Borderlands (RuneQuest)

Borderlands is a boxed tabletop role-playing game adventure for "RuneQuest". Originally published by Chaosium in 1982, this edition was republished in 2018 in PDF format as part of Chaosium's RuneQuest: Classic Edition Kickstarter.
Contents.
"Borderlands" is designed for a group of 4-6 medium-powerful and 1-2 beginning characters who have been hired by a duke to help him tame a new holding. The boxed components include a large scale map of a semi-wilderness frontier along the River of Cradles; a handbook for the gamemaster with general information about the area and its important personalities,; a book of encounters; and seven individually bound scenarios, that when played in sequence, make up the complete adventure:
The final scenario then links up with the next "Runequest" adventure, Griffin Mountain. 
Reception.
Steve List reviewed "Borderlands" in "The Space Gamer" No. 56. List commented that "This package is not inexpensive, but it's worth the price. However, the emphasis here is on the scenarios, so "Borderlands" is not as useful as a source book as "Griffin Mountain". Unlike "Griffin Mountain", though, the scenario structure provided requires virtually no scene setting by the GM before play can begin. For RQ fans, the only reason not to acquire this one is the hope of one day playing in it."
In the November 1982 edition of "White Dwarf", Oliver Dickinson called "Borderlands" "the perfect answer to any GM who does not have time to construct a whole campaign of his/her own." Dickinson found a few minor errors and ambiguous rules, but concluded "this seems to me a splendidly organised and presented campaign."
In the December 1982 edition of "Dragon", Robert Plamondon found "Borderlands" to be a "well conceived and executed composition. The look and quality of the materials is top notch." Plamondon highly recommended the adventure, concluding, ""Borderlands" stands as a model for all subsequent campaign packages, and will be a worthwhile purchase for any gamer in terms of its utility, design, and aesthetic appeal."