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<blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 309667" data-attributes="member: 151">Well, I can tell you that there was a trilogy of modules under 2e, I think, that took place in Greyhawk, and took the players undercity to deal with a rogue priest, who you eventually discover worships Orcus.&nbsp; This was the 'Eagle' series I believe.&nbsp; How good they were, I couldn't say.What does my campaign have there?&nbsp; Often, vagrants, transients and lurkers, shifting about, avoiding the eyes of decent folk.&nbsp; There are occasional beasties, usually spat out of one of Castle Greyhawk's rogue portals.&nbsp; Sometimes, one can find the Midnight Market, a place to buy and sell goods that are less common or... more difficult to prove legitimate ownership rights to.&nbsp; There are secret societies who sneak about, some establishing bases under more legitimate buildings.&nbsp; And, of course, somewhere out there the Thieves Guild has it's headquarters...or at the least the more public one it pretends to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizarDru, post: 309667, member: 151"] Well, I can tell you that there was a trilogy of modules under 2e, I think, that took place in Greyhawk, and took the players undercity to deal with a rogue priest, who you eventually discover worships Orcus. This was the 'Eagle' series I believe. How good they were, I couldn't say. What does my campaign have there? Often, vagrants, transients and lurkers, shifting about, avoiding the eyes of decent folk. There are occasional beasties, usually spat out of one of Castle Greyhawk's rogue portals. Sometimes, one can find the Midnight Market, a place to buy and sell goods that are less common or... more difficult to prove legitimate ownership rights to. There are secret societies who sneak about, some establishing bases under more legitimate buildings. And, of course, somewhere out there the Thieves Guild has it's headquarters...or at the least the more public one it pretends to. [/QUOTE]

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