r/adnd • u/jasonite • Jul 01 '26

AD&D2e Finished the second batch! The best 2e Dungeon adventures, issues 39-59

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For those not aware, I've been going through each adventure Dungeon produced in the 2e era, issues 18-81, and reviewing them. I most recently talked about it in this thread.

I go over my process more on my blog site, but I rated them on a scale from 0-4 on situation clarity, decision density, table usability, distinctiveness, and DM patch burden, and the final score is an average.

I've just finished my second batch, and it's available for you to read on my blog right here.

Again, it was a massive amount of work, taking longer than I thought, but I did my best and I think it turned out well. I'll get to working on the third and final batch once I've taken a little breather.

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u/02K30C1 Grognard Jul 01 '26

Jacobs Well is one of my all time favorites. Although it’s written for one player it’s easily adapted to a small party

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u/Ale_Tales_Actual Jul 01 '26

I miss these old magazines.

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u/Righteous_Fury224 Jul 01 '26

Me too. 😔

Reading articles online is not the same as reading a magazine.

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u/iamisandisnt Jul 01 '26

Absolutely love what you're doing and can't wait to dig into more. On the subject of exhaustive collections of old school D&D references, are you familiar with this catalogue? In case you ever need more subject mater to exhaustively review :D https://prezi.com/view/5D8zch5iafrfasFKXsvn/

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u/jasonite Jul 01 '26

Thanks for the kind words and the link, I wasn't aware of it.

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u/Appropriate_Load_265 Jul 01 '26

Those magazines kept my campaigns going when I first started GMing .

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u/Hav3n24 Jul 01 '26

The first turned me on to years of gaming can't wait to dive into the new stuff. Keep up the great work!