The OpenQuester is an irregular D101 publication, supporting OpenQuest and its derived games (such as The Company and River of Heaven).

Issue 1 should be out by the end of this year in both print and pdf format. Price To be Confirmed.

Lined up for this issue.

“Balstan’s Gatehouse” by Newt Newport, an old skool adventure which pays homage to a certain
Alternative Character Generation methods. by Newt Newport, new   rules for players and GMs who want random character generation in their games.
“Threat assessment” by   Rik Kershaw Moore, an article from the incoming The Company game.
“Is OQ Oldschool?” by Newt Newtport an article summing up the points for and against.
“Step daughter” John Ossoway an article from the upcoming River of Heaven game.
“The Hangman’s Daughter” by Nathan Baron, an   adventure set in the Empires Rising setting.

I feel like a proud Uncle, the first independently powered by OpenQuest game is out 🙂

Ladies and Gentlemen may I introduce you to The Age of Shadow, from Crooked Staff Productions

http://ageofshadow.freehostia.com

From the Game’s webpage
The Age of Shadow is a free role-playing game based upon the OpenQuest system (by Newt Newport of d101 games). As such the game uses a simple d100 rules mechanic to resolve tasks (i.e. roll 1d100 and compare it to the skill being used), and is set in a fantasy world of elves, men, and terrible foes.

Inspired by Tolkien’s Silmarillion, it has some cracking graphics and maps.
I recommend you check it out.

A new cover by the wonderful Jon Hodgeson. Bringing it in line with all the OpenQuest supplements, which have or will have covers by him.

Available now from Lulu (Print/Pdf) or DriveThruRPG.com (Pdf)

A modified version of his The Quest piece, paying tribute to OQ’s heritage 🙂