Monthly Archives: March 2019

(5e) Horror at Havel’s Cross

Posted on March 30, 2019 by Bryce Lynch

By Richard Jansen-ParkesWinghorn Press5eLevel 2 When a group of archaeologists put out a call for adventurers to help them escort a valuable artefact back to civilization, nobody expects anything out of the ordinary. However, our heroes have more than mere … Continue reading →

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Aldair’s Arboretum

Posted on March 27, 2019 by Bryce Lynch

(No designer listed)Mesozoic PressB/XLevels 1-3 Explore an abandoned elf treehouse! This eleven page adventure details a nine room elf treehouse that has some living plants. A conversion, it’s has good magic items, lack monetary treasure, and a has cumbersome writing … Continue reading →

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Of Men Who Are Monsters

Posted on March 25, 2019 by Bryce Lynch

By Tyler A ThompsonSad Fische GamesZweihandlerBeginning Characters? […] Most robbers and bandits will balk at the notion of anything near a fair fight and pick their prey accordingly.  This is not so for Robber Baron Karl Duval. Duval and his … Continue reading →

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(5e) The Dungeon Terrier

Posted on March 23, 2019 by Bryce Lynch

Frank VoelkerProtodragon Games5e”Early Levels” Tactically delve into moist halls and sample locally-sourced flora in search of Sir Howard, a gentleman terrier marooned in the depths of a lost smuggler’s den, now colonized by a mysical diviner and other less savory … Continue reading →

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The Pilgrimage of Hunger

Posted on March 20, 2019 by Bryce Lynch

By Gregorius21778Self-PublishedOSR/Generic/Veins of the EarthLower Levels? The Pilgrimage of Hunger is a small cave system written for Veins of the Earth. The idea behind it is that it came into being in response to the hunger of the living, sentient … Continue reading →

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Off Track: The Uncharted Swamp

Posted on March 18, 2019 by Bryce Lynch

By Brian CooperOff Track GamesLabyrinth LordLevels 1-5 From the blurb: This adventure aims to solve the problem of dealing with random overland movement through a swamp by offering the referee a really really good random encounter table that doesn’t feel … Continue reading →

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(5e) The Great Assault

Posted on March 16, 2019 by Bryce Lynch

By CJNBGeeks Next Door5eLevel 7 Just outside the Lonely Desert, on the edge of civilized lands stands a massive 200 ft., black cube known as The Brick. Glyphs and symbols adorn the brick, etched into its impossibly hardened sides in … Continue reading →

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The Dog That Would Not Bark

Posted on March 13, 2019 by Bryce Lynch

By Jonathan HicksFarsight GamesSwords & WizardryLevel: Who the fuck knows? When a dog comes running to the players looking for attention, what dangers will they be led to? This six page adventure has one encounter, with five ghouls. My life … Continue reading →

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The Mountain Tollkeep

Posted on March 11, 2019 by Bryce Lynch

By Peter LattimoreGarblag GamesOSR/Warhammer High on a mountain side where the pass skirts the flank of a massive peak sit two towers standing proud against the sky. Between them a thick wall and portcullis bar the path of anyone seeking … Continue reading →

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(5e) Embrace

Posted on March 9, 2019 by Bryce Lynch

By Richard IorioRogue Games Inc5eLevels 8-9 Embrace is a voyage into the heart of an evil plot. Something strange is happening, and long-held beliefs are being perverted to fit another’s evil ways. How the characters accomplish their task and handle … Continue reading →

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