Where cani find Pulp adventures?

[Crothian]

Pulp Hero is actually a great pulp resource. THe first half of the book is no rules and all pulpy goodneess.

 

[jaerdaph]

Pulp Hero is actually a great pulp resource. THe first half of the book is no rules and all pulpy goodneess.

I believe Adamant Entertainment also has the rights to do Thrilling Tales conversions of the Pulp Hero adventures too.

 

[ledded]

I've picked up a few Thrilling Tales adventures from Adamant, and I like them ok so far (havent gotten that deep into them), I just wish their products weren't so expensive... a set of 7 or 8 advanced classes for $12.00+? A bit much to pay sight-unseen IMO. Their Custom Starter Kit is a bit of a better buy, but you still only end up with 5 advanced classes, 2 of their supplements, and one adventure for 20 bucks, and without being able to browse through some of the content as I would with a print product, it's a bit much to take on faith for a pdf that I'll have to print myself. Not that I'm complaining, I'm sure their price structure is for a good reason and all that, and their production quality at a glance seems to be top-notch. But I did save myself some needless expense that way by *not* buying d20 Past after I browsed it...

I have picked up a couple of their adventures, the Zeppelin one just too fun-sounding to pass up, but I havent given them that good of a read yet (I love me some Zeppelins, and finally will get to use the one I built for our miniatures). The Mind Murders adventure is the one I'm currently reading through, and while it has some good info, there are a few various and sundry references to their other products which I'll have to hand-wave anyway. I'll probably just use the old Polyhedron Pulp stuff for d20 Modern for occupations/advanced classes with a few tweaks here and there, and use the adventures I've already purchased with some addtional tweaks to fit our campaign.

 

[GMSkarka]

Thanks for the mention, folks!

We have the following adventures available:

The Mummy's Revenge

Lost Temple of the Incan Blood God

Dragon Island

Zeppelin Adventures

The Steel Legion

...in addition to our Advanced Classes, Supplements, etc.

We have signed a contract to produce d20 conversions of Hero Games' Pulp Hero adventures, and the first release in that series, "Spears of the Tisangani" will be out next week.

We've got a bunch more planned for the second half of this year, including more Pulp Hero conversions, and a five-part mini-campaign of connected full-length adventures -- "The Crimson Emperor."

 

[Vigilance]

I did a mini-adventure set around the Lindberg Kidnapping as well as a Modern Dispatch. I'd also second the recommendation for Gareth's stuff for the Pulp genre. What I've seen I've liked.

Chuck

 

[jaerdaph]

Paris: The Spectral City, the first sourcebook for Forbidden Kingdoms is available from RPGNow. You can check it out here: http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=2099

It's all about the Paris of 1889, is 160 pages, and has an adventure inside. It's even on sale for $6.

I just wanted to add that this was a very cool sourcebook and that all the settings in FK are pretty useful for ideas and inspiration, even if you don't use the rules from FK for d20 Pulp.

 

[ledded]

The Mummy's Revenge
Zeppelin Adventures

Just wanted to pop in again and say that I've got both of these, and while the Mummy's Revenge is a good solid adventure, Zeppelin Adventures is an even better book, well worth having. I was very impressed with it, there's a ton of good stuff which is organized and presented quite well. My hat is off to you guys, that is one good book for the money.

We have signed a contract to produce d20 conversions of Hero Games' Pulp Hero adventures, and the first release in that series, "Spears of the Tisangani" will be out next week.

We've got a bunch more planned for the second half of this year, including more Pulp Hero conversions, and a five-part mini-campaign of connected full-length adventures -- "The Crimson Emperor."

I look forward to seeing more of it.

 

[NMC]

Emerald Press has released three adventures for its D20 Modern: Treasure Hunter rules set; these are "The Mystery and the Tomb," "Spoils of War" and "Nemesis." While these are set in the modern era, they could easily be converted for a pulp-era game.

-Nate

 

[The Lost Muse]

I think there's some free d20 Modern adventures on the WotC website that are pulpy, but don't quote me on that.