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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Knockspell #3 – Labyrinth Tomb of the Minotaur Lord
by R. Lawrence Blake Knockspell Magazine Labyrinth Lord Levels 3-5 A decent little romp through a pyramid ‘labyrinth’ dungeon, complete with minotaurs. It’s got a heavy trick/trap ratio, shit that don’t make sense, and is a wonderful little place … Continue reading
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Knockspell #3 – The Font of Glee
by Jason Sholtis Knockspell D&D Level 1 This is a glorified lair dungeon. But oh, what glory! At one point there is a giant snake that a big lump in it: a still alive hysterically cackling little devil laughing. And … Continue reading
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Footprints #17 – The (False) Tomb of Horrors
by Joseph Pallai Freely Distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 12-14 It’s the Tomb of Horrors. Do you like the Tomb of Horrors? If you do then you’ll like this. If you think the Tomb is a pain in the ass … Continue reading
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Footprints #16 – Bandit Stronghold
by Brian Wells Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 2-4 This is a short little assault/infiltration of a bandit lair that it set in to a cliffside. Decent loot and an attempt at a decent location differentiate this one. The … Continue reading
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Footprints #15 – The Haunted Inn of the Little Bear
by Brian Wells Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 1-3 This is a short adventure through a small haunted roadside inn. It has a couple of decent elements but devolves in to “find and figure out the one clue we … Continue reading
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Footprints #13 – Tower of the Elephant
by Thulsa Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 4-6 The shimmering shaft of the tower rose frostily in the stars. In the sunlight it shone so dazzlingly that few could bear its glare, and men said it was built of … Continue reading
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Footprints #10 – Death from Above!
by Michael Haskell Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 6-9 A journey through the most boring fantastic location ever described. Five lame rooms. A two page write-up of the last room that manages to communicate nothing. No, hang on, this … Continue reading
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Scourge of the Demon Wolf
by Rob Conley for Bat in the Attic Games Swords & Wizardry Three died. They were mauled beyond recognition. The Baron sent his huntsmen to kill the beasts and for a fortnight they tramped across the countryside. Between their whoring … Continue reading
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Footprints #9 – The Emporer’s Lost Army
by John Turcotte Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 5-7 This is a short adventure with a couple of sites in a ruined city and a short little linear tomb with a couple of encounters. The theme here is something … Continue reading
Footprints #6 – The Ebony Tower
by James M. Ward Freely distributed by Dragonsfoot AD&D Levels 1-6/Any This is a short little adventure in an abandoned wizards tower. It has a slow feeling to it, or maybe its melancholy? Anyway, the adventure is full of stone … Continue reading