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The Ytroth Larvae of the Scarsea Cliffs
By Karl Scheer Ideagonk Generic/Universal Low Levels A ragtag group of adventurers delve into the mouth of one of The Ytroth Larvae of the Scarsea Cliffs seeking antideluvian treasure from underground civilizations! This is a two-page adventure with three rooms … Continue reading
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The Devil in the Crypt
By Terje Nordin & Mattias Narva Svard & Svartknost 1e Levels 1-3 Death will come on swift wings to those who disturb the tomb of the Black Pharaoh! Haunted by evil both otherworldly and mundane, the tomb of the sorcerer-king … Continue reading
Posted in Level 1, No Regerts, Reviews
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Dungeon Magazine #112
Fair warning: I loved the original adventure. Jesus Christ, please don’t suck. Please don’t suck. Please don’t suck. Maure Castle, Levels 1-4 By Gary Gygax, James Jacobs, Rob Kuntz, Erik Mona Level 12 Maure Castle is trouble. This is a … Continue reading
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Broodmother Skyfortress
By Jeff Rients LotFP LotFP Jeff Rients is fucking crazy. And I mean that as a compliment. This is a 173 page digest book on how to DM a great game … with an adventure included and used as an … Continue reading
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Misty Isles of the Eld
By Chris Kutalik, Robert Parker Hydra Cooperative Labyrinth Lord Level 3-4 Come visit the acid fantasy mini-sandbox of the Misty Isles, a hellish pocket plane that’s brutally displaced a bucolic paradise. Marvel at its massive grub-ridges, shake at the body … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #111
You know, these things wear on you but they are trivial to review. Linear, long stat blocks, nothing of substance. Strike on the Rapid Dawn By Frank Brunner Level 15-17 This mini’s combat scenario is in three parts. First is … Continue reading
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Stench of the Sea
By Paul Baldowski Just Crunch Games Generic Any level? [No Stats] The adventurers probably come to Brinwan not expecting a great deal, and a first encounter with a mildly insane goat herder doesn’t change that expectation. However, just as the … Continue reading
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Folio #4
By Scott Taylor, Ashur Taylor, Mark Timm Art of the Genre 1e & 5e Level 6-9 Once again, the players of the Ivory Scimitar are faced with going into Mithelvarn’s Dungeon as they race against time to help destroy the … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #110
The Buzz in the Bridge By John Simcoe Level 3 Thisfifteen page adventure has the party getting rid of a giant bee hive that’s been built in a covered bridge near a halfling town. The adventure has, maybe, two encounters, … Continue reading
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The Golden Four
By Steve Willett Polyhedron Games AD&D 1e Levels 5-7 A lost compound for four enterprising adventurers has been recently uncovered and the party must travel to it and plunder its wealth whilst looking for papers and articles of historical interest. … Continue reading