Monthly Archives: January 2021

Under a Funeral Moon, D&D adventure review

Posted on January 25, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Scott Myers Self Published Castles & Crusades Level 1 This 33 page adventure features a ten room dungeon with two monsters in it. It is boring. Ok, it tries in a couple of places. There’s a Tomb Worm that … Continue reading →

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The Pit in the Forest, D&D adventure review

Posted on January 23, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Rob Alexander Medium Quality Products OSR Levels 2-3 In Claine Forest near Padduck Village there has appeared a pit. No-one knows where it came from, it just did. It is not so deep that you cannot see the bottom, … Continue reading →

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Mount Saint-Mikkel, D&D adventure review

Posted on January 20, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Tollkraft Dondrobat Productions OSR (5e?) Levels 4-6 In a secluded corner of the countryside, on top of a hill stands Mount Saint-Mikkel. An ancient power awakened there and since then, the region has been subject to raids by the … Continue reading →

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The Singing Ice, D&D adventure review

Posted on January 18, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Désirée Nordlund Self Published Generic Level ? The party enters a castle that at first seems to be abandoned. But something is not right. It is empty and cold but clean and cared for. The princess has been turned … Continue reading →

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Tomb of the Witch Queen, D&D adventure review

Posted on January 16, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Jon Paget Jon Pagat Roleplay 5e Levels 1-12 (scales) My New Years resolution is to only review good adventures! Let’s go! 🙂 News has got out about a tomb of unknown origin that has been found in the wilds. … Continue reading →

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The War on Christmas, D&D adventure review

Posted on January 13, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Andrew Marrington Grimm Aramil Publishing LotFP Low to medium levels Command is given, we must obey, and quite forget old Christmas day: Kill a thousand men, or a Town regain, we will give thanks and praise amain The wine … Continue reading →

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Cavern of the Obelisk, D&D adventure review

Posted on January 11, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Travis Legge Self Published 5e Levels 4-6 At the eastern village of Vorudislav, the adventurers are commissioned by a local logger who was expecting a shipment of wollahogs from the Ivanov farm, a day’s journey to the north west. … Continue reading →

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The Mystery of Brushgather Farm, D&D adventure review

Posted on January 9, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By J. Evans Payne Infinium Game Studio 5e Levels 1-3 A simple farmstead is comprised of a small family of halflings.  But when one sister runs away from home and a second goes missing, the third and only remaining child … Continue reading →

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Hideous Daylight, D&D adventure review

Posted on January 6, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Brad Kerr Swordlords Publishing OSE “Low Levels” (2? Maybe? Enter a garden of earthly delights. The sun has stopped setting over the king’s favorite garden. It seemed like a harmless curiosity at first but the animals have turned violent … Continue reading →

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Colossus Wake, D&D adventure review

Posted on January 4, 2021 by Bryce Lynch

By Colin Le Seur By Odins Beard 5e Level 3 The last bastion of light and hope in a mist-covered accursed land, the Occluded Valley is threatened by an ancient colossus. Can a stalwart group of adventurers traverse the divided … Continue reading →

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