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Dungeon Magazine #136
Hey, I’m on vacation in California! I finally get to go to Death Valley! Tensions RIsing By Ryan Smalley Level 4 An airship has crashed in a hollow mesa and you’re sent to get some papers from it. The mesa … Continue reading
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Dread Machine
By Gus L. Self Published Labyrinth Lord Level 3-6 This 52 page adventure describes a cavern and the machine at the heart of it, that can resurrect the dead. Three’s a small region presented around it, with the cavern locale … Continue reading
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The Tall Witch
By David Pigndolli Daimon Games OD&D Level 1 It presents a classic adventure, with a mission assigned to the characters by the priest of a small village, and rumors of the coming awakening of the terrible Tall Witch. This 26 … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #135
I have a headache and I twisted my neck last night. This issue isn’t helping. Funeral Procession By Mark A. Hart Level 1 This is one of the stooopidiest things I’ve ever seen. You’r guarding a funeral procession. There’s a … Continue reading
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Forgotten Fane of the Coiled Goddess
By Joseph D. Salvador North Wind Adventures AS&SH Levels 5-7 More than a month ago, your party found itself in Port Zangerios, where you heard of an Esquimaux thief selling a treasure map. Low on wealth but high in courage, … Continue reading
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The Forge of Ilmarinen
By Jeremy Reaban Self Published 1E Levels 5-7 Ilmarinen the Eternal Hammerer was once widely worshipped by primitive people, whom he taught how to work metal. But once they had his knowledge, his worship was largely forgotten and his temple … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #134
Home Under the Range By Michael Kortes Level 3 A linear “underdark” escort adventure with a farcical pretext. The party is charged with herding giant beetles through the underdark from one location to another. Five encounters later they reach their … Continue reading
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The Fall of Whitecliff
By Ben Gibson Coldlight Press Pathfinder/5e/OGL Level 1 Awakening in the dark with splitting headache, you hear the curses of other tight-packed prisoners. No screaming. Must not be in the deep dungeons, not yet. Damned castellan-he’s as paranoid as he … Continue reading
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Along the Road of Tombs
By Gus L Self Published Swords & Wizardry Level 2? This free, 41 page dungeon adventure, with about 39 encounters, details four tomb-systems / lairs carved in to a huge mesa. It’s rife with factions, social play, weird shit, and … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #133
Chimes at Midnight By Nicolas Logue Level 5 I cannot stand this fucking adventure. It’s Shadowpunky Eberron, which is not my favorite genre, but the real reason is that the design SUCKS SHIT BALLS. It starts with the usual ‘lets … Continue reading
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