What current systems have the most published adventures?

[Chimpy]

Having got into 4e only about a year ago, I'm interested in trying some other RPG systems for a change.

I have a busy life with work and family so I'm looking for an in-print game that has a lot of adventures to choose from, enough for many months of weekly play anyway. I don't have the time or the creative ability to write my own that often.

Can anyone recommend a good RPG that has many good published adventures available? Ideally in the same world/campaign setting.

Thanks.

 

[Crothian]

Pathfinder has a lot of modules plus all the adventure paths for it by Paizo, plus they have adventures and APs written for the game system by other companies. All of the Paizo adventures and AP take place in their setting though are easy to move to other settings if one likes.

 

[Evenglare]

I think pathfinder is going to be the undisputed answer here. Love it or hate it, they have some damn fine adventures.

 

[Corathon]

For OSRIC there are 25 Advanced Adventures and counting, and a number of other adventures also (see OSRIC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

 

[MatthewJHanson]

Yeah, Pathfinder has the most. The retroclones also a good amount.

For non-fantasy Call of Cthulhu has plenty of adventures.

Savage Worlds has lots of adventure support, but their also spread over many settings.

 

[rogueattorney]

For OSRIC there are 25 Advanced Adventures and counting, and a number of other adventures also (see OSRIC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia).

Also dozens of 1e adventures, for both OSRIC and those brand, spankin' new 1e handbooks. Hopefully, Amazon is right and we'll get a couple more hardbacks worth of adventures next year.

 

[rogueattorney]

Continuing on 1e/OSRIC...

In addition, over the last 5 years or so, there've also been dozens of "generic" adventures like Patrick Wetmore's Anomalous Subsurface Environment.

 

[Treebore]

All the Castles and Crusades modules would be easy to use with 1E/OSRIC and vice versa. The Pathfinder modules have been easy to use with C&C. As have the Goodman Games DCC adventures, and every other adventure for D&D that is out there. So Castles and Crusades wins in terms of how many adventures you can easily use with it, but not in how many are specifically made for it.

I'd have to agree Pathfinder wins with that one, with well over 100 made for it. Probably over 200 and approaching 300.

 

[Chimpy]

Thanks for the info. I was kinda looking for something a bit different to D&D actually- I think Pathfinder and earlier D&D & its clones would feel like more of the same. I enjoy D&D but I'm interested in trying some different systems.

The Game of Thrones RPG and The One Ring have both peeked my interested, but neither seem to have more than 1 or 2 adventures written for them.

 

[trancejeremy]

I would have to think that the RPG with the most published adventures besides D&D would be Call of Cthulhu.