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My first gut instinct is always to go with the narrative character concept first and the character sheet stats second. So the PC Klingon culture Orcish barbarian secretary in my Carrion Crown campaign stopped anyone from seeing her professor during work hours without an appointment. "You do...

What, you discount the fall of Atlantis? Sekhmet almost wiping out all of humanity in the past and civilization having to start over? The Great Flood? :)

The modules are mostly set in Gaz1 The Grand Duchy of Karameikos which is the most medieval European fantasy area of the Known World. The Gazetteer series of sourcebooks then expands outwards with different fantasy ethnic regions (Vikings, Arabs, Mongols, Venitian merchant princedoms, magocracy...

Heroes of the Waves is a Pathfinder 1e sourcebook on fantasy Polynesia from Little Red Goblin Games. Skirmisher Publishing has Men and Monsters of Polynesia for Basic D&D. And Legendary Games has Mythic Monsters #49: South Pacific for Pathfinder 1e.

Some D&D ones: FOR3 Pirates of the Sea of Fallen Stars. Forgotten Realms 2e Sourcebook on fantasy D&D pirates. Sea of Fallen Stars. 2e FR sourcebook, mostly about the undersea and underwater adventuring and campaigning, but has some bits on the Pirate Isles detailed in FOR3. Corsairs of the...

M20 Modular: CORE RULES (1397) Microlite20 Skeleton Warrior, Undead Skeleton: Animate Dead spell. Zombie, Undead Zombie: Animate Dead spell. Ghoul: ? Shadow: ? Wight: ? Wraith: ? Vampire: ? 4th-Level Arcane Spells Animate Dead: Creates level X2 HD of undead skeletons or zombies.

Microlite20 Fandom Wiki Variant (1379) Microlite20 Skeleton Warrior, Undead Skeleton: Animate Dead spell. Zombie, Undead Zombie: Animate Dead spell. Undead: ? Ghoul: ? Shadow: ? Vampire: ? Wight: ? Wraith: ? 4th-Level Arcane Spells Animate Dead: Creates level X2 HD of undead skeletons or zombies.

I only own Harvest of Darkness and one other Kalamar module but Harvest was the only one I read start to finish. I was always intrigued by their Coin Trilogy of modules though. That starts off with The Root of All Evil which is for 1st level characters. They have maybe 10 modules in the 3e...

I would say it is a bunch like 1e (boxed set) or 3e (LGG) Greyhawk, very grounded, ethnicities and kingdoms are important, has a ton of detailed gods (about fifty in the big gods book), and it takes things like natural geography even more seriously so all the rivers go out to seas from high...

In 2002 I did a review on here of the Kalamar mini adventure anthology Harvest of Darkness. 2002 :)

Microlite20 NG (1327) Microlite20 Undead, Undead Creature: ? Shadow: ? Skeleton Warrior, Skeleton: ? Wight: ? Zombie: ?

Diabolical D20 (1297) Microlite20 Undead: ? Skeleton, Most Common Undead: ? Zombie, Most Common Undead: ? Ghoul, Depraved Creature: ? Ghast, Depraved Creature: ? Vampire: ? Wight: ?

Gimmick squirt gun saves day

Where No Man Has Gone Before 2.0 (1111) Microlite20 Actual Ghost: ?

I set my various campaigns in the midst of a theocratic succession war within the giant Holy Lothian Empire in my mashup campaign setting. This allows me to have advantages from both a points of light type setting and a lore heavy big civilization setting. Since many power players are drawn...

While I normally run modules in my fairly heavily prepped mashup campaign setting, I have done a complete improv game once years ago and it went well. I had agreed to run a game for the kid of a pair of my friends who were hosting us for Thanksgiving. The kid was the same age as my son (who had...

I would. :)

D&D is mostly not about canons though so boarding actions often can fit really well with normal D&D. The big issue I would say is you often have casters with fireballs a few times as you close from a few individuals on perhaps both sides, while archers do their thing as well before you get the...