Thanks for ping (and @haakon1’s kind words too)

). I’ve multi quoted some thoughts below that I hope are useful.
Sounds like a very worthwhile resource,
@haakon1 ! Have you done all of AoW already, or are you working chronologically? How does one request a copy?
Note that there are some excellent GH-specific indexes of Dungeon adventures over on CF! at
Canonfire! and at
Canonfire! - Content in case they might save you some time/effort.
I’m also currently running a few 1e Greyhawk campaigns too (also starting in 576CY) , and while AoW is one of the campaigns I’ve considered running in the past (with some liberal splicing in/out of content), for the current games I’m more likely to peel off interesting parts to use as they catch my eye/fit into the players’ shenanigans.
Sounds like a lot of fun! I had high hopes of running multiple concurrent campaign parties in 2020 when I kicked two off, and while COVID killed the in-person local campaign, my son Henry’s solo campaign isn’t too far off from the current play group’s activities and some NPCs have crossed over between the groups to date.
In addition to the modules that I folks have mentioned, these stand out to me as interesting to consider using as part of AoW:
- Rob Kuntz’s Maure Castle/WG5/Lost City of the Elders and other Lovecraftian-themed scenarios from his El Raja Key Archive collection
- Erik Mona’s LG modules “ River of Blood” and “As He Lay Dying”, which also tie into Maure Castle
- Return of the Eight has a great set-piece site in Tenser’s keep, and can be expanded into in AoW if desired; Roger Moore also wrote a fun scenario in Greyhawk City called “The House on Summoner Court” that was published in the Oerth Journal and in Shadis (with some differences between the two!) that can fit in with the Co8 further (and Iggwilv if desired!)
- You can potentially swap out Vecna for Kyuss if you want to expand a bit on more machinations (or go the other way and swap in Vecna, which is likely what I will do if I run AoW; there’s a recent fan-history of Vecna that rebuts his treatment in Vecna Eve of Ruin if this catches your eye: http://www.canonfire.com/vecna/VecnaGenesisofaLegend.pdf [and my Book of Eyes coming in OJ#37 would tie in there too, perhaps])
- Carlos Lising’s modules involving Iggwilv, the werecats of Mt. Felnarix, and others are also worth consideration as insert opportunities: casl Entertainment
Allan.