I am a big fan of Heroes of Hellas. Probably my favourite of the BoL spinoffs.

More on my forthcoming Tyre game (I posted this on MeWe earlier.)
 
It will take place in a non-historical time, based on bits of real history, at the transition from the late-Bronze Age to the Iron Age. Tyre should really (in real history) be part of the Assyrian Empire, but I'll leave it as a protectorate of Egypt as it was in the Bronze Age, as I wouldn't wish the Assyrians on anyone!
 
When I last ran Heroes of Hellas in 2019 I had the wider-world focus being the toppling of King Midas of Crete by a coalition of Greek states led by King Agamemnon of Mycenae. I deliberately mixed up the chronology of the myths – such as they are - to make it a mash-up like those old 1960s sword and sandal films, so the game features quite a few well know personalities.
 
The PCs focus had been trying to raise enough money to build some ships to sail to Britain to buy tin (essential for the making of bronze) and thereby break the Phoenician monopoly on the tin trade. As part of this scheme one game saw them sail to Tyre to find out what sailing beyond the Pillars of Hercules was like and when to turn right for Cornwall. A successful theft of a detailed set of sailing instructions involved a merchant and one guard dying, while others were lulled to sleep by magic, and a set of guard leopards were accidently set free to roam the suburbs. It was a lot of fun and Tyre seemed like a good place for city-based adventures.
 
So, I’m advancing the timeline some years and having new characters. The Mycenaean Greeks have now fully taken over Crete and destroyed Minoan culture in the process. Some Minoans fought against this and lost. Some of these resistance fighters refused to stay on Crete and have fled to other places to start a new life – but it is hard when you start with nothing but the clothes on your back and the sword at your side. Some of these refugees have settled in Tyre.
 
Enter the characters.

Well, last night we finished our BoL "Hammer of Æs" campaign.  This campaign was set in the Hyborian Age, we started playing this campaign back in 2012 using the Mongoose Conan d20 rules.  Then in September of 2014, we switched over to BoL and have been playing it ever since.  (With some breaks in there for other campaigns...).

Finished the final series, I adapted the Mongoose Conan "Trial of Blood" adventure path to BoL.  Finished it with a great battle in the end, the Sorceress managed to complete her ritual casting to summon a greater demon (5 rounds worth of chanting, slicing a baby's leg for his blood, slicing her own hand, more chanting in ancient stygian and then ritually sacrificing the child - her own ).

Then she needed to make her spell casting task roll - a "15" she failed the roll (she rolled an 8 + 3 Mind & 2 Mage for a 13 total).  She had used her VPs to block several attacks with the Shattered Shield/Weapon maneuver.  So she didn't get to try a re-roll.  My wife's PC then finished her off with her dual-wielding attacks.

During the Epilogue, our PCs got titles of Nobility from King Conan and a Barony to control - they will first have to remove the current Baron (with King Conan's blessing!) who is a traitor to the Crown and is trying to separate from Aquilonia.  But that is a tale for another telling, maybe even a tale that will never be told... 

A long campaign for us, but a good ending.  (If the stygian sorceress would have made her summoning roll, to summon the greater demon, it would have been curtains for the PCs, my gm/pc was down to 2 LB and 1 HP and my wife's PC was down to 3 LB and 1 HP.)

Going to play a little Shadowdark now, then back to our BoL Jalizar campaign for a while.

 

Sounds very fun.