I’ve created an Anki deck for some details of BX D&D, using OSE as my reference. I’ve only covered those things that I found difficult to remember, which I suspect are “those things where it differs from Lamentations of the Flame Princess and/or 3e or 5e”.
You can download it as a zip file here:
(that includes a text file with all the cards, one per line)
Continuing my theme of Anki decks, here’s one for Stars Without Number that I created a few months ago while learning the rules.
I’ve created an Anki deck for Blades in the Dark. It covers the rules-as-written along with some play advice, a little of the default setting detail, and some common house rules (latter cards should be clearly marked as such — let me know if you find one that isn’t).
At present it doesn’t cover the most basic rules, nor those that are best handled by referring to a checklist as you go. If anyone develops cards for those, however, I’d be happy to incorporate them.
I’ve zipped it up so you can download it. You can also download it from AnkiWeb.
(Those of you who don’t use Anki, but are curious, can see the cards in the “…_cards.txt” file. There are about a hundred of them at present, arranged one per line.)
A while back, I created an Anki deck for the Zweihander rules, as part of learning them. Having done that, and played three sessions, I didn’t like Zweihander’s rules at all. So I’ve deleted it from my Anki set.
But, in case it is of use for some of you, I’ve zipped it up so you can download it.
(Those of you who don’t use Anki, but are curious, can see the cards in the “…_cards.txt” file. There are 192 of them, arranged one per line.)
You might find it useful for Zweihander itself, or as an example of how an rpg ruleset can be broken down into Anki cards.
The Wrong Kind of Wax 