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Dungeon Magazine #53
pellbook Masquarade by J. Lee Cunningham AD&D Solo 3-5 I don’t do solo’s. 🙁 Clarshh’s Sepulchre by WIllie Walsh AD&D Level 1 This is a nice little journeyman adventure. You’re asked to find and loot a tomb to recover a … Continue reading
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Deep Carbon Observatory
by Patrick Stuart False Machine Publishing Lamentations of the Flame Princess Mid-level The adventure takes players from a town devastated by an unexpected flood, through a drowned land where nature is turned upside down and desperate families cling to the … Continue reading
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SlaughterGrid
by Rafael Chandler Neoplastic Press OSRIC Level … 2? Created by genocidal halflings aeons ago, SlaughterGrid is a strange and gruesome dungeon, avoided by all save the bravest or most foolhardy of adventurers. “Whether is was foolish piety, or raw … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #52
This review is not up to my usual standards. This issue really weighed on me. “Jesus fucking Christ how many pages are left?” is not something you want to find yourself saying while reading something you’ve bought for fun. Spirits … Continue reading
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Valley of the Five Fires
Guten Tag Tanelorn.net! by Richard LeBlankc Jr. New Big Dragon Games D&D Levels 4-9 This is either a region module with strong adventures supporting it or a sandbox with strong adventures and great regional supporting material. Either way, it’s pretty … Continue reading
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Tales from the Laughing Dragon
by David Gerard & Contributors Basic Fantasy Levels 1-3 Fonkin the beloved gnome sage is missing. The town guard is busy fighting off brigands and doesn’t have time to look for him. A group of aspiring adventurers must take on … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #51
Nbod’s Room by Jeff Crook AD&D Levels 1-2 This adventures does what few can: marry a location to events to make it seem “like a living place. Well Done! A haunted room in an inn has teleporters to several other … Continue reading
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The Tomb of the Sea Kings
by Lawson Bennett & Jimm Johnson Scribes of Sparn D&D Levels 5+ After a successful plunder of the Urchinn Isles, a well deserved night of drinking is in order, during such you trade stories with a local “antique dealer” who … Continue reading
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Cave of the Cybersteed
by Raul De La Garza III Metamorphosis Alpha / Mutant Future In the quiet and unsuspecting village of Ek-Wyne, the residents go about their daily and mundane tasks not realizing that a terror from above has come to call. One … Continue reading
Dungeon Magazine #50
The Vaka’s Curse by Ted James & Thomas Zuvich AD&D Levels 2-4 An evil guy is cursed to remain in a ship’s figurehead, and becomes a shadow slowly draining those on the ship, year after year. This is a nice … Continue reading
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