 The magazine's format consisted of 64 pages of short "D&D" and "AD&D" game adventures of various lengths, themes, and tones, written by both amateur and professional fantasy role-playing writers.In conjunction with the first anniversary of "Dungeon Adventures", Ken Rolston included a brief review in Issue 125 (September 1987) of "Dragon".Regarding the modules themselves, he called them "[c]heap and cheerful, full of the basic fun of "D&D" games", and said that they reminded him of "the selection of game sessions you find at gaming conventions or in old-fashioned modules".