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In regards to the very first post in this thread, there is a formatting error in the SETTING SUPPLEMENTS section.

petespahn wrote:Larm: A detailed small town setting/adventure by Brave Halfling Publishing, Larm is a small village of just over 100 inhabitants (112 to be precise) located on the borderlands, descriptions of all the major inhabitants, a lot of smaller tasks the characters can do for the village, with 2 mysterious places to be explored and a goblin camp nearby… Lesserton and Mor: A massive setting supplement by Faster Monkey Games. THE RUINS OF MOR are a vast and desolate landscape hiding predatory monsters, debased semi-human clans, and things far worse...THE TOWN OF LESSERTON is a venal hive of opportunist merchants, scammers, pickpockets, corrupt officials, and whores, built from the ground up to offer every service or supply desired by those who scour the Ruins for treasures of the past...LESSERTON & MOR is the most varied, gigantic, affordable sandbox campaign ever made for Old School fantasy games.

Lesserton and Mor should be on a separate line. Currently it is a part of the Larm description which makes it rather difficult for folks who are just paying attention to the left side of the post where the product names are. Just a heads up. Thanks for putting this great resource together

For the 'Zines list:

Dyson's Dodecahedron is a free 'zine of whatever rules and adventures have crawled their way out of Dyson's 1981 brain.

And for Adventures... or something:

Dyson's Delves is a 150+ page book of dungeon maps and adventures including reformatted versions of Dyson's Delve, Erdea Manor, The Worm's Gullet, Ruins of the Gorgon and The Charmed Grotto as well as 44 more dungeon maps (well, mostly dungeons). The Limited Edition version also includes "The Twisted Halls of Mornard’s Revenge” which is designed for near name-level adventurers.

Updated!

Another one for the list.

Magical Theorems & Dark Pacts: Everything you need for a Labyrinth Lord spellcaster, be it one of the three core spellcasters or one of ten new spellcasters introduced in this volume.

I miss the excellent books from "Tales of the Grotesque and Dungeonesque" by Jack Shear. A gothic variant of LL/AEC. Lots of goodies - a suggestive setting (a little like Ravenloft, but way cooler), new monsters, new spells, horror and madness rules etc.

Hey hey, I'm back again, now with another book!

Dyson's Delves II - A collection of seven adventures (for characters levels 1-8) and 44 unstocked maps.

OK I am way behind on this because of other obligations, but it's on my short list of things to get back to. Stay tuned!

How about:

Winds of the Ice Forest

This is a low level adventure I published, written for LL+AEC.