James started roleplaying in the late 1970's (yes, he's really that old). He liked the amateur look and feel of the earliest games because the manual type and makeshift artwork left everything to the player's imagination. His wife, Robyn, joined the fun in 2002, but was discouraged by the complex mechanics popular at the time. What good were games that did all the best imagining for you? So together, they responded with Pits & Perils, an "original" old-school  experience that recreates the earliest games right down to the artwork, influences (early 1970's), and writing style. Olde House Rules puts imagination in charge - the way it should be...