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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Akrasia" data-source="post: 2116658" data-attributes="member: 23012">Sounds cool!  Angel/Buffy is one of my favourite systems.  (My other favs: RC D&D, and Castles and Crusades.  Obviously, as a GM, I am a pretty 'rules light' person.)  D&Z is great, but I too prefer the 'Cinematic' version of Unisystem. Anyway, to recap, my recommendations are: UK2-4, B10, Lost City of Barrakus, and the Goodman stuff.The OAD&D modules N1 (Cult of the Reptile God), L1 (Secret of Bone Hill), and L2 (Assassin's Knot) are all very good for starting groups as well.I think most of the OD&D and O AD&D stuff might be available as pdfs at RPG.now.  L1 is available for free over at WotC.Hmmm ... now that I am thinking about this.  Some campaign material I have found really amazing and inspirational (but probably hard to find now) include: The Court of Ardor (an old ICE/MERP campaign module by Terry Amthor -- it includes one of the coolest 'evil' organizations in any fantasy module) and Jaiman (an old ICE/Shadow World setting with adventures, also by Terry Amthor).  In fact, since you don't care about the system, I would recommend most of the old ICE Middle-earth products.  They include nice overviews of cities, adventures, etc., but don't overload you with information.  Moreover, IMO, most of them could be easily adapted to a non-Middle-earth setting (and indeed, many of them like Ardor were a poor fit for Middle-earth in the first place).I could probably help more if I knew what kind of campaign you were planning on running.</blockquote>

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