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A pox on whoever pointed out the teal-and-orange thing, now I can't help but see it every time.

I love Dragonlance art, but I can see the sins of the books as actual adventures in the stately and very planned compositions.

Only good thing about the cover, in fact.

This has been an extremely profitable exercise to me. It'll definitely make me pay more attention to introductory materials going forward. And it makes so much more sense now why all Mork Borg adventures are complete shit.

I actually like this for the first...it's what got published to advertise AD&D, even though the content is not "standard". My thesis is looking pretty good from that cover, at least: https://coldlightrpgpress.weebly.com/home/intro-adventure-covers-add

Good point, and needs updating. Any idea what AD&D has?

So I'm reviewing introductory adventure modules. Not the adventures, though, the cover art. My theory is that the tone for every edition is going to be reflected more accurately by that one illustration than by a dozen examples of play. Basic was easy, that's In Search of the Unknown, but what...

So that's enough judges I'd say, think we could get some advertising from the big blogs here?

That would be great; feedback and polish throughout every part of the process would be the ideal.

The success of Bryce's Wavestone Keep contest results/No-Artpunk has me thinking that there's a lot of potential talent hungry for feedback; I think more than a $100 reward or a physical copy of a module, the primary motivator for me at least was the critical reviewing. There's no real shortage...

I'm in general agreement, but he still seems to be making some pretty decent ones. This set has some nice loops and verticality, and it's a commercial release: https://dysonlogos.blog/tag/eleint-passages/

It's okay.

One 5-level magic user properly abusing the game's broken math and Animate Dead can absolutely take out anything. D&D 5E is silly.

I have one that made it in NoArtPunk: https://tenfootpole.org/ironspike/?p=7705

Yeah, no early submittal for me this time; I'm writing up four teleporter-linked pyramids, going to be cracking fifty rooms easily.

It's up and free. I'll charge a printing cost if there's much interest, but right now it's a free PDF like Knave: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/398419/Pathfinding-Light

"Offspring of the Siphoned Demon" is my adventure contribution, a chilly level 3-5 OSE two-floor dungeon with a classic jailed demon. My players loved it.

Hey, I'm published in there too, very happy with how it's setting up. The project has already funded three times over, and he's not far at all from his stretch goal. Noisms pays us for our contribution regardless of funding, but it's a good looking project that should actually have useable content.

I have a combo West Marches/Megadungeon campaign I've sunk a fair amount of time into; it's got 184 10-mile hexes keyed over a couple dozen islands (with about ten minor dungeons) and the first level of the megadungeon linked to the region with some sixty rooms is complete. As my PCs start...

It's really funny, I went with floating tower in the water and a side of basilisk in my little write-up too (although mine was by no means a polished adventure, it was a few hours in an afternoon). My home campaign lizardmen are a little odd though, so that was different. Good work, Malrex.