Looking for an OD&D Grimoire

[gloriousbattle]

Looking for an OD&D Grimoire

The kind of thing I can find online, preferably, that will give me additional "treasure spells" (i.e. spells that the characters have no access to until they discover them via adventuring or spell research).

Ideally, this would be in Word format, or something else that I could easily modify.

Thanks

[Deleted]

The Arduin series of supplements to OD&D may be of some interest to you. To my knowledge, however, the entire set is only available in print form and IMO they are a bit on the pricey side.

[gloriousbattle]

Thanks. I also found this:

home.insightbb.com/~harmyn/spells.htm

Nice list of new spells for levels 1-7.

[ragnorakk]

Here's a blog ancientvaults.wordpress.com/
(the blog author is on the boards here, but I can't remember his handle...)
anyway, there are so many cool spells and other things on this blog that it
makes me want to cry. with joy, that is.

[stonetoflesh]

A relatively-inexpensive print source to consider is the Dragon Tree Spellbook, available from Dragon Tree Press. Reminiscent of the Arduin and Judges Guild stuff from the olden days, there's a mixed bag of material here: wonderful, weird, waaacky stuff. Plus, it's digest sized to fit perfectly in your white box! www.dragontreepress.com/#details%20spellbook

(The Book of Traps & Tricks is pretty good too...)

[gloriousbattle]

Thanks a lot guys!

[bat]

Thank you, Ragnorakk! I appreciate the kind words. I am just happy to make things that people can use in their games. I am slowly gathering art and doing a bit of editing to produce a print collection with a few extras not found on the blog. All of the profits will go to TARGA gifts and prizes.

[grodog]

Mythmere Games' "Eldritch Weirdness" (a $1.50 collection of OD&D spells) might fit the bill: stores.lulu.com/store.php?fAcctID=912860