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The Beast That Waits
By Curtis Lyon Three Sages Games Swords & Wizardry Levels 1-3 Welcome to Graven, a quiet and peaceful little hamlet. Or is it? The Baron hasn’t come down from his keep in three years. Bandits and worse have been stalking … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #125
There’s nothing to see here. Save yourselves! Flee now! The Three Faces of Evil By Mike Mearls Level 3 Part 2 of the Age of Worms adventure path. Surprise! There’s a religious cult! They don’t believe in desecrating any of … Continue reading
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Automata Run Amok
By John Ivor Carlson Dwarven Automata OSRIC Levels 1-2 Out-of-Control automata have driven a wizard from his shop. He would like the PCs to solve the problem (without damaging his creations) while his rival will pay for evidence of the … Continue reading
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The Brigade
By Brian Fitzpatrick & Vincent Florio Moebius Adventures Mazes & Perils/OSR Levels 1-2 Your heroes have come to the village of Nubonne on the borders of Domerre and Orde to help the villagers stop vicious attacks by giant wolves and … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #124
Erik Mona The Whispering Cairn Level 1 Part 1 of a promised 12-part Age of Worms adventure path. And a mixed bag. There’s dungeon where you meet a ghost that wants you to bury his bones with his family. In … Continue reading
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The Sinister Tunnels of Greenfields
By Laurent B De Architecturart Generic Level 1-3 You will find with “The Sinister Tunnels of GREENFIELDS” a sorcerer, terrible rituals, forgotten dungeons …. and a little more than that. This seventeen page “adventure” in a village is more of … Continue reading
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The Mines of Wexham
By Gerald D. Seypura PhD Southerwood Publishing Champions of ZED Low Levels This thing goes by Mines of Wexham and also by Mines of Wexcham. The adventure says Wexcham while most of the marketing/references not in the adventure refer to … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #123
Salvage Operation By Mike Mearls Level 2 An adventure on a twelve-room wrecked ship, with vermin. Get to the hold, get a crate of loot that you’re paid 200gp for (containing a +5 cloak of protection and several figurines of … Continue reading
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Tukram’s Tomb
By Davide Pignedoli DaimonGames OSR/Crying Blades Level 1 The…village is abandoned, and within one hour walks from the tomb. There is not much left: the wooden houses have rotten and collapsed, and only a few stone buildings still sort of … Continue reading
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The Night Wolf Inn
By Anthony Huso Self Published AD&D All Levels Once, a designer told me: “More is better, right? I mean, better to have it and not need it!” Not, I reply, when it makes the design difficult to actually use. It … Continue reading
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