Category Archives: The Worst EVAR?

By Louis Kahn Starry Knight Press OSRIC Levels 6-8 Long ago the brave knight Inara Marteen, Paladin of the Light, sacrificed herself to save this world. She lost her life leading her holy order’s charge against an invading horde of … Continue reading →

By John Mcnabb & Matthew Roth McNabb Games Generic/Universal Level?? Piracy is an omnipresent threat while sailing the open seas, and none are more formidable than the treacherous slavers that seek more than simple cargo. Often putting their newly captured … Continue reading →

By Eugene Fasano & James Hutt Arcana Games 5E Levels 1-3 An urban Waterdeep adventure. 21 pages of linear crap (with sewers!) that dips in to “barely comprehensible” territory wrapped in lipstick art & formatting to make it look decent. … Continue reading →

By Ian McGarty Silver Bulette Swords & Wizardry Level 1-3 The Dwarves of Copper Gulch have returned! They seem to be a bit less industrious than before and you will have to figure out why. This is an eleven page … Continue reading →

By Paul Baldowski Just Crunch Games Generic Any level? [No Stats] The adventurers probably come to Brinwan not expecting a great deal, and a first encounter with a mildly insane goat herder doesn’t change that expectation. However, just as the … Continue reading →

By Steve Willett Polyhedron Games KISS Mid-level? WoW! Seldom have I seen the likes! This twenty page adventure is more like an outline of an adventure. And I’m being quite generous by using the word “outline.” The twenty pages have … Continue reading →

By Christina Lea Peryton Publishing Labyrinth Lord Levels 5-7 Those who who squint long enough through Mount Irem’s blinding snow storms can see lights flickering high on its slopes. The people in the town below tell stories of a castle … Continue reading →

By Dave Olson Cut to the Chase Games S&W Level 2-4 An unusual curse from their last brush with danger befalls a party of adventurers! Haunted by the spectral image of a one-eyed kobold warrior, the heroes must race to … Continue reading →