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Adapting Halloween III: Season of the Witch into a mini-campaign for Night Shift: Veterans of the Supernatural Wars (driven by the O.G.R.E.S. engine) bridges classic 1980s horror with urban fantasy and supernatural investigation.In Night Shift, characters—whether they are Driven investigators, Witches, Survivors, or Supernaturals—are

In the sword-and-sorcery tradition adapted for Castles & Crusades (C&C), the Empire of Thutothmes represents an ancient, dark relic buried in the subterranean reaches of the Inner Earth. Sitting beneath forgotten ruins and subterranean vaults—such as the outer levels of deep city-states like Vaar—the empire is a remnant of the primordial age when cold-blooded reptilians...

One of the most remarkable yet frequently overlooked First Edition AD&D modules ideal for OSR-style play is C2: The Ghost Tower of Inverness (by Allen Hammack, 1980). This blog post picks right up from OSR Classic Module Commentary - Deeper Integration of B1 In Search of The Unknown By Mike Carr Into the Hyperborea Rpg - Rival Adventuring party & The Pig Faced Orcs Gryth...

Integrating NUELOW Games' gothic and horror resources—such as their system-agnostic line of classic comic adaptations like Gothic Chillers—into Jason Vey’s Amazing Adventures (Troll Lord Games) creates a natural synergy. This blog post picks right up from OSR Commentary Diving Deeper Into Using Neulow Games Supplements with The Amazing Adventures role playing game By Jason Vey

We've covered I11: "Needle" By Frank Mentzer on this blog before back in Feburary 2019.  While high-level classics like Tomb of Horrors (S1) or The Temple of Elemental Evil (T1-4) hog the AD&D 1e spotlight, I11: Needle remains one of the most obscure, under-the-radar official TSR modules produced near the end of First Edition's life cycle.Originally written as a