Serpent Kingdoms - What Are You Doing With It?

[ashockney]

Darin, really like your work. Keep it up!

Here's how I'm using the Serpent Kingdoms:

One of my players wanted to play a half-breed psychic warrior in the new campaign (set in Cormyr) which has been a blast.

I'm using the pregenerated NPC's as "behind the scenes" bad guys making changes in the campaign.

I'm mining the resource for ideas on cool twists and stories that I can implement into the campaign. Nothing is off limits! If it's cool, I'll rip it!

Same thing goes for the beasties. I've put a handful of them as minions under the "BBEG's" of the campaign.

Thanks again!

 

[Arnwyn]

Well, since I helped write it, I'm curious. If you bought it, are you using it, or is it just another fancy looking book on the shelf? If you are using it, what parts are you using?

The entire geography of the Chultan Peninsula (isthmus, to be exact).

Finally, Lapaliiya and the region detailed! My players are looking forward to exploring these strange lands.

 

[jester47]

I am using it for Geography. I had a group that was next to the serpant hills in Scornubel, but that campaign ended. The current one is up in the savage frontier, around Everlund. I like the mosnters, races and geography parts, the history is handy too.

I use bits and pieces here and there. This is one of my favorite books of all time. I plan on running a pirate campaign soon, so it will definately come in handy when I use the Isle of Dread, Freeport, Salt and Seadogs, Bloody Jacks Gold, an old Shadow World module I found, an adventure in Dungeon, all in the pirate isles on the sea of fallen stars.

I might have to buy a new one depending on how the spine holds out.

Aaron

 

[cignus_pfaccari]

Given that I'm not a DM, It's sitting on the shelf and serving as Reading Material. I do enjoy the Realms pre-history that's in there, and it's whetted my appetite for LEoF.

One of my DMs plans on raiding my copy for the latter stages of our al Qadim game, and more likely for the Space Game.

Brad