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<blockquote data-quote="scourger" data-source="post: 1875465" data-attributes="member: 12328">Dungeon &amp; GreyhawkI'll recommend some products from my experience.&nbsp; I'm having great fun running the Shackled City adventure path that has appeared over 11 recent issues of Dungeon magazine.&nbsp; I'm still in the first adventure.&nbsp; One of the reasons I wanted to run it is that it a city-based series.&nbsp; I wanted the flexibility to drop characters in &amp; out when a player is in or out for the weekly game.&nbsp; It has worked very well so far.&nbsp; The city of Cauldron is just detailed enough to allow me to run the adventure without overwhelming me or the players with information.&nbsp; The areas that are not fully detailed give me the flexibility to add my own necessities.I found the 2e book Greyhawk The Adventure Begins very helpful for my core 3.0 game.&nbsp; The information on the Free City of Greyhawk and its vicinity allowed me to set several adventures in that area.&nbsp; Again, I used adventures from Dungeon as they are very portable.Judge Dredd d20 has a good bit of information about Mega City One, and there are a few published adventures; if you're interested in that kind of thing.&nbsp; Raw Recruits for DragonStar details a starship that is like a small city and presents several adventures if you wanted to go that direction.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scourger, post: 1875465, member: 12328"] [b]Dungeon & Greyhawk[/b] I'll recommend some products from my experience. I'm having great fun running the Shackled City adventure path that has appeared over 11 recent issues of Dungeon magazine. I'm still in the first adventure. One of the reasons I wanted to run it is that it a city-based series. I wanted the flexibility to drop characters in & out when a player is in or out for the weekly game. It has worked very well so far. The city of Cauldron is just detailed enough to allow me to run the adventure without overwhelming me or the players with information. The areas that are not fully detailed give me the flexibility to add my own necessities. I found the 2e book Greyhawk The Adventure Begins very helpful for my core 3.0 game. The information on the Free City of Greyhawk and its vicinity allowed me to set several adventures in that area. Again, I used adventures from Dungeon as they are very portable. Judge Dredd d20 has a good bit of information about Mega City One, and there are a few published adventures; if you're interested in that kind of thing. Raw Recruits for DragonStar details a starship that is like a small city and presents several adventures if you wanted to go that direction. [/QUOTE]

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