Misty Isles of the Eld: OSR DnD Book Review

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An adventure review of Misty Isles of the Eld, a miniature sandbox/pointcrawl adventure for Labyrinth Lord but easily compatible with newer editions like DnD 5e.
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[@vicentgalvan70]

A Moebius reference... I see you are a man of culture as well.

[@ALvIn0H-f6y]

The cover reminds me of David Bowies’ album Station to Station.

[@andrewanderson1988]

The group joked about Bowie's Thin White Duke stage when creating this book, if I recall the interview correctly.

[@guyalter7519]

Do you know the Ultra violet grasslands? It sounds real cool!

[@QuestingBeast]

Yep, I'm supporting that project on Patreon.

[@hoodieinfestation]

This sounds great! Thanks for the review!

[@lazylitch8035]

This one looks really interesting.
great reviews as always!

[@Merellin]

As a swedish person, I find it odd that they decided to name a race Fire (Eld is swedish for Fire)

[@jonmkl]

And even weirder that the Eld originate from “Cold hell”

[@bartek_ewertowski]

I assume it's because they're basically the Eldar from Warhammer.

[@erezamir7218]

Merellin Ohh
I was sure they mean Eld as in Old, Elder

[@MrSilvUr]

"Eldritch" also means "Elven"; it's just that Lovecraft got his hands on the term and the rest is history.

[@simmonslucas]

what is the suggested level for this?

[@danmorgan3685]

@Noob DM
Suggested level: Don't die.
A lot of OSR products have dispensed with level suggestions. Either the rules they are written for don't really use them or "game balance" isn't a priority.

[@Hairspraygoblin]

So for what edition is this?

[@horsebattery]

As an OSR (Old School Renaissance) product it has simple mechanics easily convertible to any older version of D&D or any of the many retroclones (simulacra of various older versions of D&D, rules for which are often available online for free). It wouldn't be difficult to convert it to 5E if you were so inclined.

[@michaelwallace6851]

According to title page showed in this review, it is for Labyrinth Lord, which means, or course, it can be used with any OSR or pre-3e D&D rules set.

[@michealhardison8497]

Hey Ben, do you lotion your hands? They look very soft. :)