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Dungeon Magazine Summary: Issues 126-150

Posted on October 14, 2017 by Bryce Lynch

Again, if I don’t list an issue it’s because there was nothing too notable about it. Dungeon 128 Shut-In is a delightful little urban adventure. Guarding a little old ladies house, the thing has more atmosphere than, say, every Ravenloft … Continue reading →

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Tomb at the Dragon’s Spine

Posted on October 11, 2017 by Bryce Lynch

By Scott Taylor Art of the Genre 1e/5e Levels 1-3 While crossing the deadly ‘Dragon’s Spine’ of the island’s interior, the party encounters a darkness at the heights. Within the ancient stones the tomb of one of the last sea … Continue reading →

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The Temple of Drawoh Rock

Posted on October 9, 2017 by Bryce Lynch

By CS Barnhart Mad Martian Games OSR Level 1 The Temple of Drawoh Rock is an adventure module for 1st level characters exploring the Ice Kingdoms. As warriors of Thane Ornulf the characters will sail the Atalac Sea, explore the … Continue reading →

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Dungeon Magazine Summary: Issues 101-125

Posted on October 7, 2017 by Bryce Lynch

A reminder: if I don’t list an issue then it doesn’t have enough redeeming qualities for me to mention it. I didn’t accidentally skip them. Dungeon 104 Dragon Hunters has some nice faction play in it and perhaps some murky … Continue reading →

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The Wicked Woeful Web

Posted on October 4, 2017 by Bryce Lynch

By Thom Wilson ThrowiGames Swords & Wizardry Levels 1-2 The monks of Esherten have always used trained spiders to protect their crops from the nearby giant fly hives. That was until several days ago, when the always obedient arachnids left … Continue reading →

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Nothing To See Here

Posted on October 2, 2017 by Bryce Lynch

By Christopher Clark Inner City Game Design Generic Mid-levels While you were away, things did not go according to plan. Someone ran up a whole bunch of debts in your name. Someone made a lot of promises and commitments on … Continue reading →

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Dungeon Magazine Summary: Issues 76-100

Posted on September 30, 2017 by Bryce Lynch

Dungeon 76 Fruit of the Vine featured a house overrun by a vine creeper. The core of the encounters were good but WAAAYYYY too much text. Some folks like Mertymane’s Road. I found the terrain and weather effects tedious and … Continue reading →

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Dark Times in Brighton

Posted on September 27, 2017 by Bryce Lynch

By Bill Logan DwD Studios Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-2 Townsfolk are disappearing from the surrounding countryside. Goblins are on the march once more. If that wasn’t enough, a terrible blighting disease has infected the waters and not even the curative … Continue reading →

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Discord at the Docks

Posted on September 25, 2017 by Bryce Lynch

By Frank Schmidt Adventures in Filbar 1e Levels 1-3 The adventure begins as your ship docks in Phoenix and you and your group debark. …The PCs were on a delivery mission but mistook a subject on the dock as the … Continue reading →

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Dungeon Magazine Summary: Issues 51-75

Posted on September 23, 2017 by Bryce Lynch

It should be noted that even the decent/good adventures have The Usual Dungeon problems. Dungeon 51 Nbod’s Room is an interesting little piece. Describing a haunted room in an inn, it’s actually a locale for the party to visit over … Continue reading →

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