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FreeMarket is a transhuman, science fiction game that asks,
You don't need to worry about food or a place to sleep. You don't have a job, you don't need to work, and you can't die. What do you do with your life?
Every time or I've run or played it, the results were fascinating.
Burning Wheel is a fantasy game about fighting for what you believe in. ...
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Fading Suns is a game of futuristic passion play. It is a dark medieval space fantasy setting that encourages Everyman type adventures. Some of the pre-written adventures are directly allegorical, and the rest, though more focused on social and physical action, also have a moral layer. Also, there is a short story collection, ...
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Lucky me, you asked for resources for adventures, not specific adventures! Well, lucky me if you count core rulebooks as resources. If not... the following are worth a mention anyway, as published adventures for these systems might give you what you're looking for. (I almost never use published adventures myself, so I can't really recommend any for them.)
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Not outside fantasy, but...
Pendragon (esp. 4e or 3e with Knights Adventurous)
Pendragon supplements tend to be either setting books with a few adventures, timeline sourcebooks with lots of adventures in schematic form (Pendragon Campaign, Boy king, Great Pendragon Campaign), or adventure collections (2-4 big adventures, and a half dozen smaller ones ...
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