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There are at least three versions of this module. Normal ‘ol DCC7 is a third edition adventure, while GG3 is for Castles & Crusades. This version is by Black Blade Publishing, under license, and is for the First Edition of … Continue reading →

This is the ninth module in the Frog God Games Splinters of Faith adventure path. Each module has a stand-alone adventure of they can all be linked together to form a campaign in which the lowly PCs advance in power, … Continue reading →

This is the eighth adventure on the Frog God Games Splinters of Faith adventure path. Each module has a adventure that can serve as a stand-alone location or link together through the entire ten part series in order to destroy … Continue reading →

This is the seventh module in the Splinters of Faith adventure path from Frog God Games. Each module offers an adventuring locale that can be used separately without tying in to the other modules in the series. This module centers … Continue reading →

This is the sixth module in the Splinters of Faith adventure path from Frog God Games. The modules can be used as stand-alone adventures or combined in to one long campaign. In summary, the Evil One walks the lands again … Continue reading →

This is the fifth module in the Frog God Games Splinters of Faith adventure path series. To recap: The Evil One walks the earth again and the PCs need to recreate a powerful artifact known as the Scepter of Faiths … Continue reading →

This is the fourth module in the Splinters of Faith adventure path series from Frog God Games. As with the others in the series, you can play these standalone or link them all together to form a more unified story … Continue reading →

This is the third in the Frog God Games Splinters of Faith adventure path. Each module appears to have a strong stand-alone elements to it, with a small tie-in to the overall adventure path. This one is no different. In … Continue reading →

Q3 – Death on Signal Island, is an OSRIC adventure for 4-6 characters of 2-4th level. It’s the third in the Pacesetter Quick Play series, designed to played in a single session or two. As such these tend to be … Continue reading →