Category Archives: Reviews

by Morten Braten Xoth.Net Publishing Pathfinder Levels 8-10 There is a land far to the north, past the black hills of Lamu and beyond the frozen moors of Tharag Thule; a dreary land of mist and thunder, where the white … Continue reading →

by Patrick Wetmore Henchman Abuse Labyrinth Lord Levels 2-4 The Anomalous Subsurface Environment is more than just robots and lasers — its clowns and dinosaurs, too! Levels 2 and 3 of the critically ignored gonzo megadungeon are finally available — … Continue reading →

by Benton Wilson Expeditious Retreat Press OSRIC Levels 3-5 (or 1-3, the cover and fist page differ. I suspect 1-3) The capital of the Venirian Empire has been re-located back to Venir, and a thriving city has been built above … Continue reading →

by Paul J. Fini IndieOnly Comics OSR D&D Levels 1-3 An ancient outpost, abandoned centuries ago by a empire in decline, sits atop a lonely hill overlooking a bleak wilderness. Why was it deserted and left unattended all those years? … Continue reading →

by R. Lawrence Blake Prime Requisite Games Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-3 The legend of an ancient crypt outside the ghost town of Iron City tells of a powerful curse and those who venture there will surely meet their doom. A … Continue reading →

by R. Lawrence Blake Prime Requisite Games Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-3 Gerald Red held evil and blasphemous battle games for the public within the confines of his courtyard. When the local officials came to put a stop to the bloodshed, … Continue reading →

by John Stater Self-published Blood & Treasure Levels 1-3 What secrets lie beneath the ancient gatehouse of the infamous Black Baron? Only the bravest dare find out. A Blood & Treasure adventure for characters levels 1 to 2. Compatible with … Continue reading →

by Keane Peterson Design Mechanism Runequest 6 This is the free sample/introductory adventure from the the Book of Quests. It has the characters acting as caravan guards. It’s clearly padded beyond all reasonableness and commits the original sin: being boring. … Continue reading →

by Clint Elliott Black Wyvern Press Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-3 The borderland has for over a thousand years marked the northernmost progress of human civilization. The border is not a line marked on a map but a tide advancing and … Continue reading →