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Against the Goblins
By Matt Kline Creation’s Edge Games Sword & Wizardry Level 1-3 A foreboding dream of impossible foes; goblins with control over fire, disease, and death, leads to a tiny village on the edge of the wilderness threatened by three goblin … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #139
There is No Honor By James Jacobs Level 1 The first part of the Savage Tide adventure path. I look forward to the tedious underwater rules and the magic item gifting to send the party Under The Sea. Hey! Surprise! … Continue reading
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The Treasure Vaults of Zadabad
By Carl Bussler & Eric Hoffman Stormlord Publishing Swords & Wizardry Level 2-4 Hot wind snaps the black sails of the Soulcatcher as an eager voice calls from the crow’s nest, “Land ho!” Ahead lies the island of Kalmatta, your … Continue reading
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The Trail of Stone and Sorrow
By Zzarchov Kowolski Self-Published Neoclassical Geek Revival/OSR Level 1-3 Something wicked has emerged from the mountains and begun turning things to stone. The villagers are scared and have begun casting a suspicious eye towards a foreign wizard. This is a … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #138
It’s interesting, I’ve noticed another tonal change in Dungeon Magazine. The last few issues have contained adventures with a variety of styles. Linear, combat focused, more traditional styles. Accident or purpose? Who knows, but I do find the uptick in … Continue reading
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The Rotating Labyrinth
By James Eck MindWeaveRPG d20 Level 5 This fifteen page “adventure” centers around one gimmick: a rotating gear-like maze. A large & interesting map has to be constructed by printing it out, glueing it to cardboard, cutting out other parts … Continue reading
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A Pipeful of Trouble
By Bret James Stewart D-ooom Products Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-3 All is not well in Brierfield. The idyllic halfling village has fallen prey to unknown bandits and marauders. These peaceful victims of shattered loves and broken dreams need a band … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #137
Siege of the Spider Eaters By Tim Conners & Eileen Connors Level 1 A short adventure with “good guy” arenae. Arriving at a village, the party finds it encased in webs with giant spiders on it. Inside the villagers relate … Continue reading
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The Dwarves of Copper Gulch
By Ian McGarty Silver Bulette Swords & Wizardry Level 1-3 The Dwarves of Copper Gulch have returned! They seem to be a bit less industrious than before and you will have to figure out why. This is an eleven page … Continue reading
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Broken God’s Pain
By??? Unbalanced Dice Games OSR The Old God has awoken. He feels the pain of being broken and wants to be free again. He has cursed the party to find his body and make him whole again. They must venture … Continue reading
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