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Incredibly easy. People fold in more systems from OSR games and TSR era D&D all the time.

It's pirates + Cthulhu + a somewhat traditional D&D city. It covers a lot of ground.

What playstyle would you say that Freeport best supports?

Freeport, system neutral https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/28322/pirate-s-guide-to-freeport There also are some system specific...

For a system that I play would be nice. This product being available for both DCC and 5E was of value to me. Having only a DCC version...

While it feels in part like an artifact of the 3E era (which it obviously is), it's really good, with a lot of adventures and...

Something that is made for both -and not Lankmar- would be good.

How difficult is it to add some crunch back in if desired? I'll look more into the game. I had dismissed it because, admittedly, I...

Second this. While I like DCC, I like Shadowdark even better. More streamlined and no wonky dice. The Arcane Library just did a big...

I don't know if it's up your alley, but I thought the 3e Sharn: City of Towers book was very well done. It eschews the detailed maps...

Not really. Kelsey Dionne basically built a new OSR game from scratch in 2023, using the best parts available to her. And that meant...

OP: Preferably not Lankmar. ToG: Have you considered Lankmar?

Lankhmar is a classic masterpiece. But Cheliax is also in my top 5: https://paizo.com/products/btpy89ca

These are large cities with a lot of detail that could be ported easily to DCC. (I've run adventures in all of them.) Bard's Gate...

The Lost City of Gaxmoor (5e version, which is a little cleaned up from the 3e version) might float your boat. Not perfect by any means...