Monthly Archives: August 2012

by Ken Spencer for Frog God Games Swords & Wizardry Levels 5-7 The story begun in Vengeance of the Long Serpent continues. The heroes have defeated the Children of Althunak, but the fell god’s evil fane survives. Strange beasts, dark … Continue reading →

by Joseph Browning for Expeditious Retreat Press OSRIC Levels 3-5 You carefully load your canoes and launch into the fast-moving waters of the underground river named Shadowvein. The Pod-Caverns of the Sinister Shroom behind you, the veracity of the map … Continue reading →

by Bill Barsh for Pacesetter Games & Simulations AD&D Level 1 characters A mournful girl has begged you for aid. Her father, keeper of the city’s vast sewer system, has disappeared. The city guard will do nothing and she suspects … Continue reading →

by Brian Young for Troll Lord Games Castles & Crusades Levels 1-5 Many long years ago the denizens of Mount Yr Wyddfa crawled beneath the earth; foul minded fey, goblins and others of that ilk; they fled for reasons unknown … Continue reading →

by Bill Barsh for Pacesetter Games & Simulations AD&D 1st level, or one Level 3 Fighter The orcs threw themselves in against the wall of the small woodland keep in a berserk rage. The small contingent of soldiers fought with … Continue reading →

by David Kenzer for Kenzer Co Hackmaster Levels 5-7 The long hours on the road have left you yearning for a good night’s rest at your favorite way station. Decent food, a clean bed and live entertainment have never sounded … Continue reading →

by Jerimy Cafenstein for Kenzer & Co Hackmaster Basic 1st-2nd levels Though decorated for a festival, the village atmosphere seems ominously muted. Vendors relax in the shade but seem preoccupied with inner thoughts, showing little interest in you or the … Continue reading →

by Guy Fullerton for Chaotic Henchmen Productions AD&D Levels 4-6 For years, lords and warriors have delivered riches to the remote Sun Temple in exchange for prophecies from the mysterious oracle who dwells within. But of late, the oracle’s advice … Continue reading →