Echohawk
Shirokinukatsukami fan
The Greyhawk Collector's Guide has moved to the ENWorld wiki.
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Greyhawk Collector's Guide
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crazy_monkey1956
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Wow. That's impressive.
Under the category of Web Articles, you might consider...
3.5 Update of Tomb of Horrors
Return to the Temple of the Frog
There are other web-adventures on that page as well, though I'm unsure of their Greyhawkyness.
Under the category of Web Articles, you might consider...
3.5 Update of Tomb of Horrors
Return to the Temple of the Frog
There are other web-adventures on that page as well, though I'm unsure of their Greyhawkyness.
Alzrius
The EN World kitten
Echohawk, you are the wind beneath my wings. 
You may want to also think about including Planescape's Dead Gods adventure in this, since it has an entire chapter devoted to the Vault of the Drow; if I recall correctly, that's the only time in 2E we get a look at the Vault, and unless there's something I'm not remembering, is still the most recent look at that city in D&D history.
You may want to also think about including Planescape's Dead Gods adventure in this, since it has an entire chapter devoted to the Vault of the Drow; if I recall correctly, that's the only time in 2E we get a look at the Vault, and unless there's something I'm not remembering, is still the most recent look at that city in D&D history.
Echohawk
Shirokinukatsukami fan
These are all good suggestions and have been added, thanks. I'd just added Return to the Temple of the Frog to the Blackmoor guide, but completely forgot to also add it to this one
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Alzrius
The EN World kitten
Hm, I just remembered that the Epic Level Handbook also has an appendix with some epic-level Greyhawk NPCs in it. Not sure if that's enough to be added here, though.
EDIT: And, for that matter, the chapter of Greyhawk deities in Deities and Demigods 3E, who also had some info in Complete Divine (albeit not much).
EDIT: And, for that matter, the chapter of Greyhawk deities in Deities and Demigods 3E, who also had some info in Complete Divine (albeit not much).
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Echohawk
Shirokinukatsukami fan
I think those three have enough "Greyhawkyness" to be worth adding
grodog
Adventurer
Ant: this is a very impressive listing! Great job!
The 4e RPGA DM Rewards for 2010 was the Tomb of Horrors, so that's worth including, too
The Vault was also detailed in Dragon, more recently than in DG:
Dragon #298, p72, The Vault of the Drow (August 2002)
Dragon #300, p90, Playing Pieces: Denizens of Darkness (October 2002)
And again in Oerth Journal #14.
There was also a 2nd printing of Dark Chateau in 2008 or so, too (also from TLG).
Rob also has a few articles over on Canonfire!, including one on Tharizdun, and the Demon Senders.
The 4e RPGA DM Rewards for 2010 was the Tomb of Horrors, so that's worth including, too
The Vault was also detailed in Dragon, more recently than in DG:
Dragon #298, p72, The Vault of the Drow (August 2002)
Dragon #300, p90, Playing Pieces: Denizens of Darkness (October 2002)
And again in Oerth Journal #14.
There was also a 2nd printing of Dark Chateau in 2008 or so, too (also from TLG).
Rob also has a few articles over on Canonfire!, including one on Tharizdun, and the Demon Senders.
David Howery
Adventurer
man... at one point in time, I had every single one of these... every one... sadly, nearly all of them have disappeared over the years... too many moves and spills...
Echohawk
Shirokinukatsukami fan
Thanks! It was by far the most challenging guide so far, and I'm very glad it is finally finished
Ooh, good point. Added, along with the non-rewards 4e version of Tomb of Horrors and Revenge of the Giants.The 4e RPGA DM Rewards for 2010 was the Tomb of Horrors, so that's worth including, too
Noted.
