We talk about our experience playing and running first edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons.
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A “tour” in that we start the episode by playing but devolve into just walking through the rooms and talking about them, which further devolves into a review. B3: Palace of the Silver Princess (aff link).
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We review the Pathfinder 2 playtest.
Check below for a ready-to-run version of the first playtest adventure, with annotations that make it mostly a system neutral one page dungeon.
Here’s an affiliate link to Beyond the Wall, the vv interesting OSR game discussed in the episode.
The daily/long rest thing. No more resting in dungeons. When you take a sleep, you get to prepare your daily spells and such, and you get back some hp based on level. After a really long rest, like a week, you do a reset.
Magic weapons do extra damage dice. Pretty magical.
Action economy. It’s aesthetically pleasing and less confusing to explain to newbies than 5e’s economy.
Well, pretty much everything else, but here are a couple zingers.
Rules for walking and talking at the same time:
Insane rules written by and for robots from another dimension:
You’re welcome.
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We review Maze of the Blue Medusa. We talk about how to use it in campaigns, what kind of prep you’ll need to do, how it’s different than most dungeons/adventures, and how its innovative information design helps you run it.
You can grab a $5 pdf of the module from drivethrurpg (aff) here.
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We review the classic Gygaxian module, T1: The Village of Hommlet.
You can grab a $5 pdf of the module from drivethrurpg here.
Daniel was possibly completely wrong that this was a tournament module. He was probably thinking of something completely different!
We review Army of the Damned, an indie 5e module that takes place in the Magic: the Gathering setting of Innistrad, which is basically Ravenloft.
The blood hunter class we used you can find @ drivethrurpg.
You can grab the Army of the Damned module we’re playing from reddit.
“Lewis and Dekalb” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Episode image by Ryan Yee, taken from the module.
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