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Dungeon Magazine #143
Riding the Rail By Christopher Wissel Level 5 When I saw this I thought to myself ‘this better not be a fucking magical Eberron railroad adventure …”. It’s a fucking Eberron magic railroad adventure. Joy. Magic tech. Bound air elements. … Continue reading
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The Dungeon of the Selenian Conclave
By Alessandro Dellamotta Starlight Games Basic D&D Levels 1-2 Deep underground, an orc-infested dungeon is revealed to be an abandoned sorcerous laboratory, the turf of powerful ancient wizards and their secret research… There, the Selenian Conclave labored on how to … Continue reading
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10’+1 – Tomb of the Serpent Kings
Another double shot review! The first by Bryce and the second by The Pretty Girl! Review 1 – Bryce Lynch By Skerples Coin and Scrolls Blog System Neutral Level 1 This thirteen page adventure is a three level dungeon with … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #142
Masque of Dreams By B. Matthew Conklin III Level 1 Masquerade ball. Oasis. Archeological dig. Drugged food. Pretty close to shitty trope bingo! This has a social/ball/roleplaying element that then changes when the ball attendees all (except for the party) … Continue reading
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Blue Crystal Mine
By Matt Kline Creation’s Edge Games Swords & Wizardry Levels 1-3 An elven smith has recently relearned the long-lost secret art of crafting with the blue crystal known as azurite. He’s promised to craft you a few magic weapons, provided … Continue reading
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10’+1: The Flooded Temple
Welcome to Tenfootpole +1. Today you can expect the same old vitriol from Bryce, as well as a dose in the form of another review of the same adventure from The Pretty Girl. Lucky You! We Begin! By M. Greis … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #141
The Sea Wyvern’s Wake By Richard Pett Level 5 Savage Tide adventure path, part the third: a sea voyage. This installment is hard thing to review. It’s heart is in the right place but it suffers GREATLY from the three-column … Continue reading
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Binding the Wind
By John Mcnabb & Matthew Roth McNabb Games Generic/Universal Level?? Piracy is an omnipresent threat while sailing the open seas, and none are more formidable than the treacherous slavers that seek more than simple cargo. Often putting their newly captured … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #140
The Bullywug Gambit By Nicolas Logue Level 3 Savage Tide adventure path part two. When the synopsis contains “the party must then race to …” then I’m predisposed to not like it. “Stilt-walking monks” is something I would use if … Continue reading
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Trouble in Waterdeep
By Eugene Fasano & James Hutt Arcana Games 5E Levels 1-3 An urban Waterdeep adventure. 21 pages of linear crap (with sewers!) that dips in to “barely comprehensible” territory wrapped in lipstick art & formatting to make it look decent. … Continue reading
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