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Dungeon Magazine #49
A cover painting of a poisoned flute? Oh, this should be gooooood … The Dark Place by Lee Sheppard AD&D Levels 5-7 A Predator-clone so clone-like that it suggests you watch the movie! I kind of enjoyed the backstory, for … Continue reading
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Streams of the Lucid Crack
by Paul Keigh Psychedelic Fantasies D&D Mid-levels? Uh … so … Go read the review of Dreams of the Lurid Sac. https://tenfootpole.org/ironspike/?p=2633 Got it? Ok. This is a less procedural and more accessible version of Lurid Sac. IE: Paul Keigh … Continue reading
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The Harvester From Outer Space
by Yves Geens Psychedelic Fantasies D&D Fuck it if I know the level. 4-ish? From the introduction … As the PCs are camped out one night during their travels, they are caught in a bright tractor beam and with the … Continue reading
Dungeon Magazine #48
To Bite The Moon by Lisa Smedman AD&D Levels 9-12 This is a weird little adventure. In a gnoll cave, with 70-some odd gnolls, the party is turned in to gnolls by a wish. There’s then a little straight-forward cave … Continue reading
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Dreams of the Lurid Sac
by Paul Keigh Psychedelic Fantasies D&D Uh … I don’t know if I can review this. This is a site based adventure with no overarching objectives or hooks. It’s just a place for you to dump into your game. I’m … Continue reading
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The Caves of Ortok
by John Paul McCartan InfiniBadger Press Labyrinth Lord (& S&W & OSRIC) Levels 3-5 Centuries ago, the great wizard Ortok broke apart his treasure vault and secreted his collection in multiple hidden caches throughout the world. Some of these caches … Continue reading
Dungeon Magazine #47
Shades of Darkness by David C. Wright AD&D Levels 4-6 This is, essentially, a set piece battle in darkness. The party stumble on village whose manor lord has just been killed. Looking in to the manor discovers a few clues … Continue reading
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The Fungus That Came To Blackeswell
by Yves Geens Psychedelic Fantasies D&D Third Level? Publisher’s Blurb: “The inside of the detached cover has the map of the subterranean village of Blackeswell. It’s a site-based module. No quests or plots. The word “Fungus” is in the title … Continue reading
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DCC #80.5 – Glipkerio's Gambit
by Jobe Bittman Goodman Games DCC RPG Level 2 Atop the highest spire of Mount Tyche, your patron’s temple is under attack. A demonic miasma rolls down the frost-blasted peaks leaving a vile stench and foul magics in its wake. … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #46
Dovedale by Ted James & Thomas Zuvich D&D Levels 1-3 Danger! Folklore! Danger! I Love this stuff to an unnatural degree! The village stream has run dry, causing the villagers crops to have issues. They want you to fix it. … Continue reading
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