Category Archives: Dungeons & Dragons Adventure Review

Hoard of Delusion

Posted on May 6, 2020 by Bryce Lynch

By Mark Ahmed, Sean Ahmed, Scot Hoover Axe mental Productions OSRIC Levels 1-4 Hidden below the Black Fen lies the fabled Hoard of Delusion. This 117 page adventure presents a village, wilderness region, and fifty room four level dungeon. It’s … Continue reading →

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Night Crystal Pass

Posted on May 4, 2020 by Bryce Lynch

By Matt Kline Creations’ Edge Games S&W Levels 2-4 You’ve been hired by Silver Hammer Trading to investigate a river trade route, running through Night Crystal Pass, that has fallen into disuse. Unfortunately, the dwarves they send along as observers … Continue reading →

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All Through the Long, Dark Night (5e)

Posted on May 2, 2020 by Bryce Lynch

By William Fischer Sneak Attack press 5e level 1 In generations past, the villagers of Widderspire marked the eve of the winter solstice by leaving out gifts for a fey creature named Ember John. After the Aruandans conquered the Runewild, … Continue reading →

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The Place of the Skull

Posted on April 29, 2020 by Bryce Lynch

By Mark Hess Self published LotFP A Sci-Fantasy adventure for old school gaming. A princess has been kidnapped, the players must save her by infiltrating a strange fortress of unknown origin. Weird tech, mutants, and evil swords abound. This eighteen … Continue reading →

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Beneath the Remains

Posted on April 27, 2020 by Bryce Lynch

By D.S. Meyers Oldegrave Adventure Company OSR Levels 1-2 What will the characters sacrifice to save the Western Wood? Soooo … yeah. This 54 page digest adventure details about forty locations outside and in two small fifteen-ish room dungeons. Weird … Continue reading →

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The Lighthouse of Anan Marath

Posted on April 20, 2020 by Bryce Lynch

Jim Stanton Frog God games S&W Levels 5-7 From the shoreline of the village of Saemish, waves can be seen tossing their salt and spray upon four small islands, the largest of which is Anan Marath. A great bridge, aged … Continue reading →

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(5e) Fell Deeds in Felfair Grove

Posted on April 18, 2020 by Bryce Lynch

By Simon Goudreault WanderingDM 5e Level 2 … you will search the Witchwoods for missing people, overthrow a tyrant, and bring peace and justice to a small frontier town by the name of Bromwich.  This 54 page adventure uses about … Continue reading →

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The Halls of Arden Vul

Posted on April 15, 2020 by Bryce Lynch

By Richard Barton Expeditious Retreat Press 1e This 1122 page adventure details a ten level megadungeon, with fifteen sublevels, numerous pyramid levels, with some levels having upwards to 160+ rooms. An impressive feat of overall design, with many level interconnections … Continue reading →

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The Castle of Septor

Posted on April 13, 2020 by Bryce Lynch

Gamer’s Group Publications 1e Levels 4-12 The mighty wizard, Septor the Green, has disappeared, but the ruins of his castle remains.  This once proud landmark has become a haven of evil. Few adventures have been brave enough to explore the … Continue reading →

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(5e) Shield of the Hidden Lord review

Posted on April 11, 2020 by Bryce Lynch

By MT Black Self published 5e Level 3 Generations ago, the most dangerous artifact in the world was lost beneath the streets of Baldur’s Gate. Now it’s your job to go and find it… This 37 page adventure uses about … Continue reading →

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