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I am looking for adventure modules for any fantasy RPG with the following characteristics:

1. Setting: A monastery, fortress, villa, or library.
2. Genre: Investigative / Mystery.
3. Gameplay: Focused on puzzles, riddles, and uncovering secrets.

I am looking for something that uses Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose" as a blueprint or model for the adventure. Any fantasy ruleset or system is fine.

I am looking for adventure modules for any fantasy RPG with the following characteristics:

1. Setting: A monastery, fortress, villa, or library.
2. Genre: Investigative / Mystery.
3. Gameplay: Focused on puzzles, riddles, and uncovering secrets.

I am looking for something that uses Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose" as a blueprint or model for the adventure. Any fantasy ruleset or system is fine.

Since I would like to write a scenario for Call of Cthulhu, I am looking for the best official or community-made adventures in terms of layout, organization, and presentation.

Which scenarios are the most effective at helping the Keeper prep and run the game smoothly? I'm particularly interested in books that use great structural formatting, visual aids, timelines, or modular node designs to make investigation tracking easier behind the screen.

Amateur, unofficial, or 3rd-party adventures are absolutely fine too

Thanks in advance for your recommendations!

Hello, I’ve just bought the Legend in the Mist rulebook and I have a question about the rules. Is there a maximum number of tags you can activate in a single action? If I have 10 tags, can I activate all of them?