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Monthly Archives: October 2021
The Blackapple Brugh
By Kyle Hettinger & Vasily Ermolaev Self Published Basic Fantasy Levels 1-3 Blackapple is a small village on the edge of a great wood, near a brugh (an earthen mound) wherein is confined a cruel elf lord who once ruled … Continue reading
The Bloody Cliffs
By Tolkraft Dendrobat Productions OSR Levels 4-6 The sole heir of Baron Solreigh was kidnapped, in the middle of the night, in the heart of the castle! The ransom letter is signed by Masked Harald, a thief, robber and benefactor … Continue reading
The Frozen Temple of Glacier Peak
By Robin Fjarem Self Published Knave Levels 1-3 The melting ice has revealed the walls of a long-forgotten temple at the summit of Glacier Peak. Historians and adventurers travel from afar to witness this legend come back to life, hoping … Continue reading
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