RPG a Day 2024: Day 12

 RPG a Day 2024, day 12: RPG with well-supported campaigns?


It's interesting that well-supported is in bold in this question. Again, this is an easy answer. Call of Cthulhu. I have ran and enjoyed The Two Headed Serpent for their Pulp Cthulhu system. I have ran and enjoyed Horror on the Orient Express, and I have recently started my 3rd or 4th attempt at Masks of Nyarlathotep.

Not only are these campaigns renowned in the industry, and the classic ones have gone through multiple incarnations/editions, but the support both from within Chaosium, and from third party vendors outmatches anything I've seen for other games or publishers. No contest.

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