D&D 3E/3.5 are old Living Greyhawk modules avaiable anywhere?


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Endur

First Post
I'm running a home campaign set in Living Geoff (part of Living Greyhawk). I played in the original campaign for several years. I thought the adventures were fantastic.

Yes, the modules are constrained somewhat due to the "Living" aspects ... i.e. each module can't assume that players played any of the previous stories in the arc, can't even assume that the party is the same party or same dm that you had last time. That said, the stories are good.

Please feel free to contact me offline for more comments.
 

Baldamir

Villager
I used to play LG in the Los Angeles area, and I loved playing. I was a GM and still have some mods from when I ran games. I have started to collect LG mods on the side as well. I have a small amount of them from several different years and several different regions. Contact me offline and we can discuss specifics.
 


Starfox

Hero
I'm also interested in what happened to the LG modules.

The LG modules are in legal limbo, but from rumors the rights are supposed to be returned to the original authors - minus any Grey hawk-specific intellectual property.
 



darjr

I crit!
There is at least one. For Pathfinder and the Greyhawk IP removed. There have been discussions about doing a 5e version. Also there have been talks about doing the others in the same way. Though a patreon or kickstarter was mentioned as a way forward.

http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product...1-Blue-Scales-Red-Secrets&affiliate_id=182934

I bought the above, because like Joe Goodman says, if you wan't more of the same, buy it.

BTW that's my affiliate link. I learned about the adventure in the Flanaess society.

http://www.cbediting.com/living-greyhawk
 


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