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No, I don't think the boxed set maps looks like a small market town. I also use the maps of cities provided in the 2nd Ed. module Fate of Istus. Compared to those cities, Greyhawk is bigger. Greyhawk ...

I have always used the maps in the boxed set. They are detailed so well and they work great in conjunction with the Folks, Feuds and Factions and Greyhawk: Gem of the Flanaess books. These products m ...

Wow, he did a good job, nice work. As I noted in my comments to his article, the history he has either developed or found from his research has a lot of potential for gaming. You don't see much about ...

Very nice, thanks for the detailed response, Rich. That helps Smile

I did invest in Erik Mona's LGG, and it's been useful to a pretty good extent. I also have the old, original Greyhawk Campaig ...

Perhaps this is a silly question - but please bear with me. I'm still trying to catch up after my seven-year absence from D&D.

So, there is the From the Ashes boxed and the Greyhawk: The Adventure ...

I forgot about SVGames. I bought two AD&D 2nd Ed. adventure modules from them before. The scan quality is not always the best, but Sean V. maintains a pretty good library. And the prices are great for ...

Okay, Rich - that's a good idea. And that's what I'll do. I was in Hastur Games, my local "gaming shop," and I flipped through them both, noticing just how stark the difference between them is.

I ...

Cool, it sounds like you are off and running, Ramid. Good luck.

Regrettably, I've never heard of the Gauntlet or Sentinel modules. Probably, because they are a U.K. series. The only module I've se ...

Wow, Ramid. You have a pretty ambitious idea developing here. I am far from an expert on Greyhawk, let alone The Hold of the Sea Princes. But I can offer what I know to "staunch the bleeding" until mo ...

I hope my question is not too silly, but I want to know.

Regarding Dungeon and Dragon magazines, which is best for a person that only plays D&D? I have never looked at either magazine in all my ye ...

Tzelios is talking about the Lost City in the Suss Forest, right? Not the capital of the former Suel Empire in the Sea of Dust. I have not read any Gord books, but the 1983 Greyhawk Boxed set indicate ...

That's an interesting question. I too, have never read anything in overt publications about a Greyhawk Overgod. That would be an issue of profound value and effect in Greyhawk at large. But, it might ...