Monthly Archives: July 2012

by Alphonso Warden Brave Halfling Publishing OSRIC Levels 5-7 Several millennia back, the peoples of the mighty Kingdom of Merritt entered into all-out war with their long-time nemesis, the People of the Pit, a nefarious race of slug-like creatures hailing … Continue reading →

by Thomas J. Scott & J. Allan Fawcett for Magique Productions OSRIC Levels 10-12 An eccentric wizard experimenting with planar travel has upset a critical balance in the Realms of Arkonus. With magic in Arkonus gone awry, can the PCs … Continue reading →

by Dylan Hartwell Self Published Labyrinth Lord Levels 3-7 Something has happened to the delicious beer of Shattenberg! None of the residents have seen the brewing monks for weeks and the tavern masters are oddly silent. Where once it was … Continue reading →

by Thomas J. Scott for Magique Productions OSRIC Levels 4-6 Stuck in the port city of Elisarus without a job and no adventure for six months. That is, until the characters learn of a treasure map uncovered by a mysterious … Continue reading →

by Jim Baney for Knightvision Games Labyrinth Lord Levels 4-5 The mining village of Hardin’s Point is in desperate need of some help. They have been constantly harassed by strange creatures from the jungle. Several adventure and mercenary parties have … Continue reading →

by Moritz Mehlem for Brave Halfling Publishing Labyrinth Lord 3rd level The Mountain King terrorized the cozy village Larm until he was driven from his hideout by a group of inexperienced adventurers. Now, nearly a year later, he’s posing a … Continue reading →

by Peter Spahn for Small Niche Games Labyrinth Lord/OSRIC Levels 5-7 This should be a mostly fine & serviceable adventure, but something feels wrong about it. I’m not sure I can articulate what it is. The adventure is based around … Continue reading →

by Roderic Waibel for Sacrosanct Games OSRIC Levels 1-3 For people of the border town of Aldin, danger was a part of life. Savage beasts, extreme winters – these were things the people were prepared to deal with. What they … Continue reading →