JustKim
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I'm doing a series of vignettes for a 5E Mystara campaign, and one of the locations I'd like to feature are the Undersea Kingdoms. These were sort of described in PC3: The Sea People, but like the other Creature Crucible books most of the space is dedicated to new races/classes, and like most of the 90s Mystara products it isn't altogether a serious treatment.
I've never run an underwater campaign before but it's something I've fantasized about and I'd like to get the feeling and the important details right. In addition to Sea Peoples I've dogeared from my gaming library 2E's Monstrous Arcana: The Sea Devils, 3.5's Stormwrack, and the third party books Depths of Despair (describing a city at the bottom of a maelstrom) and Monsters of the Boundless Blue.
Somewhere around here I think I have the Fantasy Flight Games Blue Planet books, but I don't remember those being super helpful the last time I had an idea like this, so I haven't pulled them out.
Is there anything you can recommend, especially in old Dragon articles or 2/3E products that might already be collecting dust in my library? What would you advise when it comes to a deep sea adventure, and playing it on a grid?
Thanks!
I've never run an underwater campaign before but it's something I've fantasized about and I'd like to get the feeling and the important details right. In addition to Sea Peoples I've dogeared from my gaming library 2E's Monstrous Arcana: The Sea Devils, 3.5's Stormwrack, and the third party books Depths of Despair (describing a city at the bottom of a maelstrom) and Monsters of the Boundless Blue.
Somewhere around here I think I have the Fantasy Flight Games Blue Planet books, but I don't remember those being super helpful the last time I had an idea like this, so I haven't pulled them out.
Is there anything you can recommend, especially in old Dragon articles or 2/3E products that might already be collecting dust in my library? What would you advise when it comes to a deep sea adventure, and playing it on a grid?
Thanks!