A by no means exhaustive (yet) list of links to free OSR gaming materials. This is a collection of links to material in PDF, Word or Open Office format. Except for cases with mixed collections, I’m not yet attempting to catalogue blog, webpage or forum resources. My tentative plan is to update this once or twice a month, until it turns into something truly monstrous!
Unless otherwise noted, the links are to the pages hosting the files and not the files themselves.
Swords & Wizardry Core Rules PDF.
Swords & Wizardry Whitebox PDF.
Labyrinth Lord – No Art Version.
LL Advanced Edition Companion – No Art Version.
Rules Supplements
Companion Expansion – Barrataria Games.
The Swords & Wizardry Companion.
0E Swords & Wizardry Monster Book in doc format.
Supplements from the Eiglophian Press.
Supplements from the Underdark Gazette.
The Holmes Blue Book Companion.
Meepo’s Holmes Companion (direct link.)
Creatures From Unknown Lands (LL).
The Outpost on the Edge of the Far Reaches by Paul Fini.
Under Xylarthen’s Tower by Jeff Rients.
Fabled Curse of the Brigand Crypt.
The Courtyard of Gerald the Red.
The One Page Dungeon Codex 2009.
The Fane of St. Toad by Michael Curtis.
Sham’s The Dismal Depths link 1.
Sham’s The Dismal Depths link 2.
Sham’s The Dismal Depths link 3.
The Mines of Khunmar (direct link.)
AntiPaladin Games’ Old School Fantasy Section.
Classic Edition Fantasy Resources. (Jason Vey’s Conan Supplements & More!)
A Quick Primer for Old School Gaming.
Greyhawk Grognard: Best of the Blog 2008 – 2009.
Beyond the Black Gate Compendium 2009.
Index of Freely Available Planet Algol Campaign Resources.
The World of Thundarr supplement for Mutant Future.
Reference
Campaign Journal from The Warlock’s Home Brew.
OD&Dities Archive at Breeyark.org.

awesome post! I luv the freebies ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out!
ReplyDeleteThere's a shitton of stuff over at the dragonsfoot page. like 20 or so modules, plus character sheets, game aids, etc.
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna spend a little bit more time working on it tonight, then probably post an update in a couple of weeks.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the mention. Now I need to add more stuff!
ReplyDeleteThe free preview of Level 1A from Stonehell Dungeon is available here:
ReplyDeletehttp://tinyurl.com/y2lswo3
and the first supplement can be found here:
http://tinyurl.com/y7ffr95
In addition, the initial first drafts of levels 1-3 of Stonehell can be found as zipped files here (Level 1)
http://www.mediafire.com/?outsnyd7jni
here (Level 2)
http://www.mediafire.com/?c3fi3ddcnjs
and here (Level 3)
http://www.mediafire.com/?b7ndmzagxmc
I'm not sure if you'd count this, since it's a random generator rather than a document (but you can save the resulting html file to Word easily enough):
ReplyDeleteLabyrinth Lord and Mutant Future dungeon generator: http://www.apolitical.info/webgame/dungeon
I know there are lots of dungeon generators out there, but mine has more features than most. For example it creates monsters from scratch rather than picking from a list.
Great collection of resources. We certainly are a prolific bunch!
ReplyDeleteAnother free zine to add to the list - Encounter - focusing on "Classic D&D":
ReplyDeletehttp://www.encountermagazine.au2.com/
Great post! Thanks for the inclusion of PRG modules in your list.
ReplyDeleteGreat list.
ReplyDeleteI've got some character sheets for Labyrinth Lord AEC UK and US versions. Planning to do a freebie each month.
http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=80516&filters=0_0_0_0&free=1
http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=80515&filters=0_0_0_0&free=1
Thanks for this post. I just went through about 25 instances of "Why, that's just exactly what I've been looking for!"
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna go through so much jet printer ink . . .
Awesome! Thanks for doing all the legwork for these links.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this excellent resources, and also thanks for including Temple of the Ghoul on your list!
ReplyDeleteAlso, for some reason, the links for Sham's Dismal Depths resources don't work any more--which is a shame, because I had never heard of this project before, coming back to hobby in late 2009. The pdfs are no longer on Orbitfiles. Does anybody know of an alternate download source?
Hey, cool! Thanks for mentioning my... um... "Empires and Engines."
ReplyDeleteClose enough. :-D
@ J.D. Higgins - D'oh! Fixed.
ReplyDelete@Matthew - I'll see if I can find a current link.
@Editor - Thanks! I'm planning on adding a Sheet section.
@David - Already added.
@Age of Fable - Cool! I'll probably add a web tools section.
@Michael - Thanks! I'll add on the next update.
Thanks to everyone for the comments and links. Eventually, it's probably going to turn into its own webpage, of some sort.
Great list of resources!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
I do not see it here but does anyone recall a 200+ page PDF that collected all sorts of useful charts, tables, pregenerated materials, etc.
ReplyDeleteIt was talked about a lot a while back and I downloaded it but it was lost with a bunch of other data and now I cannot remember what it was called.
@Eli Arndt - Sounds like you might be talking about Kellri’s PDF Downloads, which are listed here under the Reference section.
ReplyDeleteCheck out Dangers & Dweomers, a variant of Swords & Wizardry:
ReplyDeletehttp://artikid.altervista.org/?id=Games&detail=Dangers%20and%20dweomers