There’s also some like the clbumics but slightly different. Such as <i>Arcanum</i> Take Baldur’s Gate, but set it in a Steampunk era, with magic still. There’s also <i>Temple of Elemental Evil</i>. Actually uses D&D 3.5 rules almost solely. There’s a few differences here and there because things wouldn’t work exactly the same. And there’s <i>Siege of Avalon</i>. It’s a lot like the rest, but claims that it’s a fantasy RPG book. It’s lying. They call themselves a book because the separate parts in the game are sectioned off and called “Chapters”