Return to Undermountain

[Davelozzi]

The irony is that the free series will probably provide more information than the old boxed sets which were significant for their lack of detail.

I doubt it, it sounds like it'll just be selected rooms revisited here and there, not a serious attempt to convert the whole dungeon. (or even the already detailed parts of it)

 

[JoeGKushner]

Well, perhaps it'll follow other Web expansions in that there will be x provided on the web and then down the road, they'll collect and expand upon it and put it into a hardcover?

 

[Mystery Man]

Yay!

 

[Ruined]

Thanks for posting this. I always loved Undermountain, although never have played in any game with it that lasted more than three sessions.

 

[Arnwyn]

Wicked news. Something I've wanted (more of UMT detailed) for many years now.

I doubt it, it sounds like it'll just be selected rooms revisited here and there, not a serious attempt to convert the whole dungeon. (or even the already detailed parts of it)

Yep, sounds like that to me as well.

 

[nakia]

This is cool! My first ever serious D&D game was Undermountain oriented. I'll definetly have to check this out. I just need to find a way to fit a giant dungeon in the desert setting I am working on.

 

[Arkham]

This is fantastic!
Especially as I'm running an ongoing Undermountain crawl.
Now if only they'd give Undermountain a proper WLD treatment.

 

[EricNoah]

Makes me want to dig out that boxed set right now....

 

[Mystery Man]

This is fantastic!
Especially as I'm running an ongoing Undermountain crawl.
Now if only they'd give Undermountain a proper WLD treatment.

Don't you think that maybe they gave the WLD the Undermountain treatment? I think they gave the Undermountain the Castle Greyhawk treatment.

 

[Psion]

Excellent!

[/wayne & Garth]