I've only used one of the plots so far, Jeebus the Fairly Magificent. It added a bit of fun to a "5 Spacers in a bar" session. It looks like a lot of the others can be adapted to fit my setting, so I'll probably be using it again.

This has been a life-saver for my Great Rift campaign, and can do the same for yours.

The rumours have confirmed some of the PCs supicions (not necessarily accurately), and given them some wild gees to chase. Some of these rumours are going to trun into adventures.

I bought this for a Traveller adventure where my PCs had to a rescue a small freighter from pirates who'd boarded her. This worked perfectly because it wasn't one of the standard designs, so it was a bit of a surprise for the players.

I ran this as a one-shot over the solstice season. It was a great bit of old school fun.

These have been useful many times since I started playing online. I know they'e meant to be printed out, but it's not hard to sort them for a VTT.

Worth it for the artwork.

I bought this for an online OSR campaign I'm planning to run. It looks like it will be fun for a session or two; and as it's systemless, I can stat the villains for a starter level adventure (I'll probably be using LotFP rules).

Even if I don't end up running this adventure, it was definitley worth a coule of bucks just for the artwork. The maps are going brilliant, I love colour-wash effects, proper old-school map-making. It's less than a minute's work in GIMP to get them the right scale for Roll20.

I was looking for an adventure based on fairtales for a different system, but I found this. And I loved it.

It got me interested in the Dungeon Crawl Classics system, and after I'd got the quickstart rules, I gave this a go with some friends. We had a great afternoon playing it. Nearly had a TPK, and for some reason the players thought that some of the monsters were 'cute'.

It has a great set-up for turning 0-level peasants into novice adventurers, with enough challenge to make it risky, but not so much that nobody will survive. It works well as a one-off, but we are planning to follow the campaign - if it all gets published.