3 of the Best PWYW OSR Adventures from the Knave 2e Game Jam

[@JCRandom]

Hello! I'm the artist from "Into the Lithoplex". Thank you so much for the review! This is our very first attempt at making content for a TTRPG (in a public, actually presentable format), and this is a HUGE encouragement! Specially because couple weeks ago I was actually watching several of your other OSR reviews to get ideas for the art and maps! Specially after the Mausritter one I went to my team and was like "LOOK how freaking fancy this modules are!! We have to push the art well into the realm of the unnecessary if we want any show up on anybody's radar!" Again, many thanks for the review of our module, and for all the awesome info on so many other games and adventures; there are so many that is really hard to keep track of everyting! [And your background music selection is god-tear, Chronotrigger for the win]

[@RedMageGM]

I'm so glad that the channel has been helpful! The adventure is really great - hopefully a lot of people get a chance to check it out!

[@Dinofaustivoro]

Great review. I was part of the Jam and was an excelent experience! It was my first time publishing. The quality of the works is amazing and the community 10/10

[@RedMageGM]

Ben over at Questing Beast has really gathered a fantastic community around Knave. Some of the most creative people in the hobby today!

[@Dinofaustivoro]

@@RedMageGM if you have the time i'd love feedback on "Arms of the Undying". Nice chanel, keep up the good work.

[@RedMageGM]

I actually was planning on including that in an upcoming video, so stay tuned there!

[@Dinofaustivoro]

@@RedMageGM Im thrilled!

[@Ze0nite]

This was my first time participating in a game jam and writing an adventure. More than doing it or getting ranked, the best part was seeing and learning from all the unique ideas and their own take on voicing and expressing things. I was able to read, rate and review 45 of them and I didn’t come across a single one that wasn’t going to provide a worthwhile experience at the table.

[@RedMageGM]

Yeah, these game jams are a delight!!

[@Dinofaustivoro]

@@Ze0nite Which one is yours?

[@biffstrong1079]

Nice adventures. I like the look of the Lithoplex. Amazing art and just a huge scope packed into 16 pages. Ankhegg looks to be the easiest to drop in but deadly and brutal. Im thinking sixth or fifth level characters in old school dnd? Though maybe a big pack of well armed fourth level characters could do it. The cheese tunnels is less my jam though I think a one-shot would be fun. I don't think I want to face the player whose character I killed with an exploding cheese wheel. Though I just noticed Dale Wensley , a call back to Mr Wensley Dale, the proprietor from the Monty Python Cheese Shop sketch. This is probably actually my jam but still a hard sell to people with precious, precious characters at risk. Oh and Wallace and Gromitz. Okay I am running this one shot.

[@RedMageGM]

The cheese adventure is definitely "one-shot" material, but oh what a glorious one-shot it would be. :D

[@RPG_Bliss]

Ty for the video im ganna enjoy this one! Notes 📝 ready

[@RedMageGM]

Absolutely - these are all great adventures!

[@matthewchristopherson9315]

Great video! I’d love to see a flip through video of OSR adventures that you think would make for good Halloween one shots.

[@RedMageGM]

That's a great video idea!

[@michaelmullenfiddler]

Shouldnt there be at least one pun about cutting the cheese?... 😁

[@RedMageGM]

It is required of every GM who runs the adventure to add in at least one. :)

[@matthewmadden8943]

Great review, Red Mage. Did you like the adventure The Lost Maze of the Mad Mage?

[@RedMageGM]

Yeah, I did - it's really good. Well laid-out and lots of good ideas! Well done, on that one!