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I said “No, of course not! But you know who does…..”

He couldn’t remember.

Ive been a big fan of Dungeon Adventures since it first came out, I still have the first 100 or so issues in boxes. It’s a great resource for old school adventures.

For the last few years I’ve been working on building a functional index of all the adventures. So far I’ve done the first 100 issues. Thats over 400 adventures for 1e, 2e, and B/X.

If there’s a lot of interest I’ll keep going. The next goal is issues 101-150 - all the 3e adventures, and coincidentally the last physical magazines.

This guide lets you filter/search by:

* Issue number
* title
* author
* game edition
* game world setting
* number of players
* player level
* total levels
* setting types (city/dungeon/forest/underdark/waterborne/etc)

Plus a short synopsis about the adventure, new monsters, and new magic items.
Let me know if there’s any interest or additional info that you might like to see.

Also included in the other tabs are similar guides for Dragon magazine, Polyhedron, and White Dwarf. (Still not complete though)

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iPX\_JMUps7H\_Tk8B2iX4D1\_mg97Is78PTlWWlM-kWTI/

I’ve been a big fan of Dungeon Adventures since it first came out, I still have the first 100 or so issues in boxes. It’s a great resource for old school adventures.

For the last few years I’ve been working on building a functional index of all the adventures. So far I’ve done the first 100 issues. If there’s a lot of interest I’ll keep going. The next goal is issues 101-150 - all the 3e adventures, and coincidentally the last physical magazine.

This guide lets you filter/search by:

• Issue number
• title
• author
• game edition
• game world setting
• number of players
• player level
• total levels
• setting types (city/dungeon/forest/underdark/waterborne/etc)

Plus a short synopsis about the adventure, new monsters, and new magic items.
Let me know if there’s any interest or additional info that you might like to see.

Also included in the other tabs are similar guides for Dragon magazine, Polyhedron, and White Dwarf. (Still not complete though)

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iPX\_JMUps7H\_Tk8B2iX4D1\_mg97Is78PTlWWlM-kWTI/

The bottom line: if amendment 5 passes, sales taxes would have to increase to 16% to keep the same level of funding coming in.

I read this back in the early 80s, and I’m almost certain it was included in the big primer book we used for grade school English in 5th or 6th grade.

The basic story… a small human ship, carrying maybe 3-4 people, encounters a crashed alien ship on a remote planet or asteroid. The captain goes out to inspect the ruins, and discovers two aliens are still alive. He realizes they are running low on air and won’t survive, but his own ship doesn’t have space to take them both. So he gives them his watch/device that will lead them back to his ship, basically giving up his life so these two aliens will survive. Another part that stuck in my brain was the aliens “praying” over the body of their dead comrade before they leave.

I read this back in the early 80s, and I’m almost certain it was included in the big primer book we used for grade school English in 5th or 6th grade.

The basic story… a small human ship, carrying maybe 3-4 people, encounters a crashed alien ship on a remote planet or asteroid. The captain goes out to inspect the ruins, and discovers two aliens are still alive. He realizes they are running low on air and won’t survive, but his own ship doesn’t have space to take them both. So he gives them his watch/device that will lead them back to his ship, basically giving up his life so these two aliens will survive. Another part that stuck in my brain was the aliens “praying” over the body of their dead comrade before they leave.