What adventures are NOT set in a published D&D setting?

[Iosue]

Neither B1 nor B2 are set in an established setting. B2 is "claimed" by both the Known World and Greyhawk, and B1 was also claimed by the Known World, but within the modules themselves there are no specific references to Greyhawk or Mystara.

 

[Nellisir]

Neither B1 nor B2 are set in an established setting. B2 is "claimed" by both the Known World and Greyhawk, and B1 was also claimed by the Known World, but within the modules themselves there are no specific references to Greyhawk or Mystara.

Yep, neither has any kind of setting, really.

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

The adventures in the Tale of the Comet boxed set were not staged in a established setting.

 

[Jester David]

Technically, I6: Castle Ravenloft and its sequel were not set on a specific world. While a campaign setting was created to amalgamate them, the originals are separate.

 

[Nellisir]

The adventures in the Tale of the Comet boxed set were not staged in a established setting.

Wow, that...I had to google that one, and I still barely remember it. Do you have it? How much setting information does it actually have?

 

[Nellisir]

Technically, I6: Castle Ravenloft and its sequel were not set on a specific world. While a campaign setting was created to amalgamate them, the originals are separate.

I thought about that. I'm on the fence about it. Technically, you are correct. On the other hand, Ravenloft not only was integrated into a setting, it became the name of that setting. I'll put it on the "follow up" list.

 

[Jan van Leyden]

I knew I had forgotten three adventures, no, make it four:

Three adventures of the "Jakandor: Isle of xyz" series (xyz = "Destiny", "War", and ???).

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