSR gamemasters a mix of useful resources for enhancing their game sessions and campaigns: random charts, articles, new magic items, and props. Each issue also provides a dungeon and all the information a referee needs to run it – maps, descriptions, tables, and more. This new offer, which includes the first two issues of Delver, promotes James's Delver issue 7 Kickstarter campaign in progress.

We provide each title complete in .PDF. Like all Bundle of Holding titles, these ebooks have NO DRM (Digital Restrictions Management), and our customers are entitled to move them freely among all their devices.

The total retail value of the titles in this Delver Lost Tomes Quick Deal is US$54. Customers who pay just US$9.95 get all seven titles in our Lost Tomes Collection (retail value $54) as DRM-free ebooks, including all four Tomes supplements – Lost Adventures (retail price $10), Lost Artifacts (retail $8), Lost Hirelings (retail $8), and Lost Pages (retail $8); the recent supplement Book of Tombs (retail $10); and we also include Delver Magazine issue #1 and issue #2 (retail $10 each), both previously in our April 2022 Old-School Essentials Treasures.
 

Readers who know me won't be surprised that this offer doesn't interest me much - I lost interest in this type of RPG about thirty years ago. But if you like dungeon-bashing and the murder-hobo style of play it may be worth a look.