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There is a 3E conversion on Birthright.net.

Guys iirc the classics of fantasy was a series of excellent review articles not the books themselves.

Excellent thread. Do you have links to the ones on Wotc boards?

Graz'zt's palace is called trhe Argent Palace. Check out the Greyhawk Wiki's entry on him: http://www.canonfire.com/wiki/index.php?title=Graz'zt There's some info included in the BoVD: BoVD also lists a few servants of Graz'zt's...

Yeah you might want to rethink not using magic items. Or go psionic instead... Also check out these threads: http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/173031-anti-magic-characters-d-d-possible.html The curious case of Sir Phineas Aldman

Here's a thread about converting the 2E Blade kit to 3E: http://www.enworld.org/forum/d-d-legacy-house-rules/241738-blade-2nd-edition-bard-kit-updated-how-would-you-do.html. If you're allowed homebrew classes check out the 5 lvl Blade prc from that thread. Here's another excellent fanmade blade...

A bit OT but are there any websites/resources for different cities which have been Dresdenized out there?

The Tiger nomads live next to the Wolf nomads in Greyhawk.

If you want to check out some Greyhawk novels check out this post in the http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/284342-d-d-novels-3.html#post5256016 thread.

Ah, I see. Living Greyhawk actually had only the LGG and the LGJ as fas as publications go. Finding the actual modules is harder but they are modules and don't provide so much insight into the GH history. The 2E and 1E products provide the most of that. The two canonfire threads I linked to...

So are you interested in LGH material exclusively or Greyhawk material in general? Because most material about history, geography and politics is available in the 2E and 1E material.

I'm not sure if I understand why you distinguish between Living Greyhawk and Greyhawk. LG had very few publications, but of course it built upon the Greyhawk material available. The first book that comes to mind is the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (LGG), which is the 3E publication that gives a...

Oh well. Make sure you read the Rose Estes Hate Page (by Greyhawk guru Erik Mona himself iirc) that Hobo linked to before buying any of her books. There are also a few Greyhawk novels by Gygax - but similar to the Greenwood Realms novels they are critically acclaimed. I personally liked the...

Paul Kemp's FR novels are also excellent. And I always liked the anthologies. Candlekeep has a nice list of the FR novels here. It is sorted by series and there bilbiography checklists and timelines and reviews available. PS: www.half.com is a great source for used novels if you'r living in...

Great stuff...

See also this thread: http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/122099-coolest-gaming-set-up-evar.html

Those are good recommendations. From Allan's site this is the Castle Greyhawk section: grodog's Greyhawk Castle Archive

Another great thread about Faeries but not necessarily dark faeries: http://www.enworld.org/forum/d-d-legacy-house-rules/86637-faerie-encounters.html Wotc had an article series on Fey:Fey Feature Archive As for more sourcebooks, there's the old 2E Monster Mythology which details The Queen of...

Check out this thread on the FoS site for some great dark fairy ideas: Cafe de Nuit :: View topic - The Fair Folk

I just went searching for a whole lot of the newer FR novels on amazon.com and amazon.co.uk and noticed a curious thing; Amazon.com lists many novels as not available while amazon.co.uk still has them (although very small numbers.) I've never noticed this before...