I'm a pretty casual rpg'er. I essentially dabbled with role playing a decade or two (more like 2.5) ago using D&D second edition rules. Thinking back now it seems like my friends and I did more collecting, reading, and prepping than actual playing. Even playing as little as we actually did, we had tons of fun talking about it, plotting and planning. Throw in a few handfuls of 3rd edition during the college years and that's pretty much the extent of my gamer's resume.
After reading the escapades of several OSR bloggers I'm convinced I need to play. No group? No problem. Solo play! Those old schooler's have persuaded me to give S&W a try. It's the right price and their OSR enthusiasm has me hooked.
PDF downloaded. Introductory happy fuzzy words digested. On to glory!
Characters. I'm to roll up some attribute scores. Sounds like a job for python! One relatively tiny python script later, I've got some attribute scores. (3d6 for each attr.) That last one isn't too shabby!
[('str', 10), ('dex', 14), ('con', 12), ('int', 13), ('wis', 15), ('cha', 9)]
[('str', 5), ('dex', 9), ('con', 13), ('int', 7), ('wis', 15), ('cha', 10)]
[('str', 8), ('dex', 15), ('con', 5), ('int', 11), ('wis', 10), ('cha', 12)]
[('str', 16), ('dex', 15), ('con', 15), ('int', 11), ('wis', 12), ('cha', 10)]
Maybe tomorrow those numbers will get some names and classes.
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