D&D General Living Greyhawk - tell me about your games?

[Shades of Eternity]

I heard there is a bunch of stuff created by the Living Greyhawk back in the day that can't be found, much less used, from this golden era, due to legal reasons.

I'm seriously curious.

So tell me about your Living Greyhawk stuff?

Bonus points if you can figure out a way to make it legally distinct and/or put it on the DM's Guild.

 

[Yaarel]

Bonus points if you can figure out a way to make it legally distinct and/or put it on the DM's Guild.

Greyhawk content is open for DMs Guild, so indies can publish there whatever content from their own homebrew creations while campaigning in it.

 

[Nutation]

Living Greyhawk was regional. I am in California, so I have a lot of scenarios that could be run in Northern or Southern California. I also have a lot of Core scenarios that could be run anywhere. I didn't write these, and I don't own the IP, so I cannot redistribute them.

 

[Alzrius]

I heard there is a bunch of stuff created by the Living Greyhawk back in the day that can't be found, much less used, from this golden era, due to legal reasons.

I'm seriously curious.

So tell me about your Living Greyhawk stuff?

Bonus points if you can figure out a way to make it legally distinct and/or put it on the DM's Guild.

If you're looking for Living Greyhawk stuff, check out the works of Casey Brown (affiliate link). His "LG BK Classics" adventures are adapted from the Bandit Kingdoms regions of Living Greyhawk adventures, of which he's also published the (excellent) Unofficial Living Greyhawk Bandit Kingdoms Summary. I've purchased copies of everything he's released, and it's all of a very high quality.