I got so many hours of gaming out of the Black Wyrm of Brandonsford. Ran it several times, most recently at my Shadowdark open table. The Wyrm keeps on giving! i think, this is the perfect module for people who want to try out osr the playstyle since the Module offers a little bit of everything: A concise sandbox with a small dungeon, options for wilderness exploration, fun adventure locations, a fricking dragon, and memorable Npcs. I also dig the fairy tale vibe of the module, and that the main villain seems to be inspired by the Nibelungenlied. Whimical, sometimes gloomy forest fantasy goodnesss

Five Torches Deep is a super solid bridge game between dnd5e and the osr. i once described FTD to a a friend as a "repair patch" for the recent iteration of dnd and i think this sratements holds true. FTD takes the robust and streamlined core mechanics from 5e, but trims away the bloat, the walls of text, and infuses everything with a few gallons of OSR elements. Great game: played in a short campain and ran it several times. you can totally use FTD to run campaigns. Things i don't like so much about FTD:

• The does not seem to get more support. Have the authors abandoned it, alone in the deep woods? Why? Don't do this to us. This game deserves better.
• FTD's abstract approach of managing ressources such as arrows etc dd not chime with my groups.

i think that FTD is currently outshined by newer 5e hacks and OSR (adjacent) games such as the briliant Shadowdark RPG, but folks, do me a favor and take a look at FTD.