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Here are some Troll Lord Games adventures and supplements I've found useful and enjoyable, although I do not run Castle & Crusaders system. I found most of TLG stuff to have minor errors (e.g. typos, location missing on a map, etc.). Also, most of the modules do require prep. Despite that, I find below worthy of mentioning.

Adventures

• Castle Zagyg: Yggsburgh Campaign Setting. TLG is finally allowed to reprint material authored by Gary Gygax! Far from perfect, but still worth, Yggsburgh offers an insight into Gary's late work.
• Goblins of Mount Shadow. A messy module with plenty to pull out of. Fey focused. Bryce's review.
• A2 Slag Heap. Villages & factions. Bryce's review.
• A9 The Helm of Night. Besiege a fortress of evil. Bryce's review.
• S4 A Lion in the Ropes. Slow horror. Bryce's review.
• Lost City of Gaxmoor (digital and isometric maps). A city that was gone for a thousand years reappears. Of course it's full of shit that wants to kill nosy adventurers. Plane of chaos breach the reality from time to time.
• The Long Valley. Valley surrounding Gaxmoor.
• Chaos Touched. Additional random encounters for chaos breaches. Intended to be used with Gaxmoor, but can be adapted for any area.
• Undercaverns of Gaxmoor (maps). This one progresses timeline quite a bit, returning Gaxmoor into the hands of good. I just used it to steal what is underneath.
• Bluffside City on the Edge (maps). I like cities. A bit dense, but full of stuff to use. Eight districts & undercity.
• Bluffside: Right Under our Noses. A free adventure set in Bluffside.

Supplements

• Engineering Dungeons. A nice small supplement for randomly generating dungeons.
• Engineering Castles. Another brief, but useful supplement. It does not generate the internal floor plans, but rather the type of castle, inhabitants, and environs.
• Towers of Adventure Master. 15 empty towers.
• Arms and Armor. One can never have enough armaments.
• Book of Names. Not as good as Judges Guild Treasury of Archaic Names, but I still found some I liked.
• Storyteller's Dictionary. Since I'm not a native speaker, I appreciate having fantasy-focused dictionary.
• Storyteller's Thesaurus. Same as above.

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The creators of Castles & Crusaders are discounting their whole catalogue until end of this week. Although I don't run their system, I use some of the adventures as well as system neutral aids.

Adventures

• Goblins of Mount Shadow A messy module with plenty to pull out of. Fey focused. Bryce's review.
• A2 Slag Heap. Villages & factions. Bryce's review.
• A9 The Helm of Night. Besiege a fortress of evil. Bryce's review.
• S4 A Lion in the Ropes. Slow horror. Bryce's review.
• Lost City of Gaxmoor (digital and isometric maps). A city that was gone for a thousand years reappears. Of course it's full of shit that wants to kill nosy adventurers. Plane of chaos breach the reality from time to time.
• The Long Valley. Valley surrounding Gaxmoor.
• Chaos Touched. Additional random encounters for chaos breaches. Intended to be used with Gaxmoor, but can be adapted for any area.
• Undercaverns of Gaxmoor (maps). This one progresses timeline quite a bit, returning Gaxmoor into the hands of good. I just used it to steal what is underneath.
• Bluffside City on the Edge (maps). I like cities. A bit dense, but full of stuff to use. Eight districts & undercity.
• Bluffside: Right Under our Noses. A free adventure set in Bluffside.

Supplements

• Engineering Dungeons. A nice small supplement for randomly generating dungeons.
• Engineering Castles. Another brief, but useful supplement. It does not generate the internal floor plans, but rather the type of castle, inhabitants, and environs.
• Towers of Adventure Master. 15 empty towers.
• Arms and Armor. One can never have enough armaments.
• Book of Names. Not as good as Judges Guild Treasury of Archaic Names, but I still found some I liked.
• Storyteller's Dictionary. Since I'm not a native speaker, I appreciate having fantasy-focused dictionary.
• Storyteller's Thesaurus. Same as above.

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The creators of Castles & Crusaders are discounting their whole catalogue until end of the year. Although I don't run their system, I use some of the adventures as well as system neutral aids.

Adventures

• Goblins of Mount Shadow A messy module with plenty to pull out of. Fey focused. Bryce's review.
• A2 Slag Heap. Villages & factions. Bryce's review.
• A9 The Helm of Night. Besiege a fortress of evil. Bryce's review.
• S4 A Lion in the Ropes. Slow horror. Bryce's review.
• Lost City of Gaxmoor (digital and isometric maps). A city that was gone for a thousand years reappears. Of course it's full of shit that wants to kill nosy adventurers. Plane of chaos breach the reality from time to time.
• The Long Valley. Valley surrounding Gaxmoor.
• Chaos Touched. Additional random encounters for chaos breaches. Intended to be used with Gaxmoor, but can be adapted for any area.
• Undercaverns of Gaxmoor (maps). This one progresses timeline quite a bit, returning Gaxmoor into the hands of good. I just used it to steal what is underneath.
• Bluffside City on the Edge (maps). I like cities. A bit dense, but full of stuff to use. Eight districts & undercity.
• Bluffside: Right Under our Noses. A free adventure set in Bluffside.

Supplements

• Engineering Dungeons. A nice small supplement for randomly generating dungeons.
• Engineering Castles. Another brief, but useful supplement. It does not generate the internal floor plans, but rather the type of castle, inhabitants, and environs.
• Towers of Adventure Master. 15 empty towers.
• Arms and Armor. One can never have enough armaments.
• Book of Names. Same as above. Not as good as Judges Guild Treasury of Archaic Names, but I still found some I liked.
• Storyteller's Dictionary. Since I'm not a native speaker, I appreciate having fantasy-focused dictionary.
• Storyteller's Thesaurus. Same as above.

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It's that time of the year again. May our wallets survive.

Here are some Troll Lord Games adventures and supplements I've found useful and enjoyable, although I do not run Castle & Crusaders system.

I found most of TLG stuff to have minor errors (e.g. typos, location missing on a map, etc.). Also, most of the modules do require prep. Despite that, I found below worthy of mentioning.

Adventures

• Goblins of Mount Shadow A messy module with plenty to pull out of. Fey focused. Bryce's review.
• A2 Slag Heap. Villages & factions. Bryce's review.
• A9 The Helm of Night. Besiege a fortress of evil. Bryce's review.
• S4 A Lion in the Ropes. Slow horror. Bryce's review.
• Lost City of Gaxmoor (digital and isometric maps). A city that was gone for a thousand years reappears. Of course it's full of shit that wants to kill nosy adventurers. Plane of chaos breach the reality from time to time.
• The Long Valley. Valley surrounding Gaxmoor.
• Chaos Touched. Additional random encounters for chaos breaches. Intended to be used with Gaxmoor, but can be adapted for any area.
• Undercaverns of Gaxmoor (maps). This one progresses timeline quite a bit, returning Gaxmoor into the hands of good. I just used it to steal what is underneath.
• Bluffside City on the Edge (maps). I like cities. A bit dense, but full of stuff to use. Eight districts & undercity.
• Bluffside: Right Under our Noses. A free adventure set in Bluffside.

Supplements

• Storyteller's Dictionary. Since I'm not a native speaker, I appreciate having fantasy-focused dictionary.
• Storyteller's Thesaurus. Same as above.
• Arms and Armor. One can never have enough armaments.
• Book of Names. Same as above. Not as good as Judges Guild Treasury of Archaic Names, but I still found some I liked.
• Towers of Adventure Master. 15 empty towers.

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