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The Faceless Howl
By Patrice CrespyKabuki KaiserOSRLevels 1-4 It was bound to happen. Too many relics. Too many books. Too much past stacked in one place, the Monument Valley of scrolls and mouldy tomes. The Lucubrarium of Unobsolescence has gone wrong. In Bec–de–Corbin … Continue reading
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Chipped Saucer
By Daniel HicksSelf PublishedACKSLevels 4-6 Warning! Barrier Peaks is my all time nostalgia favorite. A spaceship was transferring dangerous exotic lifeforms for sale at another point. A defective containment unit released one avid Hund, which quickly killed those present and … Continue reading
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Tomb of The Dundel Chief
By Heidi Gygax Garland, Erik Garland, Adapted by Bill SilveyGAXLAND1eLevels 5-7 The mission: A local elder dwarf has commissioned you to find the long abandoned underground tomb of the legendary Dundel Chief, R?ta V?kara. As no dwarven folk are allowed … Continue reading
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The Crypt of Atan-Thu
By The Danger ForgeSelf PublishedOSELevels 6-8 Tales of Atan-Thu are told to frighten both the bold and the meek alike. Necromancer without peer. Merciless tyrant of Zahal Keep. His evil stretched across the land like a malignant shadow. Though long … Continue reading
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Parliament of Owls
By Dougal CochraneSelf PublishedDOlmenwoodLevels … 2-3? No Funkadelics appear in this adventure. […] Lately, the witch owls are squabbling about whether to move on to new hunting grounds, or remain to continue preying on travellers. The owls comprise two factions, … Continue reading
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Against the Horselord
By Brad KerrNecrotic GnomeOSELevels 5-7 A cruel warlord hoards horses and power at the edge of the wilds. His castle brims with treasure, terror, and twisted secrets. Can players infiltrate the Horselord’s stronghold, overcome its treacherous occupants, and liberate the … Continue reading
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The Mysterious Island
By Pedro GilLa Marco del EsteOSRLevels 4-6 Beyond the Pirate Islands, in the southern seas, there is said to be a mysterious island, eternally shrouded in a thick fog, as cold as a corpse’s shroud, where monstrous creatures, strange artifacts, … Continue reading
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Journey Under the Rock
By Marco FischerSavvy Thief StudiosOSR”Low Levels” [No Marketing Blurb] This fourteen page adventure uses four pages to describe seven areas in a big rock. It’s verbose, which is weird since it just describes “possabilities.” There is little to no value … Continue reading
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Eldritch Borderlands
By Stephen J. JonesUnsound MethodsOSELevels 4-6 Twenty years ago the denizens of Faerie poured forth from the Circle of Mehriz and fell upon the sleeping town of Harpagus. Men, women and children were killed indiscriminately, and the town was burnt. … Continue reading
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Into the Many-Towered Twilight
By NikolineSelf PublishedOSRLevels 2-6 Kurhan has three hills: Tell Os and Tell Hyr and Tell Kur. Of these, it is Tell Kur who is oldest and most feared. She is mother to the rest; it is on her windswept summit, … Continue reading
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