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The Bloody Engines of the Dinosaur-Men, D&D adventure review
By Brian C. Rideout Deathtrap Games Labyrinth Lord Levels 3-5 What makes the screams echoing down from Eira Peak? After the recent avalanche that forced the people of Eirata to file their homes, many went missing. If they were killed … Continue reading
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The Thief King’s Vault, D&D adventure review
By Tim Hitchcock Frog God Games S&W Level 5 It has long been said there no thieves in the city of Caltoshar. At night, one can safely walk the streets, and a few worry about locking their doors. Yet one … Continue reading
(5e) Ravenloft: Prey of the Black Wolf, D&D adventure review
By Christopher Moneymaker Self Published 5e Level 3 A killer stalks the night and must be caught before he kills again! This 176(!) page adventure is rough. I mean REALLY rough. It’s nigh incomprehensible rough. Like “You can’t actually read … Continue reading
In the Shadow of the City-God, D&D adventure review
By Istvan Boldog-Bernad First Hungarian d20 Society OSRIC Levels 3-4 Mur’s fortunes have been built on tear salt, and merchants from distant lands travel to the city for this healing elixir. There are two tear salt springs in town, owned … Continue reading
The Headless Haunting of Berengar Manor
By Timothy Lanz Adventure On DCC Levels 1-2 Dark rumors have been whispered in the village for years of the vile deeds of Berengar the Brutal and his wife Ra’za’zsu the Cruel. Their manor, now long abandoned, still haunts the … Continue reading
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Xanadu, D&D adventure review
By Vasili Kaliman Singing Flame OSE Levels 2-3 A cult in the temple of Xanadu has opened a portal to another dimension. It was activated by adjusting the hands of three pendulum clocks in a particular sequence. Once the veil … Continue reading
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Keep at Blood Red Falls, D&D adventure review
By Victor Dorso Angry Dwarf Games 1e Levels 5-7 […] In recent times, the clans have closed the mines due to a lack of demand for ore. The closing of the mine had reached the ears of the dreaded Spriggan … Continue reading
(5e) Gone Child, D&D adventure review
By John Walts Dark Eagle Games 5e Level 3 A young girl has been abducted and the heroes join a posse to hunt the orcs who did it. But they face several terrible temptations while rescuing her. This eight page … Continue reading
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(5E) The Secrets of Skyhorn Lighthouse, D&D adventure review
By Kelsey Dionne Self Published 5e Level 5 Rumors of a rampaging sea monster have ground shipping traffic to a halt in the harbor. The characters discover that the Jade Lion has gone missing near Skyhorn Lighthouse and learn they … Continue reading
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The Cook at the Crossroads, adventure review
By Jason Duff Earl of Fife Games Mork Borg You find yourself at a quaint and idyllic inn. The sights and smells are all perfect to rest your weary bones. But the hairs on the back of your neck stand … Continue reading