Wolfpack Six

Thanks to everyone who took the time to respond. Good info and I've started looking at Dragons of Britain, the Great Book of Pendragon Treasures, and Pendragon Pass for starters and for inspiration. Searching elsewhere, I found a thread on RPG.net of interest: https://forum.rpg.net/index.php?threads/alternate-semi-mythical-eras-for-pendragon.793237/ Some good ideas there, too, like putting the game in Dark Ages or Medieval Germany (Nibelungenlied/Volsungasaga, or the time of Henry the Fowler/Otto the Great and/or Frederick Barbarossa/Frederick II). Don't know if anyone's actually done any work on those settings.

Hello, First time posting here. Been a fan of Greg Stafford's KAP RPG, mostly as a reader. The system seems very simple, elegant, and lethal, qualities I appreciate in a game. My question has to do with whether or not other games have been created from the KAP system. For example, the Paladin: Warriors of Charlemagne game seems like a very close copy. Are there any others? As a derivative question, has anyone used the Pendragon system for their own "home-brew"/"hack"? Lastly, are there any examples of modules or adventures written for the Pendragon system, aside from the published "core" works? For example, the only one I've seen is a short adventure from White Dwarf issue 83 called "The Black Knight" which, interestingly, was an adventure written for Pendragon, Warhammer Fantasy Role-Play, and AD&D. If these questions have already been asked, apologies in advance. Cheers, WP6