Whitehack is a complete mainstream fantasy role-playing game in only 32 pages. It owes a lot to the Old School Renaissance movement, especially to the previous work of Marv Breig and Matthew J. Finch, but it is a hybrid of old and new rather than a retro-clone. Whitehack features

• 0e roots
• Three (new) classes
• Two d20s and three d6s needed to play
• A group system that deals with character species, vocations and affiliations
• Unified saving throws
• Task rolls and auctions for longer contests
• Magic system based on vocations, miracle wordings and hit point costs
• Combat system with full rules for the use of grids and miniatures—but you can play without too!
• New rules for death and healing
• Referee section with advice on play style, campaigns and adventures
• More than 80 monsters
• Advice on magic artifacts, with a few fleshed out examples
• An example campaign
• Two introductory adventures
• Character sheet
• Eight example characters
• A hundred fantasy names

32 saddle-stitched pages in trade size (6 x 9 inches).