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Category Archives: Reviews
Dungeon Magazine #27
Hello darkness my old friend … While I don’t usual comment on the editorials and letters, the editorial does mention the need to make the adventures more DM friendly and to add more flavor the adventures. Hmmmm … Tarfil’s Tomb … Continue reading
Posted in Dungeon Magazine, Reviews
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Gygax #3 – The Marmoreal Tomb of Garn Pat’uul
By Ernie Gygax & Benoist Poiré TSR/Gygax Magazine #3 D&D Levels 1-3 This is a 33-ish room dungeon in an old dwarves fortress. It’s a pretty decent little adventure with a great map and nice degree of variety. It perhaps … Continue reading
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SG1 – Hill Giant Hall
By J.D. Neal Self-Published BFRPG Levels 9-12 Evil has risen and the countryside is in panic. Life in the rich, flat farmlands near the forested hills has never been completely safe, but now giants have arrived, ransacking communities and waylaying … Continue reading
Posted in Level 9, No Regerts, Reviews
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Dungeon Magazine #26
The Letters section of Dungeon magazine may be the most amusing thing an RPG enthusiast can read in 2014. “You suck! I will never buy your magazine again because you published a MSH adventure!” Response: “Ok. Enjoy the Tope Secret … Continue reading
Posted in Dungeon Magazine, Reviews
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The Charmed Grotto
By Dyson Logos Freely Web Published B/X Levels 5-8 This is a small ten-ism room cave system under a hill near a village. It’s packed full of baddies, has more than a few interesting features, does treasure (mostly) right. It … Continue reading
Posted in Level 5, No Regerts, Reviews
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The Hidden Tomb of Slaggoth the Necromancer
By Adrian Stone & Nick Whelan Self published System Neutral Low Levels Mentioning the name of Slaggoth the Necromancer was once met with hastily gestured holy signs and murmurs of fear. The dead things which crawled and slithered from Slaggoth’s … Continue reading
Posted in Level 1, Reviews, The Best
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Dungeon Magazine #25
The Standing Stones of Sundown By Paul May AD&D Levels 3 OR 9 This is a brief village investigation followed by a set-piece combat in the village. The village has some standing stones in the middle and a chalk … Continue reading
Posted in Dungeon Magazine, Reviews
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They Came from the Stars
By Simon Forster “and the sky full of dust” blog OD&D Levels 1-3 This little adventure is a brief village/countryside investigation and exploration of a small spaceship. It’s got a strong OD&D feel, is very lightweight, provides some decent imagery, … Continue reading
Posted in Level 1, No Regerts, Reviews
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Three Sad Wizards
By Jasper Polane Weird Opera Blog OSR Levels 1-2 This is a little mini-region with a village, three main adventure sites, a number of wilderness opportunities, and some follow-up suggestions. The intent appears to be an adventure that could … Continue reading
Dungeon Magazine #24
In the Dread of Night By Ann Dupois D&D Level 1-3 This is a six-level wizards tower with a nice little village attached. Weird things are afoot in and around the village and they are convinced its the nearby wizard … Continue reading
Posted in Dungeon Magazine, Reviews
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