Zungeon Zundays

  • Zungeon Zunday: Council of Invisible Eagles

    In 2025 I’m reviewing zungeon zines. They’re stream of consciousness and unedited critiques, just like Bathtub Reviews, but they’ll be a little briefer. The goal here is a little different: I want to spotlight what a craft-based, just-do-it approach to module writing can do. Council of Invisible Eagles is a 3 page dungeon for Old Continue reading

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  • Zungeon Zunday: Remembrance of a Holy War

    In 2025 I’m reviewing zungeon zines. They’re stream of consciousness and unedited critiques, just like Bathtub Reviews, but they’ll be a little briefer. The goal here is a little different: I want to spotlight what a craft-based, just-do-it approach to module writing can do. Remembrance of a Holy War is an 8 page system-agnostic zungeon Continue reading

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  • Zungeon Zunday: The Unquiet Flesh

    In 2025 I’m reviewing zungeon zines. They’re stream of consciousness and unedited critiques, just like Bathtub Reviews, but they’ll be a little briefer. The goal here is a little different: I want to spotlight what a craft-based, just-do-it approach to module writing can do. The Unquiet Flesh is an 8 page zungeon for Old School Continue reading

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  • Zungeon Zunday: Mother Worm

    In 2025 I’m reviewing zungeon zines. They’re stream of consciousness and unedited critiques, just like Bathtub Reviews, but they’ll be a little briefer. The goal here is a little different: I want to spotlight what a craft-based, just-do-it approach to module writing can do. Mother Worm is an 8-page system agnostic zungeon by Robot_Face. In Continue reading

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  • Zungeon Zunday: Standoff at Rotten Springs

    In 2025 I’m reviewing zungeon zines. They’re stream of consciousness and unedited critiques, just like Bathtub Reviews, but they’ll be a little briefer. The goal here is a little different: I want to spotlight what a craft-based, just-do-it approach to module writing can do. Standoff at Rotten Springs is a 1-page zungeon for Frontier Scum Continue reading

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  • Zungeon Zunday: Crypt of the Void Singer

    In 2025 I’m reviewing zungeon zines. They’re stream of consciousness and unedited critiques, just like Bathtub Reviews, but they’ll be a little briefer. The goal here is a little different: I want to spotlight what a craft-based, just-do-it approach to module writing can do. Crypt of the Void Singer is a 12 page zungeon for Continue reading

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  • Zungeon Zunday: Bloodmoon Crypt

    In 2025 I’m reviewing zungeon zines. They’re stream of consciousness and unedited critiques, just like Bathtub Reviews, but they’ll be a little briefer. The goal here is a little different: I want to spotlight what a craft-based, just-do-it approach to module writing can do. Bloodmoon Crypt is a 6 page zungeon for Black Sword Hack, Continue reading

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  • Zungeon Zunday: Cure Wounds Inc.

    In 2025 I’m reviewing zungeon zines. They’re stream of consciousness and unedited critiques, just like Bathtub Reviews, but they’ll be a little briefer. The goal here is a little different: I want to spotlight what a craft-based, just-do-it approach to module writing can do. Cure Wounds Inc. is a 14 page zungeon for B/X or Continue reading

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  • Zungeon Zunday: Ecophage

    In 2025 I’m reviewing zungeon zines. They’re stream of consciousness and unedited critiques, just like Bathtub Reviews, but they’ll be a little briefer. The goal here is a little different: I want to spotlight what a craft-based, just-do-it approach to module writing can do. Ecophage is a 12 page zungeon for Vaults of Vaarn by Continue reading

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  • Zungeon Zunday: Cacogenic Vats

    In 2025 I’m reviewing zungeon zines. They’re stream of consciousness and unedited critiques, just like Bathtub Reviews, but they’ll be a little briefer. The goal here is a little different: I want to spotlight what a craft-based, just-do-it approach to module writing can do. Cacogenic Vats is an 11 page zungeon by Operant Game Lab. Continue reading

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