Lich Queen's Beloved

[HellHound]

Addendum: you can download the city guide to the Lich Queen's floating astral city upon the corpse of a dead god for $2.00 from Paizo's webstore, at: http://paizo.com/store/downloads/dungeon

While not as important as the other material, it's a nice addition to the material from that issue if you want to expand the adventure.

 

[egomann]

OK, so the Polyhedron is just a mini game?

Great. I think I know a guy with all of the issues of Dungeon.

I will pick up the enhancement.

Thanks.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

OK, so the Polyhedron is just a mini game?

Well, it's rules fleshing out githyanki PCs and NPCs -- I'd say it's pretty close to essential to running this in the manner in which you'll want to, once you read the rest.

Paizo REALLY needs to package this all as one volume ASAP.

 

[HellHound]

Well, it's rules fleshing out githyanki PCs and NPCs -- I'd say it's pretty close to essential to running this in the manner in which you'll want to, once you read the rest.

Paizo REALLY needs to package this all as one volume ASAP.

Yeah. This would be an awesome release.

 

[egomann]

Thanks.

Does anyone know where I can get my hands on a copy? Is it only available to RPGA members?

 

[EricNoah]

It's in the same magazine. At the back. This is an issue of Dungeon from the era when Dungeon and Polyhedron were published in the same physical magazine.

edit: unless I'm not remembering correctly...

 

[egomann]

Well I just ordered Dungeon 100 and Dragon 309 from Paizo.com

What did we do before the internet?

 

[yennico]

What did we do before the internet?

Asking the owner of your FLGS.

 

[DarrenGMiller]

I would also suggest Monte Cook's excellent Queen of Lies. It is easily scalable and you can do a lot to flesh it out. It is set in the underdark and the party must invade a drow city.

DM

 

[egomann]

Asking the owner of your FLGS.

I spend about 50$ a month with my FGLS. I do not expect him to have backstock on three year old issues of Dragon or Dungeon.

But I did call him first to see if he had it.