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OS1: Something Unholy Stirs
by Roderic Waibel for Sacrosanct Games OSRIC Levels 1-3 For people of the border town of Aldin, danger was a part of life. Savage beasts, extreme winters – these were things the people were prepared to deal with. What they … Continue reading
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Obregon’s Dishonour
by Cameron DuBeers for Brave Halfling Publishing OD&D + Carcosa Levels 4-6 THERE’S NO PLACE THEY AREN’T A LITTLE BIT PURPLE! South of the Thaggasoth Peaks lies the mining town of Jaftgong. It is a rough place to spend time, … Continue reading
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Obregon’s Dishonour
by Cameron DuBeers for Brave Halfling Publishing OD&D + Carcosa Levels 4-6 THERE’S NO PLACE THEY AREN’T A LITTLE BIT PURPLE! South of the Thaggasoth Peaks lies the mining town of Jaftgong. It is a rough place to spend time, … Continue reading
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Larm
by Moritz Mehlem Brave Halfling Publishing Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-3 Larm isn’t specifically an adventure module. It’s more of a home base village for the party to explore from with three small adventures in and around the village and numerous … Continue reading
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Kingmaker
by Eric Jones for Ludibrium Games Labyrinth Lord/OSRIC Level 1 Tragedy has fallen on the Kingdom of Ambarge-the King is dead; long live the King! But the kingdom’s woes have only just begun, for the crown prince, the King’s sole … Continue reading
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Ironwood Gorge
by Eric Jones for Ludibrium Games Labyrinth Lord/OSRIC Levels 2-5 Along the Old North Road lies the lonely Margravate of Blackmarch. Vile orcs, once a memory in the region, have returned in strength, bringing an end to decades of relative … Continue reading
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GT3 – Into the FarDeep
by John Feldman for Knightvision Games Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-2 The path of the delver leads deep into the ancient Bitter Root Mountain. Deep in the heart of the dwarven mine, Kharnos Dzin, a secret is unfolding. Will the adventurers … Continue reading
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GT2 – Come Hell or High Water
by Jim Baney and John Feldman for Knightvision Games Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-2 What evil machinations lie hidden in the flooded depths of ancient Kharnos Dzin? Whispers in the dark summon the uninitiated … as evil brews beneath the surface … Continue reading
GT1 – Path of the Delver
by Jim Baney and John Feldman for Knightvision Games Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-2 Secrets to all things lie in the heart of Bitter Root Mountain … and the only thing between you and its secrets is an army of orcs, … Continue reading
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CLA1 – Fortress of the Mountain King
by Moritz Mehlem for Brave Halfling Publishing Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-3 Arms, brains, and legs will be put to a test in this module for beginning adventurers. Can the adventurers defeat the MOUNTAIN KING and his brigand gang who are … Continue reading