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You might like adventures that Joseph R. Lewis writes. He takes great care to be succinct but have some flavour text. He puts a lot of...

In short: Easy-to-run modules are rather simpler than the modern norm. Gone are the days when you have a dungeon of rooms each...

At least this way you know at a glance what is in the rooms, which helps easily adjudicate things like "did the monsters next door hear...

Also, for 5e, Kelsey Dionne's The Secrets of Skyhorn Lighthouse...now free at DriveThruRPG.

I feel like Kobold Press has a nice middle spot with their adventures (at least the ones written for Tales of the Valiant). Let's say...

I expect that the people in this thread have heard of it, but if not, I suggest looking at the Arcane Library for adventures that are...

I'm not sure N2 The Forest Oracle falls into those two categories. There's probably a third "chuck it in a bin" category.

I hate, hate, hate reviews of scenarios made by those who haven't actually run through them as either a GM or a player. What comes to...

I’ve been having a blast playing DH and I didn’t think I would, since I’m not a huge follower of CR. My main D&D group has now switched...

This week’s crowdfunding sampler looks at campaigns that close between November 27 to December 3. You’ll find Daggerheart, 5e, MÖRK...

I don't even bother with the wall-of-text modules anymore. Just not interested. EDIT: Here's the thing...even if I never actually run...

Well the market leader is WotC, who seemingly have a suitable marketing budget to promote about three "big dumb campaign" type books a...

I’ve been looking at a lot of modules lately and something quickly became glaringly obvious. There are two broad categories of modules...

Thing about rotary auto cannons is they look a lot better on paper. I always am eager to field one and then… it’s just never as much fun...

I feel like sometimes the author had an interesting idea for a story and they got so wrapped up in the telling of it that they almost...