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Sinister Secret of Whiterock Free RPG day was last weekend and I was able to pick up this Goodman Games module. When it comes to free stuff I was not expecting all that great of things except for this module. They have shown to put good effort and write very creative modules and...

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At a glance: True to the Wicked Fantasy Factory mission statement, Rumble in the Wizard’s Tower will turn your role playing experience into an artificial blood spatter filled, henchman chopping, campy B-movie. This is not a bad thing; whatever your gaming style, your party will find...

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Ring of Thieves Sometimes good luck just happens. I was doing a search for a Freeport module and somehow this module came up. It is not related to Freeport at all but was precisely what I was looking for. So, I bought the module and got a chance to run it. It went very well. I’m not...

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I was lucky enough to have a game store in my area participate in Free RPG day. Even luckier, they didn't have a limit on how much free stuff you could take. However, not to be greedy, I limited myself to 5 pieces, including this one, Temple of Blood from Wicked Fantasy Factory and...

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One of the 4 items my brother & I got from Free RPG Day was the Temple of Blood adventure. Production Quality I'd say it's hit and miss. The cover had bad contrast with most dark red & dark gray and almost everything ends up blending together. Not something that will grab...

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Heroes of High Favor: Half Orcs by Bad Axe Games Heroes of High Favor: Half Orcs is Bad Axe Games second book. This one focuses on Half Orcs and their favored Class Barbarian. The set up is exactly the same as the first with feats, new uses for skill, and prestige classes being the...

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Heroes of High Favor: Elves is what I feel is the best book by Bad Axe Games to date. The book is small and one might not notice it on the store selves if not for a most majestic cover by Brad Kelly and Andrew Hale. The cover is amazing; I can not really do it justice in a description. But...

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Heroes of High Favor: Dwarves is Bad Axe Games first book, and is also the first in their line of race books. This book is rather small being only 62 pages and it is not a full size book. However the price is only about ten dollars American and it is packed inside. The cover is one of the...

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The Hamlet of Thumble is an adventure for first to second level characters that are either good or evil. Do not allow that description to fool you, as this is much more then one’s average module. The book is seventy pages in length. The layout is solid and it is easy to read. The black and...

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Review of The Quintessential Monk by Mongoose Publishing The Quintessential Monk is the seventh book in Mongoose’s Collector Series. Each book in the series takes a single class and goes into great detail with it. The Quintessential Monk is a book that no monk player can be without. It...

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I think a couple of clarifications need to be made to this review: 1) Delta Green d20 was written for use with the BRP system, and the d20 version of CoC. It was originally co-authored by John Tynes, who co-authored the d20 version of CoC with Monte Cook. While Tynes may not have...

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Delta Green Delta Green is a sourcebook for the Call of Cthulhu (CoC) game from Pagan Publishing. This version also includes stats for the d20 version of Call of Cthulhu, but otherwise is pretty much unchanged, other than presumably being reedited to make room for such stats, and they...

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THE SINISTER SPIRE By Bruce R. Campbell and Ari Marmell Wizards of the Coast product number 107977400 64 pages, $19.95 SPOILER WARNING: The review that follows contains spoilers for the adventure; please do not read any further if you're a player who may end up running his PC...

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CITY SUPPLEMENT I: DWEREDELL By Justin Alexander Dream Machine Productions product number CS 0001 14-page PDF (including covers), $2.00 City Supplement 1: Dweredell is the first in a new line of PDF products, each apparently detailing a different fantasy city. This first product...

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It has been a little while since I took a look at a new setting. I always enjoy seeing what creativity people come up with and how they bring a new world together. I am pleased to see this one being a lot smaller and simple. It does not have a dozen continents and countless countries and...

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Long ago, an Abyssal army led by a demonic prince attacked the Material Plane in a campaign to conquer and enslave its people. In a titanic struggle, an army of mortals and angels countered his evil assault and decimated his plans. Now, in a time when few remember the significance of the...

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DUNGEON TILES IV: RUINS OF THE WILD Designed by Bruce R. Cordell and Christopher Perkins Wizards of the Coast product number DT4 $9.95 Dungeon Tiles IV: Ruins of the Wild (which I will refer to as just Ruins of the Wild from now on) is the fourth in Wizards of the Coast's series...

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DUNGEON TILES III: HIDDEN CRYPTS Designed by Andy Collins, Jesse Decker, David Noonan, and Christopher Perkins Wizards of the Coast product number DT3 $9.95 Dungeon Tiles III: Hidden Crypts (referred to as just Hidden Crypts from this point on) is the third in the series of...

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FANTASY IMPERIUM http://www.shadowstargames.com/images/FImperium-1J_sm.jpg Shadowstar Games, $35.95, HB, 429 pgs Review by C. Demetrius Morgan Time Required: Median.*

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SECRETS OF SARLONA By Keith Baker, Scott Fitzgerald Gray, Glenn McDonald, and Chris Sims Wizards of the Coast product number 955677200 160-page hardbound book, $29.95 Secrets of Sarlona is a recent (as of February 2007) sourcebook for the Eberron campaign setting, detailing life on...

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At first I wanted an opening paragraph filled with Z’s instead of S’s but I felt that was a bit too annoying. Instead I will dive in on the fun of Fairy Tale gaming. It is games set in those mythical worlds or ones heavily influenced by them. The Shrek movies give an okay example of how...

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WWII: Operation Jedburgh is the first in a series of "Quick Play" d20 Modern system adventures published by Small Niche Games. The adventure throws the players into the historical "Operation Jedburgh", during which the allied forces of America, England, and France parachuted...

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OSRIC Unearthed I guess it is time to start using the term old school in a review. I haven’t reviewed any of the new old school games or supplements though I have been reading many of them. I still fondly have all my old first edition and old D&D books. It gets its use as...

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A good horror adventure can be hard to do in D&D. They are usually written for low levels as it is tough to really make a high level character scared. There are just too many options and too many classes built to handle the truly scary things. But a module that wants to do horror needs...

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Dungeons and Dragons is its own genre and its own set of realism. There are just some assumptions in the game that get made that do not hold true historically. Some weapons are stated out to be better then others even though in our world they are not. Other times certain weapon...

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Dungeons and Dragons is its own genre and its own set of realism. There are just some assumptions in the game that get made that do not hold true historically. Some weapons are stated out to be better then others even though in our world they are not. Other times certain weapon...

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This book came across my DM table from one of my players, who suggested that "skill tricks" were a particularly interesting mechanic. I read the book in a week and jotted down some thoughts. This will not be as comprehensive as my normal review, since I didn't read the book as thoroughly...

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COMPLETE SCOUNDREL By Mike McArtor and F. Wesley Schneider Wizards of the Coast product number 957257200 160 pages, $29.95 The latest in the "Complete _________" series (or at least it was when I started reading it; I've gotten a bit behind in my reviewing of late), Complete...

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One of the essential icons of a psionic character, and something that sets them apart from the more typical wizard or sorcerer, is the use of crystals. While crystals of all sorts have been linked to magical abilities within historic myth, within the realm Dungeons and Dragons, if one sees...

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There are a lot of campaign settings around, some great, some good, some just okay. A campaign setting should be judged not just by its uniqueness and depth of display, but also by its usefulness to a dungeon master. In this, the Echoes of Heaven Campaign Setting really shines. The 207 page...