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Save Big with the ‘Neoclassical Geek Revival’ Bundle of Holding

May 1, 2019

The OSR fantasy heartbreaker Neoclassical Geek Revival is the focus of the latest Bundle of Holding and the time is now to save big on the system’s PDFs. You can save some serious green on gaming this Spring and help out the Electronic Frontier Foundation at the same time.

From Bundle of Holding:

Adventurer! This Neoclassical Geek Revival Bundle presents the tabletop fantasy roleplaying game Neoclassical Geek Revival by Canadian designer Zzarchov Kowolski (Thulian Echoes, Scenic Dunnsmouth). A tribute to, and complete overhaul of, the Old School Revival, NGR uses inventive modern rules to conjure the spirit of classic dungeon crawls. And Zzarchov’s many wild and weird dual-statted scenarios work with both NGR and more straightforward D&D retroclones.

For just US$5.95 you get all six titles in our Starter Collection (retail value $38) as DRM-free .PDF ebooks, including the complete Neoclassical Geek Revival rulebook (in three separate versions illustrated by Dyson Logos, Alex Mayo, and Scrap Princess), the 1st-level adventure The Temple of Lies, the handy play aids Hark! A Wizard! and Rampaging Monsters, and two remarkable scenarios from our November 2015 Old School Revival 3 offer: The Gem Prison of Zardax (hahaha!) and The Gnomes of Levnec.

And if you pay more than the threshold price of $16.24, you’ll level up and also get our entire Bonus Collection with five more supplements and scenarios worth an additional $51, including City of Tears (a desert-themed dungeon and campaign setting); Under the Waterless Sea (the siege of an undersea city burned to the ground — rather, to the ocean floor); and the holiday adventure Down in Yon Forest, plus the play aids Lost in the Wilderness (wilderness encounters) and The Price of Evil (use a pack of cards to generate a haunted house).

Ten percent of your payment (after payment gateway fees) will be donated to this offer’s designated charity, the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

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