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Dungeon Magazine #106
Tammeraut’s Fate By Greg A. Vaughan Level 6 A harpy attack leads the party to a lonely monastery on an island which is strangely deserted. A few lingering monsters roam about, as well as some hidden monks, before the undead … Continue reading
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Midnight Oliviah
By Llord Metcalf, Ian Graham, Christopher Thompson Fail Quad Games OSRIC Level 3-4 Oliviah the local tavern and inn owner has some of the best private auctions in the realms. The mystical armor of Ivan Goramavich has come into her … Continue reading
One Waiting, One Prisoner, One Sacrificed
By Tim Shorts GM Games OD&D It begins with three children missing after a Summer Solstice celebration. The party explores Denizon’s Folly, a tower that was abandon and unfinished. The second leg of the adventure leads the party into the … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #105
I wish I could scan the maps for these two adventures. They are literally lines that run in to rooms. I’m not even sure why maps were included. Racing the Snake By John Simcoe Level 6 This is a linear … Continue reading
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Evil Wizards in a Cave
By Johnstone Metzger Red Box Vancouver Labyrinth Lord/Dungeon World The Tellurine Monastery has a serious problem—a band of evil wizards have stolen their holiest relic, the helmet of Saint Anglard, and fled. The abbot believes they are hiding out in … Continue reading
Ogres of the Fen
by Lloyd Metcalf Fail Squad Games OSRIC Levels 5-7 In the midst of the expansive fen south of Lorview, Stonefar the chieftain rules the ogrish community of Gaundelfen. A great goblin army in the southern mountains plague the Gaundelfen and … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #104
Dragon Hunters By Peter Zollers Level 7 This is a jungle adventure, a search for a “dragon/t-rex that is attacking a human fort. The core of the adventure is rather linear but the elements around it allow for SUBSTANTIAL freeform … Continue reading
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Menagerie of the Ice Lord
By Dylan Hartwell Self Published Labyrinth Lord Levels 3-5 Lord Venator lived in a remote mountain top family estate castle overlooking the snowbound village of Nix. An accomplished and enthusiastic hunter, he bored of mounting stuffed trophies and took to … Continue reading
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The Shrine of St. Aleena
By Peter C. Spahn Small Niche Games Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-3 The adventure takes place in a cave complex known as the Shrine of St. Aleena which is set in the Chronicles of Amherth™ campaign setting, but may easily be … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #103
Glacial Inferno By Kent Ertman Level 7 This is full on crap-fest combat-as-sport mode. Pretext after pretext is given for combat. Made with rage. Mad with fury. Mad with pain. The end result of every encounter is that everything in … Continue reading
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