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The Quirtion Affair
By Steve Willett Polyhedron Games KISS Mid-level? WoW! Seldom have I seen the likes! This twenty page adventure is more like an outline of an adventure. And I’m being quite generous by using the word “outline.” The twenty pages have … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #109
Secrets of the Soul Pillars By Jesse Decker Level 12 Adventure Path! Which is synonymous with linear adventure and forced combats! This starts with a forced combat; an assassination attempt. It moves to overly detailed text, another forced combat, a … Continue reading
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Temple of the Ape God
By Mattias Nrva & Terje Nordin Svard & Svartknost 1E Levels 2-4 In the depth of jungle, a terrible and ancient foe has awakened. There are rumors of gold to be won there, but it will take more than luck … Continue reading
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Adventure at Goldmarsh
By David Dolph Lupes Rex Games 1E Level 5 This is a plot based adventure in four acts. There is an investigation of a murder & kidnapping in a village, with strong social elements. There follows a scene-based overland journey … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #108
The Iron Satyr By Scott Stearns Level 11 I have no fucking clue why this adventure exists. None. A small village has a giant statue in the middle. A local artist goes missing. One day the statue disappears, along with … Continue reading
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The Stealer of Children
By Peter C. Spahn Small Niche Games Labyrinth Lord Level 1 Leandras Row is a peaceful farming village that lies on the border of a mystical forest known as the Tanglewood. The villagers pay homage to St. Leandra the Lady … Continue reading
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The Lair of Largash the Lurid
By Michael Mills Canister & Grape 1E Levels 1-3 Largash the Lurid, scourge of the common folk and self-appointed king beneath the rocky hills, lurks deep within his lair. Who dares enter his realm to unthrone this most evil of … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #107
Mellorn Hospitality By Russel Brown Level 5 Hired to escort an elf to a magic fair, the party sees their ward runn of screaming in to the forest once they are there. Asshole elves have made a pact with a … Continue reading
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Adventure Most Fowl
By Howard Beleiff & Michael Garcia Grey Fey Swords & Wizardry Level 0-1 “Curses are like chickens; they always come home to roost”, and if these chickens aren’t found soon, the Village of Kith will be doomed! On the edge … Continue reading
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The Horrendous Heap of Sixteen Cities
By Dylan Hartwell Self Published Labyrinth Lord Extending above a haze of reeking steam rise sixteen peaks of garbage magically transported from sixteen different cities. It spreads, like an ever-growing fungus, across the landscape, encompassing and corrupting nearly fifty square … Continue reading