These modules can be found on sale at DrivthruRPG. They all look very nice, on the surface. But, they also average costing 8 bucks Canadian. 8 bucks for an 8 page pdf is just as crazy as a 20 page pdf. For a game from the dim past of role gaming. Considering the sheer volume of previously available materials of this sort (AD&D type adventures), asking me to pay this price is really a serious WTF? moment. Maybe if I were rich and stupid and I am neither. I pondered just downloading them, but I DO have almost everything already. Maybe I'd be interested for a buck a pdf. But for 8 bucks, they can keep them.

It's 50 brand new low level spells, 50 spells that probably look familiar, and 50 "discount spells" that could still be industrialized -- like toast and de-toast bread.

I bought this one and the follow ups. I haven't read through the module completely, but it starts with a party hunting down some mysterious creatures who have stolen some oxen and theoretically kidnapped some people. The PC's come to an area where a river cuts into a hill and they follow it underground. Their are two descents past waterfalls into the cave complex. How exactly are the sinister shrooms getting the Oxen down there to process them? I'm busy building an abattoir in room one and provided a track entrance to lead the oxen down. The rest of it seems very interesting and nicely, creepily twisted. Thanks for the review

I’m interested in the printed bundle and see that the the 50% has completed. Will this sale run again or will the next sale be for Blackmoor?

Are these from Lulu?

This week ending January 30th, 2023 is XRPs 20th anniversary. All of there titles are 50% off for PDFs. If you'd like a print copy of an AA module that $ value of discount applies. It also applies to their Malevolent and Benign monster books and Ardun Vul megadungeon. Good Gaming! composedreamgames.com/marketplace/publisher-expeditious-retreat-press

I just got this on bundleofholding

It's extremly hard to find info about those module. For exemple I realy like tournament module and I didn't know this line had a GenCon 2010 AD&D tournament module... Thnks for the quick overview.

Video quality and sound issues are more prevalent than I remember. We've gotten better. Consider watching on 1.25 speed!

Ok you looked at covers and Backs for 2 sec, great Review NOT

Love that Simple Superheroes cover!

Thank you for the review! Greatly appreciated! :)

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Some final thoughts I meant to share with James: Fight to Survive has a few key things going for it. A) a strongly focused genre that the game is emulating B) a unique mechanic - a procedural choice based diceless system. Just like choosing rock, scissors or paper, the choice the player makes determines the outcome, this supplies an intriguing random/risk element. C) generational play - this is pretty rare in RPGs but lots of folks find it intriguing. I'll also add D) an experience game developer behind the helm, who runs lots of games. I did recognize the old name of the game "Metro City Blues" from times I'd seen it running at Phantasm. Looking forward to the Fight to Survive launching, getting my hands on the game, and seeing it in action at the table.

Neat, I had picked up the PDF a while back, but got distracted and never finished reading it. Will have to bump that up in the queue..

this plotline makes so much more sense. I always felt the G3 to D1 link was a stretch. thanks for sharing. I'm going to go find a copy.

That copy of the G1-3 was lent to me by a friend in Toronto years ago, as a possible follow-up to our Temple of Elemental Evil campaign. Good times. Happy to send it back your way should you ever want it back.

Nice! The real question is, can anyone make write a cosmic story that actually makes me care?

Big fan of Fraser's games, I love that his systems reward describing how you are using your traits to accomplish actions. It feels more narrative than mechanical and is so satisfying. I believe Nefertiti Overdrive was the first of his games that I played and it was just oodles of fun. Highly recommend.

Well done, Josh!