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Message: <blockquote data-quote="(un)reason" data-source="post: 9072863" data-attributes="member: 27780">Living Greyhawk Journal 00: August 2000part 1/414 pages. One side quest ends, another begins. Between the Trumpeter, Polyhedron UK and this the journey has turned out somewhat longer and more complicated to keep track of than I thought at the outset. They definitely seem to be taking the whole step up in production values idea seriously though, as this is in full color inside and out, with a cover depicting the Circle of Eight. (and their pseudodragon pet) Let’s find out what balance of administrative detail and new IC lore they strike and if any of it will still be useful for home games many years later.Campaign News: Let’s set the stage. It’s august 2000 and you’re at Gen Con, eager to get a first peek at the hotly anticipated new edition of D&D, maybe even play a game. This little pamphlet is one of the first things you’re likely to have got to read. So it’s aimed at people who may well not be members of the RPGA and haven’t read the past few months of Living Greyhawk teasers and there’s a fair bit of repetition for those of us who have. The Oerth has been divided up and your real world country is linked to where your character lives. You’ll be getting issues of this and Polyhedron on alternating months and between them, that’ll keep you up to date on the various Living setting developments. But there is some new news too. The full-sized Living Greyhawk Gazetteer will be out in November giving you a more detailed look at the setting. (although still not as much as previous editions) In the meantime, you can play the first three adventures right now! Who remembers Dragonscales at Morningtide, The River of Blood or The Reckoning? Did they have good stories and did the rules have any 2e holdover glitches?</blockquote>

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