Let’s wrap this one up. Three parts for a 98 pager is on the indulgent side as it is. It might indicate that the average information density of gaming material has decreased since the 80s, it might indicate that I enjoy reviewing ancient 3rd party supplements that no remembers a little bit too much. Doesn’t … More [Review] Elves Pt. III; Darkness & Light
[Anthology] Castle Caldwell and Beyond (1985) Harry W. Nuckols (TSR) Levels 1 – 3 Summary: Mind = Blown! B9 is the best module I have ever read. Do you ever have a moment in your life when you are just walking and suddenly BOOM! you realize earth is just a tiny speck of dust in … More [Review] B9 Castle Caldwell and Beyond (DnD Basic); Awesome
Continuing where we last left off, the Second Part of Elves concerns the Ice Elf. Aah the Ice Elf. Bereft of a suitable tolkinian analog, or perhaps written by an altogether more talented designer, this part is far superior to the Wood Elf in terms of both creativity and execution. The Ice Elf lives in … More [Review] Elves Pt. II; Ice & Sword
[Adventure/Sourcebook] Elves (1983) C. Fitzgerald Carr & D. Carr Jr. Levels 4 – 7 Elves for Role Aids represents an early stab at a supplement that would become almost synonymous with late Silver Age DnD; the Splatbook! Complete books of Elves, Complete books of Dwarves, Complete Books of Mexicans; no species, class or part-time job … More [Review] Elves (AD&D 3PP); Tolkien Wept
[Sourcebook/Adventure Anthology] Dark Folk (1983) P. Karczag, S. Morrison, R.L. Asprin, L. Kay, A. Miller, I. Goldstein, A. Nudelman & S. Khas edited by P. Karczag (Mayfair Games) Levels 5 – 9 Summary: (Orcs of Thar + Keep on the Borderlands + In the Shadow of Mount Rotten)/5 Note: As part of the spiritual rebirth … More [Review] Dark Folk (1e 3PP); Keep on the Borderlands Coverband
Age of Dusk 