8 (Very Short) Extremely Creative Adventures for Your OSR DnD Game
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- In which I cover 8 (!) different adventures for you to consider. They're all either free, or PWYW, so pick them up, run them, and consider giving back to these extremely creative people!
Here's where you can pick them up:
The Lily in the Garden Where the Lost Dare to Tread (Mausritter):
bypengy.itch.io/lily
Downsized Dungeons - The Lair of the Barbarian King (OSE):
preview.drivethrurpg.com/en/p...
The Lone Artist's Manor (Shadowdark):
preview.drivethrurpg.com/en/p...
The Rotting Gardens of Rafflesia (Shadowdark):
preview.drivethrurpg.com/en/p...
Castle Korpenhalla (Tri-System):
gnarledmonster.itch.io/castle...
Parallel Dungeons (System Agnostic):
eldritch-fields.itch.io/paral...
The Lair of the Alchemist (Cairn):
lemos.itch.io/the-lair-of-the...
Forest of the Storms (Cairn):
coolwayink.itch.io/forestofth... - เกม
Thank you so much for the shout-out and kind words! I'm really glad you enjoyed Lily. It's exciting to see people enjoying the weird words I sometimes put out there.
There are some really awesome looking adventures here, too. It's crazy how much great stuff there is - I feel like I've spent a lot of time looking for modules just like these, and they were still completely new to me.
It's a great module, man! Thank you for the hard work on it!!
Thumbs up for the background music, watch for the content. :)
I'm a little late but I wanted to say thanks for the review on Rotting Gardens! I just put out another adventure in a similar format called The Ravenous Den. It's short, dark and heavily themed like the first one. All these adventures are really cool, I especially like the parallel dungeons concept and the labeled map in lair of the alchemist.
It's a great adventure! I'll have to check out your new adventure - thanks for letting me know!
Thank you for this review on Lair of the Alchemist! I'm very glad you liked it, it's my first ttrpg adventure and your kind words mean a lot.
It's a great adventure!! I hope you release more!
@@RedMageGM sure, I'm working on a couple of them. Currently I'm super focused on an Art Pack that is Kickstarting now. I have a free demo on my itchio page if you want to have a look. Cheers! and thanks again
Great collection! And I like your presentation style, conversational, but not rambling. Thanks for including Parallel Dungeons!
Thank you for the kind words! Parallel Dungeons is such a great idea - I really like that one, quite a lot!
Love the Chrono Trigger music in the background. Went through the Shadowdark adventures and realized I already had one of them, haha.
Have seen a few of these around. Will have to take a closer look!
Nice finds! Thanks for bringing these to light, I needed some material to adapt for a new world build, some small stuff for in between the big stuff, this was perfect
Glad to help!
Great recommendations! Downloaded most! I can't remember if I've seen you review "Temple of the Moon Priests", but I think it will be right up your alley looking at these recommendations. It's a great one page dungeon/adventure, I ran it a few months back and it was a blast and so easy to run. Really got me excited about what you can accomplish on such a limited amount of space (looking at you 5e adventure tomes...)
I haven't reviewed it on here, but I love that dungeon! It's definitely right up my alley!
These are cool, thanks for the video man. That time shifting one really sounds like that level from Titanfall 2!
I've actually never played Titanfall 2...or the first one for that matter!
@@RedMageGM It was a really fascinating level where you had to run through a complex but you were given a bracelet that would shift you between timelines. It was really awesome, if I recall correctly you would have to shift between timelines to fight enemies in the past and solve puzzles in the future to progress through the complex.
Oh more hidden gems - nice
Most of these seem to require DM to come up with a reason why anyone would try to swim in a glacier lake or eat ghost food or whatever puzzle happens to block the way. Good thing these are short and cheap because some parties would fight the hydra and continue on their way or check the accessible rooms and leave when they cannot find any sign of the artist.
They all do require some DM work but overall, yeah, they're small enough that I imagine you could throw them in almost on a whim and if the players miss some of the content, it's not the end of the world.
13:44 You're thinking of Mock Man (Jason Thompson).
That's right! Thanks!!
Thanks for the video! I'll definitely be checking out a few of these@@RedMageGM
Awesome man! Glad to hear some connected!
You mentioned a couple of times running West Marches games, I’ve always liked the idea of it but thought of it as a little daunting. Did you have a lot of fun running a game like this and if so do you have any helpful tips?
It is a bit daunting at first, but it's really amazing once you get going. I have run a couple west marches games - each one lasted a year+, with the current one I'm running still going at 14 months. It's a blast! But it is a lot of work. At least, it was the way I ran it. I think ideally it's less upfront work, with more pre-session prep. The nice thing is that you can add a lot of general content, teasers so to speak - hints, rumors, map fragments, etc., and see what the players gravitate towards.
I'm not sure I have any really useful tips that others haven't said better elsewhere. I'd check out the original Westmarches post:
arsludi.lamemage.com/index.php/78/grand-experiments-west-marches/
and Matt Colville's video on the topic:
th-cam.com/video/oGAC-gBoX9k/w-d-xo.html
I appreciate the info!! Just out of curiosity, what system are you currently using?
For that, I'm using a heavily modded 5e. But generally, I'm running Shadowdark these days.
Also been wanting to play more shadowdark, your strahd game has been very inspirational! Thank you again for the advice!!
Thank you man! Glad to hear the strahd game has been of interest!
Is there a way to send you adventure modules to review?
Absolutely! My email is on the About section on my page.
These videos are so bad for my addiction lol
hahaha sorry...sorta!
@@RedMageGM They're great haha