Tabletop On the Desktop

Sometimes, your gaming table just needs to take a break from the relentless grimdark. Peter Spahn of Small Niche Games has released Sta...

Here is a good reason to support an artist through Patreon. Michel Prescott's super-tasty 1+ page adventure The Necromancer's Wi...

Small is beautiful. Corey Ryan Walden's twelve page The Cliff-Lair of Heeter is small, location-based adventure written in a system...

Small Niche Games is fast becoming one of my favorite indie RPG publishers of tight, coherent adventures for Labyrinth Lord. Atarin'...

Small Niche Games has just released a short but excellent Labyrinth Lord adventure for novice characters called The Stealer of Children ,...

At the end of G1-2-3: Against the Giants , author Gary Gygax had left clues about a shadowy force that was using the giants as cat's p...

David Sutherland III is well-known in Old School RPG circles. He contributed quite a few illustrations to first edition AD&D manuals...

Let's get this out of the way first: Against the Giants (ATG) is the archetypical AD&D adventure. The three adventures comprise...

TSR's blue-covered adventure module X1, the Isle of Dread, came with every box of the 1981's D&D Expert Set. Later, a reform...

There has been a lot of talk about "megadungeons" in the OSR community this past year. From Stonehell , Barrowmaze and Dwimme...

WARNING: This review contains spoilers. The module is thirty years old, so I imagine the word has already gotten out about most of what...

This venerable Gygax adventure comes from his famous Greyhawk setting. It is meant to introduce new players to the setting. It is a sho...