This is a post was originally made on 27th September and then removed. Revisions have been made since then. To lay my cards on the table: the objective is to create a gam without the standard attribute array..![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgDq3QFqbk9HRiWvZvb9Sj5qtoE6-VTtDHVmZ5Pc6NZLY_Gelq4h6RgI4IX8BH0QAlgx7n79CFipXG-j-X2XodGV3g8orC9XtEAQ6Y0nKVGtX6xCoq3TrXLxCye_4kJAwGdmNSToPSaX6FP/w640-h478/Flyer+1+copy.jpg)
When I first put PARIAH up on DTRPG I received a comment accusing me of advertising the product falsely and misusing the OSR label. I made sure a full preview was available and asked the commenter to take a look and see if they were willing to revise their opinion. To my surprise... they did! Not only did they take a look, they also revised their opinion!
By their definition, a game is OSR compatible if a character created can be run-through a B/X , 1e or BECMI adventure module with minimum effort. It's not a definition I agree with, but it did get me thinking: what kind of gaming system could you run through a B/X module with minimum effort?