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Ten more I already did a tables for tablesmith for myself, below are Ten ravaged ruins generated by it. The Remains of a Writing Instrument Lying Above Ground, In a Crumbled & Decayed State Guarded by Undead Types The Remains of a Haubrek Lying Inside a Large Crater, In a Wormeaten State...

Thanks for at least looking into it. I have become pretty satisified with Necromancer Games' posting of map booklets for thier modules. I can scan them myself of course, but would prefer the lazy way out of just downloading them. :) bushfire

I am already planning on buying this when it comes out, no way I would pass it up. One question though, any chance you might make available 8 1/2 x 11 size versions of the maps? Even as a pdf download, even a password protected download, hell I would take a DRM pdf version. The only thing I...

Over at the Necromancer Games forums there is a thread in General called "Veteran Advice" with pages of tips on dungeon crawling, and surviving it. http://pub123.ezboard.com/fnecromancergamesfrm9.showMessage?topicID=597.topic bushfire

$4.95 from RPGNow and you can have the entire module, including all the maps, in pdf http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=1459& bushfire

After you buy G123 download the 3E conversions from the ENWorld Conversion library. For $5 you have the most classic D&D adventure. Run your players against the Giants and watch they cry :) Be aware though that the original was scalled for a party of 9 characters of 9th level with magic items...

Nope they are from G3 - see above The tentacle wands also had power to help summon the Elder Elemental God worshipped by Eclavdra, one of the main baddie drow in G3. Her rival Nedylene worshipped Lolth (a Demon Lord). All the funny spelled elvish gods didn't get involved until the Forgotten...

Take a look at this download from Necromancer/Judges Guild for the level of detail in the JG Wilderness. http://206.65.59.13/pdf/rorystone.pdf Remember that this download is only about 1/8 of one of the 18 maps of the Wilderlands. This is the level of detail that I think is needed for good...

You know wilderness mapping is something I have always done with D&D. I started a long time ago with the Judges Guild Wilderlands and have always figured it was the best way to go. Detailed maps, 5-mile hexes, lairs, ruins, villages all there for you to use. Detailed Judges maps, blank Players...

The Judges Guild Wilderlands released by Necromancer Games is 3.5

Don't worry you will love it. I haven't bothered to switch to 3.5 from 3.0 and am having no problems with Wilderlands Players Guide. You could probably still use 90% of the book if you were still using the original white box D&D. :) bushfire

Don't know what's happening but I do know that I plan on putting Blackmoor back into the Wilderlands where it was in the First Fantasy Campaign before TSR stuck it into Greyhawk/Mystra. :) bushfire

Nothing wrong at all. Most are more usable, if not as purtty, as the stuff they put out on the Map-a-Week site. bushfire

Not the first time either. From the beginning a lot of the maps have either been recycled ones (the dwarven fortress from Axe of the Dwarvish Lords for example) or useless "fluffy" maps. "Look, here is a cool map of a village with five huts!!!!!. Just look at the textures and shading in this...

Check out this thread on the Necromancer Games board. It describes 7 islands from the upcoming Judges Guild Wilderlands box set. These sound just like what you are looking for. http://pub123.ezboard.com/fnecromancergamesfrm42.showMessageRange?topicID=1.topic&start=1&stop=20 btw the Wilderlands...

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It is possible to run a Wilderlands campaign with just the Players Guide. It gives you about same level of detail as the FRCS or the Greyhawk Gaz (in a smaller geographical area). Using the Wilderlands maps, either the original or what should be in the Wilderlands Box set, gives you something...

For you running an aquatic campaign you should really check out the Judges Guild Wilderlands Setting by Necromancer Games. It has *a lot* of water area and seems much more easy to be sea based than Greyhawk to me. Add to that Undersea kingdoms of Merfolk, Tritons, and islands galore it would be...

Here are some links to teasers Clark posted on the Necro Boards. And, yes as an old time JG fan, *I* think the flavor of the old JG is still there. One thing you will note is the scope of this project. It is more than just updating some 32 page modules. Hell, the original CSIO alone was 80 pages...

City State of the Invincible Overlord, hands down. CSIO was the first fantasy city ever published back in the 70's, and is still today better than most other published cities. Though Lankhmar and Thieve's World's Scantuary are close seconds. You can find lots of copies of CSIO, both unused...