Category Archives: Reviews

I’m working my way through Fight On! magazine, reviewing the adventures. The adventures are just a small part of the magazine; the rest of it is very very good. It’s similar to the early Dragon or White Dwarf; you know, … Continue reading →

Legend of the Dullahan by Matthew Riedel Boo! Did I scare you? Awww, schucks. This little 12 location wilderness setting revolves around a Headless Horseman and aims to be super spooky. It’s got the traditional elements but the DM is … Continue reading →

I’m working my way through reviewing the adventures in FIght On! magazine. The magazine proper is a great resource that reminds me a lot of the early days of Dragon or White Dwarf; you know, before they started to suck. … Continue reading →

I’m working my way through reviewing the adventures in Fight On! magazine. The magazine itself is great and is chock full of ideas that should your creative juices flowing. Check it out! The Tomb of Ixtandraz by Lee Barber 4th-6th … Continue reading →

I’m working my way through the various issues of FIght On! magazine, reviewing the adventures. The rest of the magazine tends to be chock full of great thing from the OSR and feels a lot like the early Dragon & … Continue reading →

I’m working my way through Fight On! magazine reviewing the adventurers. I’m skipping over the rest of the magazine, and the hex crawlish sorts of things. The magazine in general is very good and compares well to the early days … Continue reading →

Explore the ruins of an ancient monastery. Delve in to the depths of the burial vaults of a decadent city-state. Journey to a corrupt nature node to make it pure once again. I’m got a stack of Fight On! magazines … Continue reading →

Fifty years ago a treasure-laden caravan accompanied the Princess Allisandra to her destiny – A pre-arranged marriage with a prince from a neighboring kingdom. Then the caravan and princess disappeared without a trace. Now a clue has surfaced that may … Continue reading →

Explore “Modnar’s Cellar,” the undercroft of a ruined tower owned by a magic-user with a strange agenda. Visit “The Nest of Otrogg,” a cave system once occupied by a loathsome cult. Discover the secrets of  “The Sanctuary of Chthonia,” a … Continue reading →