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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rogueattorney" data-source="post: 2264751" data-attributes="member: 17551">Both did more source books than actual adventures.Mayfair's Role Aids did 26 adventures from 1983-1993.  These were "generic" adventures (as in, it's "not" AD&D, nod, nod, wink, wink, please don't sue us, Oh, I guess you sued us anyway, we might as well win the suit and then keep doing what we're doing, so there.)By inexact count, JG did about 20 adventures for AD&D or OD&D through 1981 (about 12 for OD&D and 8 for AD&D) and then about a half dozen "generic" adventures in the last couple years before closing shop.There were also a number of "generic" modules by Creations Unlimited and others who didn't have enough distribution to even enter into the discussion as they weren't generally available to a wide range of gamers.So if you add the AD&D1 modules, the D&D modules produced AD&D1's lifetime, all the Judges Guild modules, and all the Mayfair modules, even those produced after AD&D1 was finished, then you arive at close to 200 adventures.R.A.</blockquote>