This is a very nice, entertaining adventure. With a few minor adjustments, it fits perfectly into my campaign against the goddess of plagues and diseases. Thank you!

This one's a great one. I'm a fan of the Dungeons of Dazegoneby Line overall, and Sorrowblight Fields stands out.

Check out my video 'Reviewcap' of this module where I recap the play through and discuss it. Note the module was inserted as part of an ongoing campaign, so there are other events around it.

Part 1 - https://youtu.be/lRHxJg2ALX0 Part 2 - https://youtu.be/MCzmzBIV2dU Part 3 - https://youtu.be/7jj4U4wNG3Q

I just took a full group of lvl 1 characters through Sorrowblight Fields. Everyone enjoyed the adventure. We spent about 6-7 hours with it. Even with some hired spears, it was a tough nut to crack for 1st level. The party had one fatality and had to withdraw twice to rest and recharge. Be ready to consider what the denizens will do if the party withdraws for a night. The writer treated the goblins with a bit of humorous whimsy, but you can skip over those bits easily if you want to maintain a more serious tone. The general format for the module made prep very easy. I was able to use the map with online players as nothing secret is revealed on the map.

I'm currently running this adventure for a single player using Knave and Black Streams: Solo Heroes. I like that it gives a couple ideas of how to introduce the adventure and the gives several ideas at the end how to use elements from this for new adventures.

I will be picking up all the additional modules as long as my single player keeps coming back to play.

Played this with white box: fantastic medieval adventure game adventures, worked great. I changed all the damage of creatures to 1d6 with a -1 or +1 to some. Only change i made. Great ole skool goblin killing game! Would love to get a print copy.

This PDF is 13 pages, with 11 being the content. As stated, suitable for 4-6 adventurers of levels 1-3. Will very likely fit into any 'Ye olde school' D20 system RPG apart from S&W.

Some new monsters to look forward to. Artwork: quite good (B&W and colour).

Players investigate what is devastatng the crops of a farming area. Page 9 gives ideas on continuing the adventure. There's 3 symbols (1 for monsters, treasure, and obstacles), noted on page 1 for any encounters the players face.

Quite a nice little adventure for the price. At £1.05/$1.50, it's well worth obtaining.

A nice mini-dungeon for S&W (or just about any OSR D&D type game, with little to no conversion). Well organized, a few high quality illustrations, and the price is right. Give it a shot!