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Admitting my discomfort with the Old-School label and talking about my own relationship with the OSR as a movement appears to have touched a couple of people in a helpful and powerful way. Two listeners have taken the time to send me not one but several messages on the topic and I am every keen to share their thoughts with you. But that’s not all. Today I also want to reflect on the journey that returning to the Old-School primer and listening to some interviews has sent me out to experience. I’ve made some surprising discoveries and perhaps begun to open a new chapter in my hobby.


Thanks to Karl from the GMologist Presents, to Brian from I’ll Have To Look That Up, and to Jason from the Nerd’s RPG Variety Cast for the call-ins today. 


Game on!


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