Monthly Archives: September 2011

While perusing the Mongoose booth at GenCon I came upon a large black hardcover book, Designers & Dragons. This is a huge 438 page hardback book that covers the history of the RPG industry. That’s a tall order however the … Continue reading →

While perusing the Mongoose booth at GenCon I came upon a large black hardcover book, Designers & Dragons. This is a huge 438 page hardback book that covers the history of the RPG industry. That’s a tall order however the … Continue reading →

The Secret of the Callair Hills is a small 12 page adventure for the OSRIC system. This is a stand-alone adventure for 4-6 characters of levels 3-5. It should be fairly simple to drop this in to any standard fantasy … Continue reading →

This is the second adventure in the Splinters of Faith adventure path and is for a group of characters from 2-4 level. The overall quest is restore an object known as the Scepter of Faiths. Each step along the way … Continue reading →

Q2 Eruptor’s Vengeance is the second in the Pacesetter Games Quick-Play series. These series of modules are meant to be played in a single session or two. This particular adventure is for a group of characters from levels 2-4. This … Continue reading →

This is a 32 page module set in the frozen north, for 4-6 characters of levels 3-5. It has 2 full page ads and a license page, and 4 pages of table of contents, credits, and forward. Finally we have … Continue reading →

Q1 The Screaming Templa is the first in the Quick Play series from Pacesetter Games & Simulations. The Quick Play modules are meant to be played in a single gaming session, or at most two, and thus are short & … Continue reading →

This is the first in a series of modules from Pacesetter which promise to be sequels to some the classic adventures of old. Many of the old products had adventure hooks and paths that lead off to other areas for … Continue reading →

This module revolves around the retrieval of 2 powerful magical daggers, called the Kingslayers, and then the attempt to destroy them. The daggers are intelligent magical items and don’t want to be destroyed. This little twist, so obvious from LOTR, … Continue reading →