2012 · Non-Game Book (but RPG Related)
Oddities Found in Old School D&D Rules
This reference work examines inconsistencies, typos, layout problems, and other oddities found in early fantasy role-playing rulebooks. It places these quirks in the context of handwritten manuscripts, manual page layout, changing printings, and irregularly published errata. Some entries may appear only in particular editions, and the text distinguishes printing variation from definite rules errors.
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