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by endzeitgeist · Published October 30, 2019
The Bogey of Brindle (OSR) This first installment of the Brindle-series clocks in at 34 pages if you disregard front cover, editorial, etc. I noticed that neither iteration of the adventure features an SRD, but that just as an aside. Important for the purpose of this review: I own the perfect-bound print softcover of the OSR-version, and the pdf of...
Dressing & Fluff / Environments & countries / Magic & Magic Items / Modules / Monsters & NPCs / Old-school modules / Reviews / Setting Supplements / Spells
by endzeitgeist · Published October 30, 2019 · Last modified October 31, 2019
The Bogey of Brindle (5e) This first installment of the Brindle-series clocks in at 34 pages if you disregard front cover, editorial, etc. I noticed that neither iteration of the adventure features an SRD, but that just as an aside. Important for the purpose of this review: I own the perfect-bound print softcover of the OSR-version, and the pdf of...
Modules / Monsters & NPCs / Old-school modules / Reviews
by endzeitgeist · Published August 29, 2019
Hell Hath No Furry (OSR) This module clocks in at 6 pages, with e.g. cover art as a small ~1/4 of a page artwork, so let’s take a look! Just before you ask: No, this has nothing to do with furries or fursecution. Rules-wise, this employs BECMI/labyrinth Lord rules and is intended for four to six characters of...
Campaign Settings / Modules / Monsters & NPCs / Old-school modules / Reviews
by endzeitgeist · Published August 7, 2019 · Last modified August 8, 2019
Lands of Lunacy Setting Guide (OSR) This supplement clocks in at roughly 27 pages if you take away editorial, ToC, etc. – why “roughly”? Page Zero contains an etymological definition of “Lunacy” that blends actual fact with some fantastic tidbits, and the final page has only approximately half a page of text, so it comes out at this page-count. ...
Campaign Settings / Modules / Monsters & NPCs / Old-school modules / Reviews
by endzeitgeist · Published August 7, 2019 · Last modified August 13, 2019
Lands of Lunacy Setting Guide (5e) This supplement clocks in at roughly 32 pages, 1 page front cover, 1 page editorial, 1 page ToC, 1 page mission statement, 1 page back cover. It also features a brief etymology of the word “lunacy” on one otherwise mostly blank page, one that blends the real and fantastic in a pretty smart manner....
Verdant Bonds (5e) This interlude for 5e covers 2 pages, and is intended for level 1 – 3 characters, though I’d personally recommend it for level 2 characters at the highest – level 3 characters will curbstomp through this one. The little adventure does feature read-aloud text for most locales, and also has an okay full-color map. No unlabeled, player-friendly...
Crypt on Keeper Hill (5e) This mini-adventure for 5e clocks in at 2 pages and is intended as a brief interlude. It is intended for 3rd level characters, and the two pages are pretty much chock-full with text. The adventure sports two sections of read-aloud text – one for the introductory angle, and one for the boss-section, and we do...
Roadside Respite (OSR) This adventure clocks in at 36 pages, 1 page front cover, 1 page editorial, 1 page mostly blank, 1 page SRD, 1 page back cover, leaving us with 31 pages of content, laid out in 6’’ by 9’’ (A5), which means you can fit up to 4 pages on a sheet of paper when printing this. Since...
Midnight Oliviah Revised (OSR) This adventure clocks in at 21 pages, 1 page front cover, 1 page editorial, 1 page back cover, leaving us with 18 pages of content, so let’s take a look! This module is intended for 4-6 PCs of level 3-4, using OSRIC as the rules-set of choice. As always, adapting this to other OSR rule-sets is...
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