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<blockquote data-quote="Maldin" data-source="post: 5066260" data-attributes="member: 27170">For Greyhawk DMs who are interested in starting (or who already have) an underdark campaign...The latest update to my website is a <a href="http://melkot.com/locations/underdark/underdark-region.html" target="_blank">regional-scale, layered PDF map of the underdark beneath the World of Greyhawk</a> and accompanying descriptions, combining the GDQ Queen of the Spiders adventure series, the Night Below campaign setting, and the locations described in the Dungeoneer's Survival Guide (a highly underrated 1E sourcebook to which all later underdark supplements owe a lot). If you are thinking of running an underdark campaign in Greyhawk - using any of the underdark sourcebooks published for any edition of D&amp;D - this regional-scale map could place it all in geographic context. For example, the Drow of the Underdark 3E sourcebook by our very own Ari Marmell/aka Mouseferatu could easily be used to flesh out Area 28 of my map. I haven't seen the new 4E Underdark book yet, but I'm sure parts of it can be retrofitted to this as well.Do click on the link to download the PDF. The map jpg image on the webpage really is just a glorified thumbnail for the layered, high-resolution map.Denis, aka &quot;Maldin&quot;Maldin's Greyhawk <a href="http://melkot.com" target="_blank">http://melkot.com</a>Loads of edition-independent Greyhawk goodness... maps, magic, mysteries, mechanics, and more!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maldin, post: 5066260, member: 27170"] For Greyhawk DMs who are interested in starting (or who already have) an underdark campaign... The latest update to my website is a [url=http://melkot.com/locations/underdark/underdark-region.html][b]regional-scale, layered PDF map of the underdark beneath the World of Greyhawk[/b][/url] and accompanying descriptions, combining the GDQ Queen of the Spiders adventure series, the Night Below campaign setting, and the locations described in the Dungeoneer's Survival Guide (a highly underrated 1E sourcebook to which all later underdark supplements owe a lot). If you are thinking of running an underdark campaign in Greyhawk - using any of the underdark sourcebooks published for any edition of D&D - this regional-scale map could place it all in geographic context. For example, the Drow of the Underdark 3E sourcebook by our very own Ari Marmell/aka Mouseferatu could easily be used to flesh out Area 28 of my map. I haven't seen the new 4E Underdark book yet, but I'm sure parts of it can be retrofitted to this as well. Do click on the link to download the PDF. The map jpg image on the webpage really is just a glorified thumbnail for the layered, high-resolution map. Denis, aka "Maldin" Maldin's Greyhawk [URL="http://melkot.com"][B]http://melkot.com[/B][/URL] Loads of edition-independent Greyhawk goodness... maps, magic, mysteries, mechanics, and more! [/QUOTE]

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