In Which I Attempt a Waterdeep: Dragon Heist Photoshoot

Is R2-D2 in it?

 

[He who Harps]

How many chapters does the book have?

Which season is the start of the sequence, e.g. 1) spring, 2) summer, 3) fall, and 4) winter in the table of contents? I am curious about this in regards to the later chapters and the villains.

 

[HawaiiSteveO]

Is adventure any good . . ?

 

[Tiles]

Is there one set of missions that the book shows you how to flavor, or a set of missions for each villain?

 

[pukunui]

Force Grey faction is an interesting idea, it's a tie inti the streaming show I guess.

Although Force Grey predates the show by a long mile, you might be right.

 

[gyor]

Although Force Grey predates the show by a long mile, you might be right.

What was the original for Force Grey?

 

[pukunui]

What was the original for Force Grey?

Looks like it goes back at least as far as 2e: Force Grey

 

[R_J_K75]

Looks like it goes back at least as far as 2e: Force Grey

2E City of Splendors describe them as the cities answer to troublesome folk. They were sent somewhat clandestine to deal with problems discreetly if memory serves me correctly. Thing that bothers me about them being a faction is that they were a very small elite group and I didnt think they took new members without really good cause. But its been years since I read that book let alone thought about it so I could be mistaken.

 

[lvl20dm]

2E City of Splendors describe them as the cities answer to troublesome folk. They were sent somewhat clandestine to deal with problems discreetly if memory serves me correctly. Thing that bothers me about them being a faction is that they were a very small elite group and I didnt think they took new members without really good cause. But its been years since I read that book let alone thought about it so I could be mistaken.

I'm curious to see if Force Grey is a sort of "elite" faction that you need to be a veteran (higher level) adventurer to join. Maybe low level characters are simply prospective members or apprentices/squires?

 

[R_J_K75]

I just browsed the 2e entry. Theres 12 (7th+ level) warriors and 5 major npcs in the group hats it. Pretty specific. But that was quite awhile ago in Realms years so I could see them having grown in number but then to me that would defeat their purpose. Theyre more like navy seals than the army, in and out before anyone even knew they were there.

 

[Nine Hands]

Are there any mentions of the Gundwynd noble family? They are a personal favorite of mine.