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I should also note that, though I did not need to make mention of it in the adventure, Fort Blackwell should be a meeting point for trappers, traders, slavers, and adventurers operating within the Ame ...

SirXaris, what did you decide about Fort Blackwell's founding and history before the Scarlet Brotherhood conquered the Sea Princes?

I'm beginning to develop this region for MC and would love to lea ...

Caerphilly Castle is an example of what Cebrion is describing - the 'relatively level sward' running from the base of the inner wall to the top of the outer wall. The parapet rises above that. Of ...

Here are some pictures I found interesting and pertinent to the conversation.

Caerphilly Castle is an example of what Cebrion is describing - the 'relatively level sward' running from the base of t ...

I appreciate both drawings, but I would like to offer a third interpretation.

Accepting Cebrion's drawing as a base, I believe the 'canyon' entryway should begin at a 25 foot depth as one passes th ...

Can anyone shed some light on this?

Sorry, Theala, but I'm in the dark on this one. Wink

Icarus and others have spoken at length about this topic in other threads, though.

SirXaris

Missing from Braggi's index are the three Greyhawk modules in the Canonfire! Chronicles.

http://www.canonfire.com/cf/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownload&cid=19

SirXaris

This has been a very interesting thread to read and digest. I have a thought I would like to throw out there.

Regarding the history of Amerinds and their recent cultural adaptation of horses as it ...

Welcome Ralf and Drivebyposter!

We are glad you have joined our club. Happy

SirXaris

For what it's worth, at whatever Gen Con T1-4 was released (1985?), I specifically asked Gygax at a Q&A how many Great Druids the Flanaess had, and he said seven.

And then he lost TSR. So you'r ...

I like this theory, Robbastard.

It fits with my image of Mordenkainen as a self-centered, neutrally-aligned egotist and also with the time-honored tradition of wizards keeping their spells close to ...

Agnosco Adventum from the Canonfire! Chronicles has a brief introduction to Drawmij, who has an undersea abode somewhere within the Azure Sea, though I do not recall the specific source I got that fro ...

Very cool pics! I like them! Happy

SirXaris

Welcome, Mark!

We are happy that you have chosen to join us here on Canonfire! Don't be afraid to join in any of the forums/threads. Ask questions, post your opinions, and tell your stories. If ...

Looks good, Armitage. I recognized some of the rooms, but not all. It appears you have taken advantage of poetic license. Happy

SirXaris

Filth Fever: (3rd edition DMG) "Dire rats and otyughs spread it."

Filth Fever is also mentioned in White Plume Mountain. It is contracted via contact with the water covering the floors of the ...

I'd say that the shield spell and a regular shield would get in the way of each other so you couldn't cast the shield spell AND bear a shield.

I am going to disagree with Wolfling only on this part ...

I use platinum coinage quite a bit IMC, as it's a lot easier to to imagine PCs shopping for high-end items with a pouch of 100 pp than a sack of 1000 gp. Yeah, gems can be used, too, but then you hav ...

I am going to offer a third option, which I use in my campaign (though it rarely comes into play).

The shield spell requires no concentration to maintain - the force shield simply hovers in front o ...

This is great work, Longetalos! Thank you for putting it all into a convenient format. Smile

SirXaris

On a side note, does any one know which Dungeon mag had the "Fingers of Iuz"?

They were from Fiend's Embrace, Dungeon Magazine #121, as noted above. They were sent by Iuz in pursuit of Iggwilv's c ...

I agree with Cebrion.

There are other reasons, as well. Namely, it will be more of an accounting headache to keep track of chronological time if the PC is in the middle of a days long adventure. ...

The Oerth placement of the Isle of Dread as described in "Dungeon Magazine" 114 is in the Peal Sea. So maybe Yarth has two islands known as the Isle of Dread.D

That should read, "...Pearl Sea." ...

Some of my favorites include the ones that have expansions to the Isle of Dread. These include Dungeon #114 which has a new adventure for PCs that involves the villagers south of the wall, and Dungeo ...

Just noticed this thread and I'd put forward that all of Casey's Living Greyhawk modules that he's Pathfinderized and published are worth checking out—in particular because he leans so hard into Pathf ...