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<blockquote data-quote="Robbastard" data-source="post: 3662256" data-attributes="member: 53506">Apologies for the crossposting. Everyone, A recent grad school project has provided the opportunity to merge one of my favorite recreational interests (Greyhawk) with my scholastic duties. I'm compiling an annotated bibliography of all 3E &amp; 3.5E books which contain Greyhawk material. As WotC has released several books since 2000, I don't own everything, so I'm not sure which books have GH material &amp; which don't. I've decided to exclude Living Greyhawk adventures, Dragon, Dungeon, &amp; anything that mentions Greyhawk simply in passing (such as &quot;'blank' has stats for a cleric of Pelor&quot;). Some examples would be: Deities &amp; Demigods: Has stats &amp; other info for several Greyhawk deities. Drow of the Underdark: Has an entire chapter devoted to the drow city of Erelhei-Cinlu. Dungeon Master's Guide II: Provides extensive detail on the town of Saltmarsh. Epic Level Handbook: Has stats for Mordenkainen, Eclavdra, &amp; Robilar. Expedition to the Demonweb Pits: Includes information on Eclavdra &amp; the drow of Oerth. Fiendish Codex I: Contains info on the Queen of Chaos, the Battle of Pesh, Miska the Wolf-Spider, &amp; Ilsidahur. Player's Handbook: Includes details on several Greyhawk deities. Player's Handbook II: Includes a number of affiliations with Greyhawk ties, such as the Order of the Chalice and Restenford guilds. Slayer's Guide to Dragons: Contains a Gygax adventure, &quot;The Revenge of Ghorkai.&quot; Though not Greyhawk per-see, the map is an exact duplicate of the Yatils, and a character called &quot;The Mother of Witches&quot; is certainly an allusion to Iggwilv. Sword &amp; Fist: Provides details on the Knight Protectors of the Great Kingdom. The finished product will include author &amp; publisher info, as well as more extensive annotation. Any help will be appreciated. I plan on sharing this project, once finished, with my fellow Greyhawk fans, and will acknowledge any aid I receive in the credits. Thanks, Rob</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robbastard, post: 3662256, member: 53506"] Apologies for the crossposting. Everyone, A recent grad school project has provided the opportunity to merge one of my favorite recreational interests (Greyhawk) with my scholastic duties. I'm compiling an annotated bibliography of all 3E & 3.5E books which contain Greyhawk material. As WotC has released several books since 2000, I don't own everything, so I'm not sure which books have GH material & which don't. I've decided to exclude Living Greyhawk adventures, Dragon, Dungeon, & anything that mentions Greyhawk simply in passing (such as "'blank' has stats for a cleric of Pelor"). Some examples would be: Deities & Demigods: Has stats & other info for several Greyhawk deities. Drow of the Underdark: Has an entire chapter devoted to the drow city of Erelhei-Cinlu. Dungeon Master's Guide II: Provides extensive detail on the town of Saltmarsh. Epic Level Handbook: Has stats for Mordenkainen, Eclavdra, & Robilar. Expedition to the Demonweb Pits: Includes information on Eclavdra & the drow of Oerth. Fiendish Codex I: Contains info on the Queen of Chaos, the Battle of Pesh, Miska the Wolf-Spider, & Ilsidahur. Player's Handbook: Includes details on several Greyhawk deities. Player's Handbook II: Includes a number of affiliations with Greyhawk ties, such as the Order of the Chalice and Restenford guilds. Slayer's Guide to Dragons: Contains a Gygax adventure, "The Revenge of Ghorkai." Though not Greyhawk per-see, the map is an exact duplicate of the Yatils, and a character called "The Mother of Witches" is certainly an allusion to Iggwilv. Sword & Fist: Provides details on the Knight Protectors of the Great Kingdom. The finished product will include author & publisher info, as well as more extensive annotation. Any help will be appreciated. I plan on sharing this project, once finished, with my fellow Greyhawk fans, and will acknowledge any aid I receive in the credits. Thanks, Rob [/QUOTE]

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