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Xak-Tsaroth: - Sunken City on the Edge of a Cliff
Thorbardin: Dwarven mountain kingdom
High Clerists Tower: the really tall tower/seige
Sanction: the city with the erupting volcanoes
Pax Tharkas: Dwarven gate fortress
The sunken city of Ishtar is also a pretty good site, as are the Towers of High Sorcery.
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Riley said:The original DL adventures were a serious railroad, but they included some of the coolest locations in the history of D&D. The sunken city on the edge of a cliff, the giant gate, the dwarven mountain, the floating tomb, Icewall, the really tall tower/seige, and the city with the erupting volcanoes are all really potent images. Can't remember the names of these places - and I hated the books - but I've raided the original Dragonlance modules for maps and inspiration over and over.
I'm not moved one way or the other by WOTC reclaiming the DL license. Seemed odd to have spun it off in the first place. Of course, it seemed odd to have spun the peiodicals section off as well. I wouldn'tve cared about that one as much, either, if they'dve promised to keep publishing the magazines.
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Xak-Tsaroth: - Sunken City on the Edge of a Cliff
Thorbardin: Dwarven mountain kingdom
High Clerists Tower: the really tall tower/seige
Sanction: the city with the erupting volcanoes
Pax Tharkas: Dwarven gate fortress
The sunken city of Ishtar is also a pretty good site, as are the Towers of High Sorcery.
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