Seriously, if you want to see where some of John's ideas took root and morphed into Blood & Treasure, you can just look at the article on Boons & Benefactions in issue #1 of NOD. This is the seed that morphed into the optional Feats in B&T (some of them didn't make the cut, but I'm sure you could use the list to add options to your own B&T game). Not to mention some additional classes for S&W, especially if you just want to stick with the free S&W Core rules.
What, you can't an issue of NOD? First issue is free and full of goodness for any OSR game.
From the blurb:
In this first issue of NOD, you can explore the Wyvern Coast, a sandbox hexcrawl with over 190 encounters. There are six new classes, three new races, a random village generator, a dozen new deities, new monsters, and more! Compatible with most Old School game systems.
How many editions of D&D, Part II
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Back in July of 2022 I made a frivilous post on my thought regarding how
many editions of D&D there really were. I came up with 8.
Since then I have ent...
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