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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mr. Lobo" data-source="post: 2049631" data-attributes="member: 7694">Question about the "G" seriesHello all,Firstly, I have a few Necromancer products and can speak highly of all of them. I have only run Wizards Amulet, Crucible of Freya, and Siege of Durgam's folly. The best of this lot to me was Crucible of Freya. The layout of the module was excellent. The way I read it was that a wilderness and town are presented with important characters in "Part I" and then an adventure for use with the areas is presented in "Part II". So I read "First edition feel" is Part I with a bunch of characters and stats (thinking more of the old GDQ series here) but with the added bonus of seeing just how the module could shake out from the designer's perspective given in Part II.Other modules I have from them are Demons and Devils, Rappan Athuk (I-III) and Maze of Zayene I. I thought the Maze was the weakest of the three but it still had some good ideas to mine.The downloadable product support for many of the modules is excellent.My questions for the G series are "how many" and "are they all connected by storyline? Do they follow one from the other?"So far I count nine G series modules:G1 Siege of Durgams' FollyG2 What Evil LurksG3 Hall of the Rainbow MageG4 Vault of Larin KarrG5 Chaos RisingG6 Grey CitadelG7 Morrick MansionG8 AbberationsG9 Lametation of ThievesThanks in advance for info.I thought I saw a post by Clark (I think) that described the reasoning behind the module lettering designations. Granted, some are obvious (DM1 for instance). Anyone have a link to the post if it exists?</blockquote>

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