Best Undersea Supplements?

[crazy_monkey1956]

Monkey is going to be running an undersea campaign very soon and is looking to round out some of the options and world and such.

What are the better 3.0/3.5 era undersea oriented books?

I already know of The Deep from Mystic Eye Games and Stormwrack from WotC. Are there any others?

 

[Raven Crowking]

Out of the Blue by Bastion Press.

The Seafarerer's Handbook also has a couple of good things in it for undersea adventures.


[Homer]Under the sea, under the sea
There'll be no accusations
Just friendly crustaceans
Under the sea.....[/Homer]


RC

 

[Umbran]

I think perhaps the best undersea supplement would be a good, long talk with Aeolius.

 

[Aeolius]

The good ones have already ben mentioned; Stormwrack (WotC), Into the Blue (Bastion/DrsgonWing), and The Deep (MEG).

You might also be interested in this thread: 3x Aquatic Database

 

[catsclaw227]

Didn't Goodman Games release an underwater supplement, maybe a monster one?

XRP has a supplement of monsters called Monster Geographica - Marsh and Aquatic, but I think it's a reprint of OGL creatures. I could be wrong.

 

[Aeolius]

Didn't Goodman Games release an underwater supplement, maybe a monster one?

Monsters of the Boundless Blue

 

[Ogrork the Mighty]

There was a 2E splatbook with a blue cover that dealt with sea-based adventures. Most of it was on the surface IIRC, but some of it dealt with undersea adventuring.

Can't recall the name at the moment...

 

[Alzrius]

You want a supplement that's not only packed with great material for running an underwater game, but also cheap and mercifully short? Check out Sinister Adventures' Death Beneath the Waves, written by Wolfgang Baur. There's also a few brief undersea adventures they've released as well, so as to get a feel for the rules; I highly recommend them!

 

[Aeolius]

There was a 2E splatbook with a blue cover that dealt with sea-based adventures. Most of it was on the surface IIRC, but some of it dealt with undersea adventuring.

2e also had "The Devils" and "Sea of Fallen Stars". While I cannot recommend 2e, the supplements are inspirational. For that matter, D&D had "The Sea People".

Check out Sinister Adventures' Death Beneath the Waves, written by Wolfgang Baur.

Forgot about that one... good catch!

Stormwrack also had a web enhancement, The Kopru Ruins that you might be interested in.

 

[Set]

Aquerra is a fairly interesting setting, with a heavy nautical focus.

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