A Lame Opening

 Well here we are. My first post. 


I'm Terance Crosby and I have been taking an increasing interest in OSR games and wanted a place to jot down my ideas and whatnot and this is basically where I'm gonna do it. 


This is mostly me testing things out so don't expect much. 



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