These articles I think I'm going to leave off the list, notwithstanding the pedigree of the author. Otherwise I can see myself trying to document every Greyhawk-related post Gary made in the Q&A threads here or on other forums, and I need to preserve my few remaining sanity points for the Forgotten Realms guide...
grodog
Adventurer
Whenver you decide to pick some of those back up, David, shoot me an email: I have extras of most of those, and am planning to get my act together to sell some stuff this winter: grodog@gmail.com
grodog
Adventurer
These articles I think I'm going to leave off the list, notwithstanding the pedigree of the author. Otherwise I can see myself trying to document every Greyhawk-related post Gary made in the Q&A threads here or on other forums, and I need to preserve my few remaining sanity points for the Forgotten Realms guide...
LOL. Good luck with that one, Ant!
Thanael
First Post
WGR7 Ivid the Undying is available for download as a gorgeous pdf here: Ivid the Undying
Also check out this w.i.p./unfinished index to Greyhawk in Periodicals. I havn't cross checked everything yet, but I bet you missed one or two at least. (Esp from section IV.)
Also check out this w.i.p./unfinished index to Greyhawk in Periodicals. I havn't cross checked everything yet, but I bet you missed one or two at least. (Esp from section IV.)
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Alzrius
The EN World kitten
Thanks for that, I knew there was something I was forgetting.
AdmundfortGeographer
Getting lost in fantasy maps
Ah yes! The epic post of epic Greyhawk epicness.
AdmundfortGeographer
Getting lost in fantasy maps
I skimmed fast, but was the Living Greyhawk Deities downloadable pdf guide in that list?
Or the Living Greyhawk Campaign Sourcebook? Mostly a guide of what 3e prestige classes and feats and spells were allowable in the campaign.
While I was in the LG triads in the starting years I acquired a document of unedited excerpts called "The Lost Living Greyhawk Gazetteer", by Erik Mona, Gary Holian, and Fredrick Weining. Erik Mona himself compiled thw collection of material that didn't make the cut of the final LGG. Stuff from Chapters 3, 6, and 9. Many of the items excluded got published (and were expanded upon) through the Living Greyhawk Journals, but not everything in it saw publish in pages elsewhere that I was aware of. I don't think the document was public, maybe it was and I forgot how it was.
I've wondered at the propriety at putting it out there more publicly, and whether it ought to be added to the list of canon.
Calling Erik Mona, with Living Greyhawk dead, what would the call be towards sharing this 10-year-old document of cutting room floor material that you compiled?
Or the Living Greyhawk Campaign Sourcebook? Mostly a guide of what 3e prestige classes and feats and spells were allowable in the campaign.
While I was in the LG triads in the starting years I acquired a document of unedited excerpts called "The Lost Living Greyhawk Gazetteer", by Erik Mona, Gary Holian, and Fredrick Weining. Erik Mona himself compiled thw collection of material that didn't make the cut of the final LGG. Stuff from Chapters 3, 6, and 9. Many of the items excluded got published (and were expanded upon) through the Living Greyhawk Journals, but not everything in it saw publish in pages elsewhere that I was aware of. I don't think the document was public, maybe it was and I forgot how it was.
I've wondered at the propriety at putting it out there more publicly, and whether it ought to be added to the list of canon.
Calling Erik Mona, with Living Greyhawk dead, what would the call be towards sharing this 10-year-old document of cutting room floor material that you compiled?
Erik Mona, responding to the call!
That material is copyright Wizards of the Coast, so I cannot avocate sharing it without their permission.
That said, I'll bet it was AWESOME.
--Erik
PS: It seems like an oversight not to include the modules from the Age of Worms Adventure Path on this list. Despite some editorial legerdemain, they were pretty obviously set in the World of Greyhawk. Far moreso than things like "The Crystal Cave," anyhow!
That material is copyright Wizards of the Coast, so I cannot avocate sharing it without their permission.
That said, I'll bet it was AWESOME.
--Erik
PS: It seems like an oversight not to include the modules from the Age of Worms Adventure Path on this list. Despite some editorial legerdemain, they were pretty obviously set in the World of Greyhawk. Far moreso than things like "The Crystal Cave," anyhow!
AdmundfortGeographer
Getting lost in fantasy maps
Right. That whole permission part . . .
Yes, yes it is. How about teasing folks what's in it?
