Need short adventures for many games

[DonAdam]

I've been wanting to run one-shots with many of the d20 games out there, but don't have the time (nor the talent) to write adventures for all of them.

I can update stats to make an adventure fit a particular level, so the level of the adventres is not important.

What I'm looking for are fully detailed short adventures, regardless of the system (they don't need to be d20, again I can convert), preferrably the free download type (though please suggest any that I'd have to pay for if they'll fit), for the following games/genres:

-Call of Cthulu
-Superheroes (4CTF, DNW, etc- I'll be using 4CTF)
-Dragonstar
-Spelljammer
-Mecha d20 (when it comes out)
-Pulp Heroes
-Oriental Adventures
-Swashbuckling Adventures
-Any other world/genre that the average D&D player would recognize

 

[digitaldark]

got ya covered on the Call of Cthulhu end....

http://www.chaosium.com/cthulhu/celaeno-coc/index.shtml

and entire page of free downloadable adventures hosted by Chaosium themselves.....so reall good stuff...

 

[Thomasson]

Have you tried DUNGEON Magazine? We can't help in a lot of the non-fantasy areas, but check out issue #89 for "Honor and Eta," a good, short Oriental Adventures module. Issue #83 features an adventure called "Deep Freeze," which is a very Cthulu-esque adventure, even though it's intended for a D&D audience.

In nearly every issue we print, we feature at least one short adventure. With some work, you could adapt nearly any plot to a different d20 game (superheroes might be the toughest stretch). Stat blocks typically port over nicely, as well—altering NPC equipment lists is probably your only roadblock there.

 

[Moon_Goddess]

That reminds me, have you considered including in Dungeon a single adventure to go along with the Mini-game from that issues Polyhedron.

Don't want it in Polyhedron, becuase adventures arn't important enough to waste space on that could otherwise be used for mini-game. But as long as Dungeon is over there and it is commited to publishing advetures, sounds like a good plan to me. Might actually get me to read that side of the magazine which currently sits untouched each time.

 

[PosterBoy]

Try here:

http://www.rpgarchive.com