Category Archives: Reviews

By Pail MitchenerD101 GamesCrypts & Things/OSRLevels 6-8 The ruins of the Unknown City stand at the edge of the Death Wind Steppe, surrounded by the foothills of the Wolf Head Mountains. They are a monument to a once mighty city. … Continue reading →

By Joseph BlochBRW Games1eLevels “Medium” (which is 4-6) The Eventide Valley has always been a place of mystery for those who dwell in the surrounding lands of the Great Empire. Isolated, backwards, and content to keep to itself, the valley … Continue reading →

By Evlyn MoreauSelf PublishedBasicLevel … 4? The oasis is filled with cactus sprouting large yellow flowers. The water flows between a cave mouth and a sandstone crevasse. This 42 page adventure describes about twenty locations in and around desert oasis … Continue reading →

By Danilo PellegrinoMr Pilgrim’s TomesOSELevel …5? “Low Levels?” The swamps near Gren are infested with strange creatures preying on travellers, the hydra has begun her yearly hunt and the river woman’s daughter has vanished. Last year the neighbouring towns have … Continue reading →

by Rick MaffeiExpeditious Retreat Press1eLevels 2-3 Bandit and humanoid raids have increased on Ashen Ridge rendering the trade route increasingly more dangerous. Spurred by a recent, brutal attack by humanoids that claimed an ingot caravan, guards and all, the elders … Continue reading →

The Dour DMSelf PublishedKnaveLevels 1-3 A magical barrier that has long held the threat of the Frostclaw Orcs at bay has suddenly begun to falter. As orcs begin to push their way south, Queen Lillian Farborn has sent out an … Continue reading →

By Keith SloanExpeditious Retreat Press1eLevels 5-7 Orcs have long been a danger in the northern woods, but the Dukes have always been able to contain them and protect the human southlands. No longer. Rumors swirl that formerly warring orc tribes … Continue reading →

By Daniel Harila CarlsenMudnight MediaKnaveLevels 1-3 Crimson Creek, a scenic slope up a young mountain. Your adventure starts of in a familiar, almost homely fashion. There’s a hamlet, home to quirky villagers with mundane problems. But every trail you follow … Continue reading →