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CE3 – The Folk of Osmon
By Daniel J. Bishop Purple Duck Games DCC Multiple Levels A mighty civilization once thrived where now only lonely Osmon Mire stretches across the land. The crumbled and vine-laden ruins of ages-old buildings arise here and there from the reedy … Continue reading
CE2 – The Black Goat
By Daniel J. Bishop Purple Duck Games DCC All Levels Not all mountain passes are lonely. Come meet the Mahmat Troth and the One they adore. Only in the high pass will you discover what the Black Goat truly is. … Continue reading
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CE1 – The Falcate Idol
By Daniel J Bishop Purple Duck Games DCC Level 2 The Cult of the Harrower is ancient, and each of the eight eyes of its spider-idol is rumored to be a moonstone gem the size of a pigeon’s egg. Moreover, … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #39
There was a Science Fiction in … Analog, I think, that recounted a bunch of human authors on an alien planet that treasured literature. The aliens hated the human literature. Their own recounted every detail possible of every thing possible … Continue reading
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FT1 – Creeping Beauties of the Woods
Daniel J. Bishop Purple Duck Games DCC Level 1 The faerie tales of old have been conveniently ‘cleaned up’ from the days of old, when witches were considerably less beautiful, and being woken from a death-like sleep by Love’s First … Continue reading
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Dungeon Magazine #38
Note my new feature, in which I try to find something worth stealing for your own game in every adventure! A Blight on the Land Richard Green AD&D Levels 8-12 Monsters are attacking a village and people are starving. You’re … Continue reading
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FT0 – Prince Charming, Reanimator
By Daniel J. Bishop Purple Duck Games DCC Level 0 funnel Prince Hubert Charming, son of the Baron of Westlake, and heir to Westlake Manor, is well known as a cold man, whose watery blue eyes seem to betray no … Continue reading
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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
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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
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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
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