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Message: <blockquote data-quote="amethal" data-source="post: 8037066" data-attributes="member: 22784">The science fiction genre doesn't seem to have anything like as many people publishing adventures for other peoples' systems, like you get with D&D 3rd / Pathfinder and D&D 5. The closest thing to it seems to be with the Cepheus Engine (Traveller clone) where there are a number of companies publishing adventures - Michael Brown for instance has written lots of very short adventures for it.Mongoose have some adventures of varying lengths for their version of Traveller, and Pelgrane have some adventures for Ashen Stars. For FATE there are some adventures for Bulldogs! and Mindjammer. The Expanse RPG is relatively new but might end up with a few more adventures in due course. The older adventures for Starmaster and previous versions of Traveller are still available on Drivethru. Fading Suns is also on drivethru but doesn't seem to have had many (any?) adventures written for it. The more OSR end of the market, like Stars Without Number, does seem to assume people will come up with their own adventures (although the one published adventure I own for SWN, Hard Light, is very good).</blockquote>