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Category Archives: Reviews
Dungeon Magazine #37
I’ve been sick, work has picked way up, I’ve had a super busy personal life. But those are all excuses. The reality of the situation is that reviewing Dungeon Magazine sucks the soul out of you. Even when they don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Dungeon Magazine, Reviews
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B2 – The Twice-Robbed Tomb
By Perry Fehr Purple Duck Games Labyrinth Lord 3rd Level The domination of Pheniket the Pharaonic ended nearly two centuries ago, but stories of his ruthless ambition still haunt the region. An intruder from a sandy land to the south, … Continue reading
Posted in Level 3, No Regerts, Reviews
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Dungeon Magazine #36
Asflag’s Unintentional Emporium By Willie Walsh AD&D Levels 3-7 Time to clean out the rats in the old woman’s cellar, except this time the old woman is a dead wizard and the cellar is his tower in the middle of … Continue reading
Posted in Dungeon Magazine, Reviews
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[5e] – Lost Mine of Phandelver
EDIT: For you new readers, I have VERY high standards. This adventure is one of the best to be published by WOTC in a LOOONNNNGGGGG time. Are you seriously reading this review in order to figure out if you should … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #35
Seeing the pro’s names ad Dungeon authors reminds me of the strippers who show up at spring break wet t-shirt contests. Twilight’s Last Gleaming James Jacobs AD&D Levels 8-10 Adventures like this one are part of that great soul-sucking morass … Continue reading
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X1 – The Unnamed Land
Perry Fehl Purple Duck Games Labyrinth Lord Levels 4-5 The charismatic wizard convinced you all that in the new land you could get a fresh start, that money and high birth couldn’t dictate what you could do. You burned the … Continue reading
Posted in Level 4, No Regerts, Reviews
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Dungeon Magazine #34
This is a pretty crappy issue. The single exception drags the ret of the issue out of the gutter … but not THAT far out of the gutter. Euphoria Horrors Alan Grimes AD&D Levels 1-2 This is an eight-room cave … Continue reading
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The Monastery of Inexorable Truth
By David Pryzbyla Purple Duck Games Labyrinth Lord Levels 3-4 It is said that the truth will set you free… but is that, itself, the truth? The monks of the Order of Veracity built an amazing monastery complex in the … Continue reading
Posted in Level 3, No Regerts, Reviews
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Dungeon Magazine #33
Origins didn’t have shit in the way of adventures, so I bought a bunch on DriveThru this morning. New content soon! Warning: the first adventure has a village of clueless morons. I LOVE villages of clueless morons, so the review … Continue reading
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1A – The Inheritance
By Bob Pennington Mischief, Inc. OSR Introductory to Novice levels Family friend, and great adventurer Gildas Trahern is dead. The journey to Caer Brennau to attend his funeral was pleasant enough and uneventful, but who could have predicted what would … Continue reading
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