Monthly Archives: May 2025

By Ian HickeyGravity Realms2eLevels 1-2 Crashing into an unfamiliar world, the adventurers begin to uncover past events between two warring factions and a hunger that led to their downfall: a hidden cult dedicated to the return of the Great Toad, … Continue reading →

By Newt NewportD101 GamesS&WLevels 3-5 […] So, at the end of a long trek made at your own expense northwards, you find yourself outside the door of an inn where Dr Dee has paid for your lodgings, according to a … Continue reading →

By John AbnerLichyard GamesOSELevel 1 Kragnuk and his band of goblin rebels had been traveling for days and their stomachs were thin. He knew it wouldn’t be long before they turned on him. But something told him his luck was … Continue reading →

Adventure SquaredGeneral/Universal/OSR – But really 5e”Low Levels” – Ha! Who are the Snake Monks? What is the Blood Cradle? Why are the villages being terrorised? Uncover the answers to all of this and more when you explore the Blood Cradle … Continue reading →

By Dan Collins, Paul SiegelWandering DMsOSRLevels 1-3 Something is poisoning the land – livestock die, their bodies riddled with parasites, and a foul stench drifts from an ancient, long-abandoned temple. Locals whisper of a monstrous hatchling, born from a tainted … Continue reading →

By Will JarvisInverted Castle GamesWWNLevels 1-2 Lightning cleaves the sky. High above, a vast city emerges from the clouds. Is it the ancient temple-city of Mitosu? Has the Veiled Emperor returned? This starting adventure has players venturing into a ruined … Continue reading →

Elderlight PressGeneric/Universallevels 5-7 The quiet village at the mountain’s base is gripped with fear—protective symbols line every door, and whispers of shadowy figures haunting the forest grow louder. What sinister forces lurk in the mist? What ancient power stirs beyond … Continue reading →

By Silvio Navaretti, Alberto Iamone, Julien FenoglioForgia StorieOSELevels 3-5 At the end of his long life, the wealthy herbalist Cavillo Spiga required his descendants to tend to the Botanical Cemetery’s garden where he would be buried, under penalty of forfeiting … Continue reading →