Shangri LaZoranuAD&D 1eLvl 8-12Pages: 41 + 7 mapsClassification: Battlecruiser Whenever I think that we have peaked, you guys kick me in the teeth. Yeah we’ve had the platonic B/X tournament module, yeah we’ve had the gygaxian sequel to D3, yeah we’ve had the artisinal venture into the abandoned shrine of dark buddism, sure we’ve had … More [No-Artpunk] #11 Shangri La (AD&D)
The House of PestilenceNick Roman (The Byzantine)AD&D 1eLvl 10-1431 pages + 4 mapsClass: Protected Cruiser With this NAP I took a risk setting the bar for entry very high but I am glad to observe that it has already paid off. Someone wrote a sequel to D3. Normally: Insane hubris. Here: an exemplary performance. House … More [No-Artpunk] #4 The House of Pestilence
[Adventure]A Fabled City of Brass (2017)Anthony HusoLvl 12+ Now at last, we begin our exploration of the deeper mysteries. As I have hopefully demonstrated, the number of good high-level adventures is small, with the number of plane-hopping adventures even smaller. The combination of rare occurrence in the wild, coupled with a high complexity sets the … More [Review] A Fabled City of Brass (3PP 1e AD&D); Into the Great Beyond
Detailed report to follow later. Instead, only this cryptic snapshot, a tableau frozen in time. Of the doomed expedition of the Ozar, and the depredations of that band of ne’erdowells named Paul, Kent, Zark Crayfish and his loyal blade Fact-checker and the villainous Argus El, you shall have to remain tuned. Know only that their … More [Hype!] Slyth Hive Maiden Voyage Playtest
[Campaign Setting]Night Wolf Inn (2016)Anthony HusoAD&D 1eLvl 1 – 15 I started reading this because I was looking for good high level material and Anthony Huso wrote Dream-House of the Nether Prince, arguably the best high level adventure ever made, and certainly the best one I ever played. About 40 pages into the 189 page … More [Review] Night Wolf Inn (AD&D 3PP); Promised Land
As the entries are slowly trinkling in and my mind is gearing up towards the weighty task of judging the efforts of the No – Artpunk Contest, it must be kept in fighting shape with a regular diet of adventures that are something else then groundbreaking, innovative, or too Artpunk. Dungeon Magazine provides a cornucopia, … More [TenfootpOSR 5] Dungeon Magazine #5; Eye of the Tiger
Age of Dusk 