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Message: <blockquote data-quote="aramis erak" data-source="post: 9059645" data-attributes="member: 6779310">ALIEN's campaign does not have character continuity, but is explicitly intended for player continuity using the pregens.Of the 3 released cinematics (Chariots of the Gods, Destroyer of Worlds, Heart of Darkness), the expectation is players get to carry forward a bit of metacurrency, and they're actually one thematic whole.I think it just barely gets to "moderately long," however. For some groups, Destroyer alone will be 2-3 sessions; for others, well... my players turned it into over half a year. Chariots has run 3-5 sessions all three times I've run it.I've not run Heart yet... it's on the agenda for next weekend starting.Also note: all three expect few, if any, surviving PCs at end. Hence why no character continuity.Classic Traveller's The Traveller Adventure is a roughly 4-12 month campaign, depending highly upon play style and session lengths.Mongoose's Aramis: The Traveller Adventure is a rework for use with their editions of Traveller.Mekton II has two campaigns for it (that I've seen, at least)... Operation Rimfire is a classic mecha-anime Romance & Action 22 "episode" campaign book. Note that adventures are pretty short - 2-3 pages each... but envision some significant combat time between social encounters.The other, Mekton Wars 1: Invasion Terra is (as might be expected from the name) a Tactical Wargaming mode campaign; one can, however, run it as a backbone for a Roleplaying campaign.And of course...Pendragon has 3...  The Boy King (TBK), Saxons! (S!), and The Great Pendragon Campaign (GPC). Nobles' Book (NB) is a timeline sourcebook for 1E; it lacks actual adventures, but provides an overall timeline for a Pendragon campaign, as well as landholding rules.TBK is the 3rd/4th ed timeline sourcebook; it also includes a number of 3-5 page adventures and a bunch of adventure seeds of 1-3 paragraphs.S! is a prequel to TBK, and uses the same mode, but for fewer years, and introducing a whole culture. It can stand alone, or be continued into TBK.GPC is a reimplementation of TBK, and includes a few bits from S!.Land of Giants is another timeline, but this one is independent, and I don't recall it having many adventures within.While not a formal campaign, the three "Tales of" volumes form a nice filler for a standalone, and most of the 9 or so total are multi-session...Oh, and for WFRP 1e... the Doomstones campaign is not a great WFRP campaign, but it is a long one. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> It's decent, but clearly was ported to WFRP, rather than being natively written for it. it's 6 dungeon crawls. Which, given the realities of WFRP 1E combat and healing, can and will take a long while.</blockquote>

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