Category Archives: Reviews

Halls of the Blood King, D&D adventure review

Posted on March 17, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Diogo Nogueira Necrotic Gnome OSE Levels 3-5 With the rising of the Blood Moon, the accursed abode of the Blood King returns to this world. The lord of all vampires comes to claim the blood that is owed to … Continue reading →

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Assault on Mistrunner Village, D&D adventure review

Posted on March 15, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Ben Gibson Coldlight Press OSR/5e/Pathfinder Level 2 The thunder of the falls is nearly deafening; the mist is nearly blinding. Even so, your mules seem cheerful as they pick their way up the narrow stone path. Another turn around … Continue reading →

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The Waking of Willowby Hall, Dungeons and dragons adventure review

Posted on March 13, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Ben Milton Questing Beast Games Knave/OSR Level 3 The manor of Willowby Hall is under siege by a giant, enraged at the theft of his magical goose. The band of thieves has taken shelter within the manor’s crumbling walls, … Continue reading →

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Dread Tower, D&D adventure review

Posted on March 10, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Horos Self Published MSX, FMX, Moments, B/X, BECMI, Rules Cyclopedia, AD&D, 5e, DCC, OSR, and other major OSR rulesets! Enter the Dread Tower, a gate to the underground fortress of Bhaligund, one of Skandir’s most treacherous sons. Fight deadly … Continue reading →

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The Shifting Sands, D&D adventure review

Posted on March 8, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Joseph Mohr Old School Role Playing OSRIC Levels 5-7 The desert sands of the Jural Empire are a dangerous place to visit. The sands are deep and are constantly in motion. Recently a sand storm uncovered an ancient pyramid … Continue reading →

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Sulphur & Snuff, D&D adventure review

Posted on March 6, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Rook Self Published OSR Levels 1-3 A wicked theatre, a blue-skinned vizier, an imprisoned demon, evil noblemen and lots of torture, mutilation and cannibalism (and more within!). Sulphur and Snuff – A Devilish Performance  … This eleven page landscape … Continue reading →

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The Spire of Quetzel, Forbidden Lands adventure anthology

Posted on March 3, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Chris McDowall, Patrick Stuart, Ben Milton, Karl Stjernberg Free league Publishing Forbidden Lands Wind dies. Pale grass grows in spirals. Lichen forms blurred iridescent sigils on cracked stone. Black trees curl their trunks and crook their branches as if … Continue reading →

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Maize & Monsters, Dungeons and Dragons adventure review

Posted on February 27, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Tom Knauss Frog God Games S&W Levels 4-6 Maize and Monsters is an adventure, that exposes the adventurers to the grim reality that time sometimes exacerbates old wounds rather than healing them. A recent murder in the village of … Continue reading →

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Zaratazarat’s Manse, D&D adventure review

Posted on February 24, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Nobboc The Merry Mushmen OSE Levels 1-2 Zaratazarat is a mage of dubious reputation and average power. He lives a solitary life in the Fevoriz Marshes, inside a bleak rocky hill he made his abode in. Zaratazarat spent most … Continue reading →

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Down and Out in a Schleswig Sanatorium, Mork Borg adventure review

Posted on February 22, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Rugose Kohn Self Published OSR/Mork Borg Level 1? The Schleswig Sanatorium; home to members of the criminally insane, the disturbed, and the wretched of Schleswig. King Fathmu is fond of stocking its beds with rivals, family members, and rival … Continue reading →

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