One-shot adventures that best showcase their system

[Lapasta]

Hi!

My normal D&D5e campaign is in an hiatus, and we are planning what to do until we can get back to it.

One idea was to play some one-shots from other systems so we can get to know something different.
And so I ask: for each system you know (and think is worthy being played), what would be a good (pre-made if exists) one-shot that best showcases the uniqueness of their system? This should be focused on players that are playing (that system) for the first time.

I accept suggestions from any system, but we have already the core books of the following systems (even though we never played them!), and thus they would be preferable: D&D 4e, In Nomine, Starfinder, 13th Age, Castle Falkenstein, Paranoia (2nd Edition), Numenera, Adventures in Middle Earth, True20, Star Wars RPG (d20).

Thanks!

 

[Hussar]

This sounds like so much fun. I am so jealous.

 

[John Dallman]

For In Nomine, I'd definitely recommend Feast of Blades, which is designed as an introductory adventure, and did that job well for a group I was in.

 

[JeffB]

FFG-Age of Rebellion Starter set-Cannot recall the name. Awesome fun-worth the price!

13th Age- Swords against the Dead (edit- fixed the title)

Dungeon World- One Shot World- Absolutely Free- tons of free dungeon "starters" out there. Most of the hacks, and the core DW rules are available for free.

White Star (the included adventure- original version was free at one point, unsure now)

Call of Cthulhu- The Haunting-available for free on DTRPG along with rules/pre-gens

 

[CapnZapp]

For KULT 1st Edition, I suggest "An echo from the past".

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