D20 Cities books

[Dungar]

I'm wondering if anyone had a list of all d20 products that contained information about cities that were not campaign specific, like the upcoming Bard's Gate suppliment from necromancer games?
I'd like as many as everyone can think of, if its not too much trouble

 

[Crothian]

Bluffside and Freeport are two top notch city books.

 

[Desdichado]

Scarred Lands has a number of city books (ala Hollowfaust, Mithril, etc.) which, while setting specific, are not hard to move from one setting to another more or less intact.

 

[Nightfall]

True, and I think Shelzar (due out next week) might just be another.

However you want REALLY good ones, Freeport and Bluffside are where it's at, IMHO.

 

[Bagpuss]

There is the Seven Cities book by Penumbra (I think) Seven Strongholds was excellent and from what I've seen the city book looks the same quality.

 

[Desdichado]

Yeah, Freeport and Bluffside really rock. But there's nothing quite like Hollowfaust out there anywhere, as far as I know.

I wish IK Corvis would come out -- it's, what, two years late now?

 

[Buttercup]

Yeah, Freeport and Bluffside are my favorites too.

If neither of them are to your taste, Penumbra (Atlas Games) has a product called Seven Cities that has...seven cities of varying sizes detailed in it.

Geanavue is a city book for the Kalamar setting that is beautifully done, like all their work.

The last Dungeon magazine had a cool city named Cauldron, complete with pull out map.

Splintered Peace, also Penumbra, has a small city you might look at.

Mongoose has published several city books, but most of them have some sort of schtick--like an orc city, a city built on a platform high above the waves, etc. They're worth a look if you aren't finding what you want.

Finally, there are a number of cities published for the Scarred Lands setting that could fit into a different world without much work. I'm not so fond of Hollofaust, but Mithril is kinda cool.

However, you can't beat Bluffside. Really.

 

[Hand of Evil]

Bluffside is the best that I have come accross.
Freeport is very good.
HighThrone is so so.
Streets of Silver my copy is back ordered.

 

[Nightfall]

Yeah, Freeport and Bluffside really rock. But there's nothing quite like Hollowfaust out there anywhere, as far as I know.

Yep. No doubt about that Josh. But I'm sure people will find Shelzar a place of great decadance. (Thinks buttercup might enjoy Shelzar at least...)

 

[WayneLigon]

Seven Cities is very nice; all of them set along the same river, in case continuity is desired, but they can easily be dropped in anywhere. They range from large city to simple hamlet, each with rich descriptions and encounters. Very nicely done.