Category Archives: Dungeon Magazine

The Door from Everywhere By Roger E. Moore 3e Level 6 A ruin with some doors that can teleport you to nine different locations/encounters throughout the forgotten realms, as well as a Zent jerk that shows up to fuck with … Continue reading →

I think this issue had a CD in it? But my second-hand copy does not. 🙁 Nor does it have a cover. The Raiders of Galath’s Roost By Skip WIlliams 3e Level 1 This is a rough one to review. … Continue reading →

Anvil of Time By Tracy Hickman 3e Level 5 This Dragonlance adventure is a thirty or so room dungeon that is repeated three times, during three different ages. You get kidnapped in, muck about meeting famous people and collecting time … Continue reading →

Ever-Changing Fortunes By Peter Zollers 3e Level 2 This monster circus (bandits, kobolds, trogs, drow) has several nice little bits going for it. It’s got the usual issues with a lack of focus in the DM text bloating it with … Continue reading →

The Harrowing By Monte Cook D&D Level 15 While wandering in the forest you see some dead birds. Following them leads to a cave complex, and then a gate to the demonweb. This is quite a long adventure, taking up … Continue reading →

Deep Freeze By Cameron Widen D&D Level 2 Joy. An asylum. I’ll put this in the pile of museum and archeology dig adventures I’ve collected. You’re hired to find some missing people who were to deliver supplies to an asylum. … Continue reading →

The King is Dead. Long Live the King. The tribulation^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H 3e-era has begun. Evil Unearthed By Ed Stark 3E Level 1 Oh, to yearn for the days of 2E adventures … A letter from a friend asking for help summons … Continue reading →

This is the last issue with 2E adventures in it. What fresh hell awaits us, gentle readers? Here’s a letter from this issue: “Recently there have two modules in which kenku NPC’s talk. According to the Monstrous Manual, kenku don’t … Continue reading →

Fortune Favors the Dead By Lance Hawvermale AD&D Levels 5-7 A search for pirate treasure map (and the treasure!) in a spanish/ren type setting. This reminds me a lot of Hoard of the Dragon Queen/Rise, in terms of writing style. … Continue reading →