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The Blood Pharaoh
By Jayson Gardner Silver Bulettes Swords & Wizardry Levels 5-7 The party is hired by a caravan to guard a mysterious cargo. What can be so important to require a full group of 4th-6th level adventurers? This is a 22 … Continue reading
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The Dragon’s Heart
By M. Greis Greis Games Labyrinth Lord Level 1-3 In the deep, it has awoken. Hidden in the ruins of an old dwarven kingdom awaits a powerful relic, and an army kobolds are on the march to retrieve it. Dare … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine Summary: Issues 1 through 25
I’m trying to write up my notes and finish up my Dungeon reviews, so you can expect a few more of these as I work on 25 issues a week. Then I’ll write up a grand summary and be done … Continue reading
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(5e) Yearning for Adventure
By Frank Schmidt Self Published 5e Level 1 A religious festival in the nearby town of Saratoga is the spot your introductory level PCs have opted to begin their careers. With so many people coming to the festival the group … Continue reading
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Wyrd Ways of Walstock
By Dan Osarchuk OSRDAN Games Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-3 ‘Wyrd’ things are afoot. This town might seem like your ordinary, post-apocalyptic-now-turned-fantasy locale, but it is not! Fell Cults have begun to take over and it is up to the brave … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #150
I made it. I fucking made it! I’m not proud of the lack of analysis some of these adventures got, but, fuck man, THEY SUCK. Kill Bargle By Jason Bulmahn Level 3 WoW! A non-shitty adventure in the final issue! … Continue reading
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The Mines of Valdhum
By Matthew Evans Mithgarthr Entertainment Labyrinth Lord Levels 5-7 Nordriki, the northern kingdom of the land of Mithgarthr, has been relatively free of dragons for hundreds of years, but recently the locals have been reporting sightings of red, white, and … Continue reading
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[5e] Modrons, Mephits, & Mayhem
By Tim Bannock Self Published 5e Levels 5-8 It is primarily set in a modron-designed research facility that has been abandoned by its creators but retains guardians that are still active. Additionally, two groups have broken into the facility with … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #149
Not as bad as I was expecting for issue 149. Nice ideas, poorly implemented. War of the Wielded By Richard Pett Level 5 Well, you don’t see that everyday. I tend to like things stretched to their logical conclusion, or … Continue reading
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Catacombs of Chaos
By Walter P. Jones Jr. New Realms Publishing Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-3 The trading season has begun and the town of Ravenor is filled with merchants and celebrators looking to enjoy the upcoming Spring Festival. But not all is well … Continue reading
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