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DFT1 – Trident Rock
by Michael Martin Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 5-7 Can you unravel the mysteries of the island of Trident Rock? Must I? This module gave me a headache. This review is not going have the pretense of being objective. … Continue reading
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Dwimmermount (Draft) Review
by James Maliszewski Labyrinth Lord/ACKS Autarch? Grognardia Games? Levels 1-10 The gates of Dwimmermount are opening. After years of rumors, it is time to discover the secrets of this legendary dungeon for yourself. This review is based on a DRAFT … Continue reading
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DF30 – The Village with No Name
by Robert James Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 1-3 Along the road in a distant location is a village with no name but with citizens under siege by a gang of evil rogues, adventurers, and rubes. Who will confront … Continue reading
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DF29 – Ruins of the White Watch
by Andrew Hamilton Freely Distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 5-8 Centuries ago the White Watch defended the land. Then it fell and it’s location was lost… until now. Who knows what treasures could be found in its depths. This is … Continue reading
DF28 – The Banked Swamp
by Steve Temple Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Low-level parties A thick mist, a splash heard in the distance, the lure of treasures untold… This is a small hex crawl through a swamp. It has limited locales and lacks … … Continue reading
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DF27 – Red Tam’s Bones
by John Turcotte Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 3-5 Can you find the bones of Red Tam, the notorious Bard? Fey abound in this adventure pack. This has both a significant wilderness adventure and a nice house-crawl ala Shadowbrook/Amber/Tegal. … Continue reading
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DF26: The Forgotten City of Al-Arin
by John Riley Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 10-14 Hordes of Dragon Flights have been seen over various locations in the Desert, dropping explosive devices I am an objective reviewer. I am an objective reviewer. I am an objective … Continue reading
DF24: Stormcrows Gather
by John Turcotte Distributed freely by Drahonsfoot AD&D Levels 5-7 A brutal winter has fallen on the Land of Song. Weakened by incessant attacks throughout the autumn by humanoids and worse descending from the Trevärä Peaks, its hardy people now … Continue reading
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DF21: Beneath Black Towen
by John Turcotte Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 4-6 Once again evil threatens The Land Of Song and heroes must be found. This is an adventure in the dungeons of a destroyed fortress where evil forces are beginning to … Continue reading
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DF19: Church of the Poisoned Mind
by Mike Calow Distributed Freely by Dragonsfoot AD&D 2E The party has come across a ruined church situated between a forest and a swamp. A thorough search reveals nothing other than a storm cellar door, which shows signs of recently … Continue reading
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