Delver Magazine is a bi-monthly (6 issues per year) resource for GMs of Old School RPG fantasy games such as Old-School Essentials, Basic Fantasy Role-Playing Game, and other OSR games. Each issue will include a ready-to-play adventure, printable props, random charts & tables, articles, and maps for the included adventure.
Table of Contents for Issue #1
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Fear rides on the waves as the dread tower, the Sea’s Stone, unleashesa tide of lizardmen upon the unsuspecting coasts. Screams of agony and terror herald the cursed temple’s arrival on the nearby shore.Wave of the Sea's Stone is a dungeon adventure written for levels 3-5. In it, players will brave the adventures of a fallen god's temple, the Sea's... [click here for more]
Meandering - Across the Radlands #1. Welcome to the GLOW. Where were you when the bombs fell? Did you make it to the ShelterTek Shelter? Are you one of the mutated survivors? Whithin the pages of this inaugural issue, you will find: The Buggeymen, a new sub-class of Insecta mutants. The Vault of the Ancients contains sixteen new artifacts for seekers to find. Expanded weapons, armor, and occupations... [click here for more]
“A good earthy witch is more honest than some city rogue tricked out in black cone-hat and robe of stars,” ― Fritz Leiber, Swords Against Wizardry
Inside you will find
Sword & Sorcery Conversions for Demi-human classes.
Crimson Tabards - Rules for running funnels with less players.
Black Grimoires - What Secrets lie within the Apprentice’s Grimoire?
Midaes - A New Patron write-up based... [click here for more]
“What sets me apart from the others? I have the strength of an ogrek, the speed of a black weasel, and an eighteen inch grauln spike embedded in my left arm. Now, what do you want me to eviscerate?” Fjer Teffisc, Graft
Spring 2018 brings a new year for Meanderings. I review the Mike Evan’s Hubris campaign. Tools of the Trade details and expands thieves tools. Next up are new weapon styles, and... [click here for more]
“Law and Chaos?" I said. "They're not the same as good and evil, I'm told." "Merciful heavens, no! Not at all. Not at all. Evil is a cruel and selfish thing. Chaos can be wild and generous, and just as some Lords of Law are self-sacrificing and concerned for others, so are some Lords of Chaos.” ― Michael Moorcock, The White Wolf's Son: The Albino Underground
Inside you will find
Choosing... [click here for more]
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