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Category Archives: Reviews
Mirror, Mirror – D&D adventure review
Paul Siegel Paul’s Game Blog OSR/5e Levels 4-6 King Nuno has summoned the party to track down the missing knight Sir Lucan, who vanished just as his nemesis, Zeroun the Enchanter, escaped from prison. The fate of the kingdom, and … Continue reading
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The Spire in the Hills, D&D adventure review
By Bill Reich Self Published OSR Levels 3-5 It is mid-summer, a time of hot dry days and cool, almost cold nights here in the basin. Someone, perhaps the Saka scout from the previous adventure, has heard that shepherds on … Continue reading
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Hunters in Death, adventure review
By Tim Shorts GM Games OSE “Low Levels” Hunters in Death is set in the Komor Forest. A place that’s consumed civilizations and birthed abominations. Yet there is a single outpost, Hounds Head, that holds back the darkness. It’s a … Continue reading
Echoes From Fomalhaut #07: From Beneath the Glacier
By Gabor Lux First Hungarian d20 Society OSRIC Levels 5-7 From Beneath the Glacier: Venture into the ice caves underneath a melting glacier, and discover the source of the nighttime raids on the mountain valleys. Dungeon module for 5th to … Continue reading
Posted in Dungeons & Dragons Adventure Review, Level 4, Reviews, The Best
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Treacherous Gold
By Peter Rudin-Burgess Azukali Games Rolemaster/Harp Any Level Treacherous Gold sees the characters stumble across a group of orcs escorting some hostages. The orcs think the characters are those they are meeting to exchange the hostages with for gold. The … Continue reading
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(5e) The Crypts of Caverndel
By Daniel Anderson & Cameron Foster The Bugbear Brothers 5e Level 4 The Crypts of Caverndel have been ransacked! A giant deer-skulled demon, beset by plague and pestilence, has torn the dwarven watch limb from limb before squeezing through the … Continue reading
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(5e) Hell Prisons
By Filip Gruszczynski Self Published 5e Level 5 Welcome to an infernal dungeon run by fiends! The devils are trying to tip the scales of the Blood War by establishing soul conversion facilities. These terrifying prisons are used to torment … Continue reading
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Garden of Bones
By Diego Nogueira & Guiseppe Rotondo SpaceOrange42 Gold & Glory Non-novice Adventurers The Garden of Bones was created by a powerful necromancer to be given as a present to a love interest of theirs. Once the gift was rejected, the … Continue reading
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Valor in the Prison of Despair
By John Josten Board Enterprises OSR Levels 5-6 Deep underground there is a prison where they keep some of the most terrifying monsters found in all of fantasy. But these are predators, not prey. How to keep them fed? That … Continue reading
Of the Rakuli
By Simon Miles Dunromin University Press OSRIC […] These days there are few that have ever heard of the Great Old Ones, fewer still that have heard of the Rakuli. Learned scribes argue over the legitimacy of any trace of … Continue reading
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