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FYI, in classic 1e Greyhawk humanoids like Orcs fit right in walking around in the Free City of Greyhawk. From the 1e World of Greyhawk Boxed Set. "The large free cities are also known to allow various sorts of humanoids free access to their precincts."

SJS1 Goblin's Return (2e) 2e Undead, Undead Creature: ? Rendflesh, Exceptionally Powerful Wight, Spawn of Dukagsh, Undead High Wizard, Former Master: Shortly after the building of Gamaro base, the highest ranking scro war priest, named Rendflesh, was killed by his rival while in the midst of a...

Whereas most I played 3e with did and I did not find it broken, just a different baseline. :)

Eberron 3.5 is the one where I think most leaders are low level. In Five Nations: Queen Aurala of Aundair CR 7 King Boranel of Breland CR10 The Lord of Blades in the Mournland CR 12. King Kaius of Karrnath CR 16 Jaela Darad Keeper of the Flame in Thrane is CR 3. Queen Regent Diana of Thrane is...

Being able to buy low gp magic items in most populated areas is a general core assumption in 3e and 3.5. In the 3.5 DMG it says This is copied over with the same chart from 3e. "Anything having a price under that limit is most likely available, whether it be mundane or magical." A cure...

There were the 1e modules that explored demiplane side levels from Castle Greyhawk, Gygax's EX1 Dungeonland and Ex2 Beyond the Magic Mirror. 3e era you got Arneson's 300-page long Dungeons of Castle Blackmoor, with his name as author. So you can get a version of Castle Blackmoor now and fully...

In 1e there were a few single digit level rulers, but most listed ones were double digits. From the World of Greyhawk Campaign Setting 1e boxed set:

Greyhawk is all over the place in vibes. It is grounded and gritty low level medieval fantasy. It is high level whimsy throw different things in high fantasy. It is default D&D (elves, orcs, demons, the original modules), but also its own distinctive thing (elves are olven, distinctive big bads...

SJR8 Space Lairs (2e) 2e Undead, Undead Creature: ? Stellar Undead: ? Lich: ? Firelich: ? Manistock, Firelich, Undead Fireball, Mage, Lich: Manistock the sorcerer built an immense ship to use as a laboratory in space as he prepared to make the transfer to lichdom. He filled it with every spell...

I would assume a WotC book, anybody can just do a Greyhawk DM's Guild book.

Oh, I think that could be fun, have them feel it build inside of them and ask them if they go with it or fight it to extend things just a little longer. Without a TARDIS or higher level teleporting it is mostly just going to be saying good bye to their immediate companions and getting in a good...

I could be interested in a big Greyhawk setting book.

I have vague memories of a fantasy story that had a wizard summon up a demon to bring someone back from the dead and they came back in a new body (a monstrous one? demonic?). I thought it might have been one of the early Gardner Fox fantasy stories in Dragon but going back into my CD archive it...

SJR7 Krynnspace (2e) 2e Undead: ? Powerful Evil Undead: Most of the powerful evil undead that walk the face of Krynn and other worlds were people who made pacts with Chemosh. They gained power, but with a price: they now exist in corrupt, decaying flesh. Particularly Nasty Spirit Jam: ?

Flying Buffalo Digital Sale. 26 days, The Tunnels & Trolls people, rules and a bunch of adventures/solo adventures.

Low level utility spells in wands or scrolls are really effective things for a wizard to buy or craft in general so I don't think a smart thoughtful player will avoid taking them. Knock is a decent wizard investment for auto opening a lock versus an average lock DC 25 skill check for the rogue...