WotBS Besides WotBS

[alms66]

I own WotBS and the Accordlands campaign book. Are these the only big campaigns like this available? I haven't been able to find anything other than Paizo's adventure paths. Can you point me to other similar products? System doesn't really matter to me much.

Sorry for going a little OT here...

 

[Ragnar_Deerslayer]

Here ya go, off the top of my head:

D&D 3.5
Megadungeons:
World’s Largest Dungeon
Ptolus – City by the Spire
Castle Whiterock
Ruins of the Dragon Lord

Long Campaigns:
Drow War (in three volumes)
Shackled City
Age of Worms (in Dungeon magazine back issues)
Savage Tide (in Dungeon magazine back issues)
All the Pathfinder adventure paths

Short Campaigns: Low to Mid Level
Lost City of Barakus
Freeport Trilogy
Red Hand of Doom
The Banewarrens
Vault of Larin Karr

Short Campaigns: High Level
City of Brass
Necropolis

AD&D 2e
Planescape The Great Modron March
Planescape Dead Gods
Night Below

Basic D&D
Wrath of the Immortals

Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay
The Enemy Within
The Thousand Thrones

Pendragon
The Great Pendragon Campaign

Call of Cthulhu
Beyond the Mountains of Madness
The Complete Masks of Nyarlathotep
Shadow of Yog-Sothoth
Horror on the Orient Express
Tatters of the King
Walker in the Wastes

Aeon Trinity
The Darkness Revealed Trilogy

Star Wars D6
The Darkstryder Campaign

Savage Worlds
Evernight
Rippers
50 Fathoms
Savage World of Solomon Kane
Necessary Evil

Hope that helps. There are plenty more out there, just gotta look for 'em.

Ragnar

 

[alms66]

Yeah, a bunch of those are not even close to WotBS in terms of "1-20 level campaign", though some are very good finds that I'll look into. Thanks.

Mega-Dungeons also not interested in those... FWIW

 

[Rilvar]

Since it was brought up, I thought I'd add that RHOD was one of the best arc's I've ever run, and my players all agree. Its not as long as some of the other ones (and I still have yet to start WOTBS but if you need something to start out with I would highly recommend it.

 

[RangerWickett]

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