If you are a geek like me, you may be interested in some legal and free pen and paper and dice role playing games.

I repeat: ALL FREE & ALL LEGAL

if you remember Advanced Dungeons and Dragons then you may be interested in the following:
OSRIC: Old School Reference & Index Compilation
www.knights-n-knaves.com/osric/
which is a clone of the first edition rules

For something simpler try
Labyrinth Lord
goblinoidgames.com/labyrinthlord.html
or
Swords and Wizadry
www.swordsandwizardry.com/?page_id=18
Which are Original Dungeons and dragons Rules

For something less retro there is the phenominal
Ars Magica 4th edition
www.atlas-games.com/arsmagica/
which has an amazing magic system and is set in a historical-yet-Mythic Europe

or there is the wonderful imaginitive and excuisitly illustrated
Talislanta
talislanta.com/?page_id=5

And finally for the fantasy genre there is the very latest in game design..
Heroes against Darkness
heroesagainstdarkness.blogspot.it/

Every Dungeon's and Dragons group can use a good module adventure

Fortunately there are free ones on www.dragonsfoot.org/ad/

Thanks mikey, I have been playing Pathfinder for a few years with a group in London, and various forms of D@D and cathulu for years, pathfinder really is worth the money, fantastic system.

dantesrevival wrote:
Hey dante!

You're a gamer!

I may be geeting into an tpg group here that uses Pathfinder. Is it worth the money? I have dnd3.5 and I heard it was a kinda what 4th edition should have been

Take a wee look at Heroes Against Darkness.

P.S. listen to happyjacks podcast
www.happyjacks.org/
and they have some great freebies there too.
www.happyjacks.org/2s1e/2s1e-final-2012.pdf

don't miss this beauty either
content42.wuala.com/rawcontent/BDLCRj5aJ...2012%2520Winners.pdf

dantesrevival wrote:
Free stuff for Pathfinder
rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/106485/Pa...ys-%2319-%28PFRPG%29