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Category Archives: Level 1
Grimmsgate
by Matt Finch Frog God Games Swords & Wizardry Levels 1-3 Deep in the wooded wilderness, the village of Grimmsgate is an outpost town on a seldom-traveled trail, right at the edge of nowhere. The village’s half-ruined temple of Law, … Continue reading
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MCMLXXV
by Bill Webb Frog God Games Swords & Wizardry Levels 1-4 (Ha!) This is a wilderness adventure, following a treasure map. It’s very tough, as wilderness adventures are wont to be. It is treasure poor, very deadly, and might be … Continue reading
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UK-S01 Blood of the Dragon
by Newt Newport D101 Games Crypts & Things Levels 1-3 “Under a land shrouded in volcanic ash punctuated by rocky spires that tear at the sky they say the Great Dragon sleeps. Tyanos the Black, Trickster god of the long … Continue reading
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Obelisk of Forgotten Memories
by Gus L Freely distributed by Dungeon of Signs Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-3 Warning! This is gonzo/ASE and I LUV gonzo & ASE! This is an exploration though a graveyard complex full of factions, ASE1 style. Coming in at 53 … Continue reading
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The Prison of the Hated Pretender
by Gus L Freely distributed by Dungeon of Signs Labyrinth Lord Levels 0-1 Fuck it. I belatedly declare this to be DUNGEON OF SIGNS week. This is a small ten room lair dungeon set inside a giant statue head. It … Continue reading
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The Caves of Cormakir the Conjurer
by Dave Eynon Freely Distributed by Prokopius Press Labyrinth Lord Answering the question: What if the monsters in BASIC/Moldvay were from the Fiend Folio? What if B2 used those monsters? Here’s a partial answer … This is a crawl through … Continue reading
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The Maze of Nuromen
by Justin Becker & Michael Thomas Dreamscape Design Holmes 1st Level This is an introductory adventure for 1st level characters through a two level dungeon with many classic elements. The room descriptions wear at times and it’s a bit vanilla. … Continue reading
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SM2 – The Melford Murder
by Stuart Marshall Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D 1st level The people of the small village of Melford are stunned when one of the most prominent citizens is found dead one morning. Clues are scarce, suspects are everywhere, and the … Continue reading
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TBG-1 The Manse on Murder Hill
by Joe Johnston for Taskboy Games Labyrinth Lord Levels 1-3 Several children of Little Flanders have gone missing near an abandoned house of evil repute. A desperate town has begged your heroes to exorcise the house of evil spirits and … Continue reading
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Rappan Athuk
Frog God Games Swords & Wizardry Levels 1-20 [The new Kickstarter version] It’s really big. It’s really tough. It’s got a TON of interesting encounters and levels. It’s also maddeningly confusing in places and shows a 3e heritage. It’s WELL … Continue reading
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