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QF3 – Malady of Kings
By Sean Smith Self Published Quarrel & Fable A harried messenger collapses in the town square with news that the king at Firefen has succumbed to a demonic parasite. And where the king is ill, the land is ill. Will … Continue reading
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Tower of the Moon
By David Pulver Night Owl Workshop S&W Levels 3-6 […] The tower filled with howls and screams. Tales say that all perished in the struggle, the frenzied wolves even turning against their pack mates and devouring one another; only a … Continue reading
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(5e) The Temple of Misfortune
By William Murakami-Brundage Menagerie press 5e Levels 1-3 The adventurers are sent to stop a pair of star-crossed lovers and collect the bounty on a gang of ruffians. Unfortunately, the bandit hideout is on the grounds of a haunted temple, … Continue reading
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The Hobgoblin Bride
By Megan Irving Aegis Studios O&O Levels 1-2 Urgoblins are an all-male hobgoblin subrace who have limited regeneration abilities. Most urgoblins live among other hobgoblins with no issues; however, some believe their abilities are a gift from Ragnar and a … Continue reading
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No Rest for the Wicked
By J. Stuart Pate lotFP LotFP Low levels The year is 1632 and the wars of religion engulf Europe. Can you imagine it? A war so total, everywhere you have ever known and everywhere you might know is touched by … Continue reading
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(5e) The Webbed Herring
By David Stapleton, Michael Looney, Keegan Brown LNC Sages 5e Level 3 Deep within the forest there are rumors of fell canyon, a place of danger. A small stream runs out of the forest. It is said that following this … Continue reading
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The Warren
By Simon Miles Dunromin University Press OSRIC Levels 5-8 Baron Ketterall’s lands are beset by a plague of marauding goblins! Goblins you say? Pah! Who’s afraid of a few poxy goblins? But two experienced parties have already gone looking for … Continue reading
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The Sunken Temple of Chloren-Var
Peter Racek Wolfhill Entertainment OSR Levels 1-4 Plunged deep beneath forsaken swamplands centuries ago, the Sunken Temple of Chloren-Var now waits to be rediscovered. Untold fortune, magic, and ancient secrets await those brave enough to enter the Sunken Temple, but … Continue reading
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(5e) A Mishap of Ill Portent
By Travis Legge Self-published 5e Levels 1-3 While the characters shop in the marketplace of a small village, a thunderous boom interrupts the peaceful commerce. A large plume of smoke rises from the outskirts of town, and the locals rightly … Continue reading
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Annihilation Rising
By Lloyd Metcalf Fail Quad Games 1e/5e Level 5 Monsieur Nerluc clings to the local mountainside. Villagers tell frightened children that the monstrous form of earthen stone is just a natural rock formation. It’s a lie they’d like to believe … Continue reading
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