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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 9412524" data-attributes="member: 2209">I think it is fair to say that the dungeons of Castle Greyhawk, the demiplane layers created by the demigod of chaos magic, are fairly high magic. That covers Dungeonland, Beyond the Magic Mirror, and I believe Isle of the Ape. The archmage Keraptis' dungeon in White Plume is high fantasy as well. The D series drow cities seem decently high magic high fantasy as well.In 1e Greyhawk mostly we have adventures with strong magic loot, often spellcasting NPC adversaries, and some sample PCs in the modules starting off with some magical items. These are adventure sites though and it is tough to say how high fantasy or high magic most of the setting is in say a village in the Shield Lands or the Prelacy of Almor.We never got Gygax's version of Greyhawk City beyond the few paragraphs in the folio and boxed set which makes it look like a version of Lankhmar. The 2e box set for the city gives a fairly high magic D&D mages guild with a bunch of individual mages as well.</blockquote>