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Snow
By Christina Lea Peryton Publishing Labyrinth Lord Levels 5-7 Those who who squint long enough through Mount Irem’s blinding snow storms can see lights flickering high on its slopes. The people in the town below tell stories of a castle … Continue reading
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Tomb of Horutep
By Stephen J. Grodzocki Self-Published Low Fantasy Gaming Level … 4? This is the free example adventure for the “$1 Adventure Frameworks” series. It’s a Patreon series that offers adventures for $1 each. They are meant to be 6-8 pages … Continue reading
Dungeon Magazine #102
Cry Wolf By Nicholas Logue Level 2 The core concept here is good, but it’s lacking quite a bit to push it over the top. A wolf is near and the village organizes an attempt to stop it, including a … Continue reading
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The Cruellest Mistress of All
By John R. Davis Self Published OSR Level 4 A frustratingly organized sixty-five multi-part adventure, which is in turn part of a campaign arc. A divination, followed by an unrelated orc attack on the town, followed by a tower exploration, … Continue reading
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Sands of Saqua-Ra
By Matthew Kline Creation’s Edge Games Swords & Wizardry Levels 6-8 Dune striders set out from the walled city of Jewel each day, carrying sages and sightseers across the desert out into the sprawling ruins of Saqua-Ra. On this day, … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #101
Only two adventures and a shift to combat focused adventures does NOT bode well for my future state of mental well being … Prison of the Firebringer By Richard Baker Level 13 Heh. “Over the centuries he has come to … Continue reading
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Lost Lair of the Lizard Laird
By Johnathan L. Bingham Ostensible Cat Design Swords & Wizardry Let’s call it … level 1? …the tribe is willing to release them and forgive the party’s trespass if they will perform a task on behalf of the tribe. Tsoraz … Continue reading
Temple of Lies
By Zzarchov Kowolski Self Published Neoclassical Geek Revival/OSR Levels 1-2 The Temple of Lies is a small light hearted adventure about the typical shennigans one gets into involving human sacrifice and severe opiod addiction. Black Lotus Peddler: “Two or three … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #100
Ought oh. I think the blog comments are right: I’ve in for a very rough time ahead. Old Embers Never Die By Andy Collins Level 12 Two dungeons, barely connected. Number one has six rooms and is kobolds. The entrance … Continue reading
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Cyclopean Deeps Chapter 2 – Eye of the Titan
By Matt Finch Frog God Games Swords & Wizardry/Pathfinder Level 10-12 Eye of the Titan takes the adventurers to the strange, underground fortress of Ques Querax, where they may discover strange secrets if they are unlucky enough… While on another … Continue reading
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