OD&D Turn Tracker & modules

[Daniel]

Hi there, folks,

Those of you follow our area of the forums will already know that I will shortly be returning to my gaming routes with some fun filled 0ed d&d. However, my resources are a little thin atm.

Does anybody have a turn tracker they would recommend? Something that will allow me to quickly and easily keep track of duration for torches, spells, paralysis and that sort of thing.

I am also looking for some decent, short, low level modules. I already own a few, but I am interested to see if any of our older listeners would have some they’d like to recommend.

Daniel

P.S.

Our first 0d&d release should be late next week, assuming we’re able to record Monday evening.

[Daniel]

I should mention I own a copy of the original 1979 printing of keep on the borderla ds and that is definitely being considered. 🙂

[Hal]

Oooooh – classic-y

 

Hal :hal:

[Pencil-Monkey]

If you’re looking for OSR D&D scenarios and supplements, there’s plenty of free downloads available online.

Re: Turn trackers – long time since using one of these, so no personal recommendations, unfortunately; but if you’re looking for utilities in the price range from £0 to gratis, there are one or two simple versions available, home-brewed, of course. 🙂

 

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