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Dungeon Magazine #60
Shards of the Day by Randy Maxwell AD&D Levels 7-9 This is a monster-zoo fetch-quest adventure in the underdark. Seriously, everyone is here except Yul Brynner. Deep gnomes, duergar, drow, driders, kua-toa, myconids, mind flayers … everyone you could ever … Continue reading
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Taglar’s Tomb
by Hereticwerks Swords & Wizardry Levels 1-3 An old plundered tomb where many a grave-robber got their start … now it’s your turn to spend the night. This is an interesting little thing. It’s a three room cave. That’s 20 … Continue reading
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Taglar’s Tomb
by Hereticwerks Swords & Wizardry Levels 1-3 An old plundered tomb where many a grave-robber got their start … now it’s your turn to spend the night. This is an interesting little thing. It’s a three room cave. That’s 20 … Continue reading
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The Islands of Purple-Haunted Putrescence
by Venger Satanis Kort’thalis Publishing Fantasy RPGs Hex Crawl People only travel to the purple islands infrequently. It is this lack of tourism that gives it mystery. After all, everyplace is a bit weird once you first lay eyes on … Continue reading
Dungeon Magazine #59
Seeking Bloodsilver by Christopher Perkins Birthright Levels 2-4 I’ve never played Birthright, so I don’t know if this adventure is typical. The party is expected to have a lot of retainers. Two combat NPC’s join the party. A band of … Continue reading
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Descent into the Candy Crypts
by Venger Satanis Kort’thalis Publishing Crimson Dragon Slayer Level 1 Fruit of the Doom, let’s show those candy sons-of-bitches what for! This is a parody adventure with fruit people and candy people. That’s not a reason to skip it. The … Continue reading
Revelry in Torth
by Venger Satanis Kort’thalis Publishing 1e/5e Low Levels Torth is a strange desert world. Always night, always deadly. A little bit sword & sorcery, a little bit science-fantasy, and just enough post apocalypse to keep things interesting. This is a … Continue reading
Dungeon Magazine #58
Caveat Emptor by Ted James Zuvich AD&D Levels 3-6 A cut-rate magical dentist has infected her patients with lycanthropy. The party gets to track the victims down since the full moon is coming in a day. This is town adventure … Continue reading
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The Best Adventure Ever – 500 Reviews
Ye old Internets declares that my review blog is now four years old. I figure I’ve read and written reviews for about 1,100 adventures, if I include One-pagers and Dungeon Magazine. WordPress and RPGgeek think I just hit 500 reviews. … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #57
To Cure a Kingdon by John Hartshorne AD&D Levels 8-10 This is one of those hyper-realistic environments and features an assault on an evil temple. You know the type this is: “the guards never look at the torchlit courtyard so … Continue reading
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