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The House on the Hill
by Craig J. Brain for WardCo Metamorphosis Alpha Oh post-apoc, how I love thee! Here’s something never ever ever seen before: a supplement for Metamorphosis Alpha. To my knowledge this is the ONLY supplement ever produced for that mighty game. … Continue reading
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Tomb of the Iron God
This is a near perfect example of an old school adventure module. Villagers report that there was recently a truly massive lightning storm that centered on the nearby Monastery of the Iron God. There have been no sign of the … Continue reading
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Snakeriders of the Aradondo
by Tim Kask for Eldritch Enterprises Generic fantasy system for moderate experience characters This module isn’t very good. The module has roughly 14 pages of lead in, ten or so pages of ‘Wilderness Adventure’ and another ten or so that … Continue reading
Welcome to Mortiston, USA
by Mark Cookman for Scrying Eye Games Multiple Systems I’m reviewing this out of order, and out of genre, because it’s soooo good. While at Origins I saw a postcard on the tables near registration that was advertising this. It … Continue reading
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Forest of Deceit
by Christopher Clark Generic Fantasy Adventure Levels 1-3 This is a little sandbox hex crawl in a wild forest on a scale not usually seen. The map is about six square miles with the individual hexes being 250 yards or … Continue reading
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U3 – Verdant Rage
by Mike Stewart for Troll Lord Games Castles & Crusades Levels 4-5 Druids: Hack ’em on sight or kill them while they sleep? These amoral guys seem to be mainstays of wilderness adventures. Who can blame a DM for throwing … Continue reading
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S4 – A Lion in the Ropes
by Stephen Chenault for Troll Lord Games Castles & Crusades 4-8 characters of levels 2-4 This is a VERY well done non-traditional module, at least for the OSR. During a terrible downpour the party seeks shelter in a small village … Continue reading
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A9 – The Helm of Night
by Stephen Chenault for Troll Lord Games Castles & Crusades 9th-11th level This is the ninth module in a series. It has several suggestions on how to incorporate it in to your campaign if you are not using it as … Continue reading
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Re-Energizers
by Jeff Sparks for Faster Monkey Games Mutant Future I like old school but D&D but it’s not my favorite game. Gamma World is … by a long shot. D&D has always been a mainstay but I think I’ve more … Continue reading
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Charnel Crypt of the Sightless Serpent
by Jeffrey Talanian for NorthWind Adventurers Astonishing Swordsmen & Sorcerers of Hyperborea 4-6 characters of level 4-7 This is a little tomb exploring adventure that have several very nice points to it. There’s about a page and a half of … Continue reading
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