OSR Guide For The Perplexed Questionnaire (Send it around)

Recently, Google +—where the heart of DIY D&D hangs out—has announced it will be closing up shop in a bout ten months. It’s been, actually, very nice: the community of gamers has realized what its got and put together a number of projects to preserve it, and there’s been a real sense of collective effort and mutual appreciation. I like it.

Everyone is trying to figure out where they want to reorganize—some like MeWe, some like Discord, it’s all good. I’m sure it’ll work out.

In the meantime I think, rather than trying to shove anyone into the box I think they should be in, I think we could do a lot to explain, talk about, extend and preserve the breadth of what the DIY game scene has achieved and means by just talking to each other about it—and helping out any newbies who may just be stumbling onthe scene now (there are a surprising number). To this end, I’ve put together this…

OSR Guide For The Perplexed Questionnaire 

1. One article or blog entry that exemplifies the best of the Old School Renaissance for me:
2. My favorite piece of OSR wisdom/advice/snark:
3. Best OSR module/supplement:
4. My favorite house rule (by someone else):
5. How I found out about the OSR:
6. My favorite OSR online resource/toy:
7. Best place to talk to other OSR gamers:
8. Other places I might be found hanging out talking games:
9. My awesome, pithy OSR take nobody appreciates enough:
10. My favorite non-OSR RPG:
11. Why I like OSR stuff:
12. Two other cool OSR things you should know about that I haven’t named yet:
13. If I could read but one other RPG blog but my own it would be:
14. A game thing I made that I like quite a lot is:
15. I'm currently running/playing:
16. I don't care whether you use ascending or descending AC because:
17. The OSRest picture I could post on short notice:

…if you're so inclined, copy it and fill it out and post it somewhere. It'll help people keep track of you and the parts of the community you love most.