Category Archives: No Regerts

By Mattias Narva, Terje Nordin Svard & Svartkonst OD&D Level 1? Residents of the small town of Uriah are concerned. The grave site at St. Athanasius Church has lain derelict for a generation. But even if the ground is covered … Continue reading →

By Lawson Bennette & Jimm Johnson The Scribes of Sparn 0e,1e, B/X Levels 5-7 Through the aeons, a golden box appears from time to time to tempt the greediest of thieves and treasure seekers. Sages say the origin of that … Continue reading →

By Karl Scheer Ideagonk Generic/Universal Low Levels A ragtag group of adventurers delve into the mouth of one of The Ytroth Larvae of the Scarsea Cliffs seeking antideluvian treasure from underground civilizations! This is a two-page adventure with three rooms … Continue reading →

By John R. Davis Self Published OSR Level 4 A frustratingly organized sixty-five multi-part adventure, which is in turn part of a campaign arc. A divination, followed by an unrelated orc attack on the town, followed by a tower exploration, … Continue reading →

By Zzarchov Kowolski Self Published Neoclassical Geek Revival/OSR Levels 1-2 The Temple of Lies is a small light hearted adventure about the typical shennigans one gets into involving human sacrifice and severe opiod addiction. Black Lotus Peddler: “Two or three … Continue reading →

By Claytonian Kill It With Fire DCC Level 1? Apemen stole our children. This is an eighteen page adventure in a dungeon/cave with history. The pretext is that apemen have stolen some children. The core of the adventure/keys takes place … Continue reading →

By Lang Waters Expeditious Retreat Press OSRIC Level 2-4 The small village of Ipwich has been plagued by mystery for years. Why do some people, last seen decades ago, come stumbling out of the woods looking as young as the … Continue reading →

By Anders Lager Lazy Sod Press OSR Levels 4-6 “The battle with the barrow-draugr had taken the most of our energy, and we barely escaped with our lives. The gnome was sorely injured in the leg and everyone was frozen … Continue reading →