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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bardsandsages" data-source="post: 4151115" data-attributes="member: 28771">As a publisher, we don't do that many full blown adventure modules, for many of the same reasons people state they don't use them.  Trying to judge the right level, goals, etc that a GM might want for his particular game is like looking for the proverbial needle in the haystack.  I agree, however, that adventures are an important part of presenting a campaign settings.  For our <a href="http://www.bardsandsages.com/neiyar" target="_blank">Neiyar setting,</a> we have produced two full modules, and the core book includes a low level introductory module.  And we plan on producing quite a few modules when we launch the <a href="http://www.bardsandsages.com/karma" target="_blank">Karma System </a> this fall, as adventures will be vital in helping folks quickly learnt he system and see what it can do.What we do publish, however, are products that can give you a jump start on adventures, or that can be used to push forward a stalled game.  Things like our <a href="http://www.bardsandsages.com/adventurehavens" target="_blank">Adventure Havens</a> PDFs that each present 12 related locales complete with NPCs, story seeds, etc that can be thrown in at a moment's notice.  Or <a href="http://www.bardsandsages.com/nemesis" target="_blank">Nemesis </a> with presents ready-to-use bad guys for when you need an antagonist in a pinch.</blockquote>