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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Palladium Fantasy RPG 1E and 2E books are currently on sale at DriveThruRPG. I found their old stuff to be quite well made, but I mostly use it for inspiration, drawings and maps. Here are few of my favourite picks:

• Palladium RPG Book II: Old Ones. Includes 21 forts, 34 towns and cities, over half a dozen adventures, monks, illusionists, and the dreaded Old Ones. 50+ locations all described and mapped, information about the Old Ones, the Illusionist, Monk, and Minotaur, many NPCs, seven adventures, plus adventure ideas and more.
• Palladium RPG Book III: Adventures on the High Seas. Ships of the world, Demon Black Ships, ship combat, islands of the world, 12 O.C.C.s including the Sailor and Pirate, character sheets, maps, and countless adventure ideas when you visit a dozen island ports including the Isle of the Cyclops, Y-Oda, Zy, the Four Sisters, Forbidden Island, the Floenry Islands, and others, each offering adventure opportunities.
• Palladium RPG Book VII: Yin-Sloth Jungles. Includes Yin-Sloth Jungles, the Orcish Empire, notable cities, 25+ locations and maps, four full adventures, adventure ideas and more.

I also love their weapon books, but they currently aren't on sale.

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Adventures Dark and Deep, a what-if AD&D 1E was updated to 2E using only later articles published by Gygax, is currently available as digital bundle for $0.

Just like the edition it emulates, it consists of Player's Manual, Game Master's Toolkit, and Bestiary. I ordered print version in January and haven't regretted it:

There is a lot in there and bestiary is just stunning. Table of contents could be better, but that is nitpicking. You can't go wrong with grabbing it for free.

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