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<blockquote data-quote="cbatt" data-source="post: 143341" data-attributes="member: 1563">OtherI'm just about to start up a new campaign using Gaslight Press' Sun and Scale: The Gryphon's Legacy adventure.&nbsp; It contains just enough setting information to fire my imagination.&nbsp; It is quite bog-standard DnD but the premise of reclaiming lost parts of an old empire really compells me.&nbsp; The adventure is also really well done so it'll serve as a great jump off point.After that, I'm going to continue the campaign by dropping in Necromancer Games' Tomb of Abysthor which is wonderfully generic.&nbsp; A few tiny changes here and there and voila, it fits into the Sun and Scale setting.&nbsp; It's also a fantastic adventure easily on par with The Gryphon's Legacy.&nbsp; So far it comes closest to recreating the &quot;1st edition feel&quot; of all the adventures I've purchased; a wonderful dungeon environment populated by great characters and locations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cbatt, post: 143341, member: 1563"] Other I'm just about to start up a new campaign using Gaslight Press' Sun and Scale: The Gryphon's Legacy adventure. It contains just enough setting information to fire my imagination. It is quite bog-standard DnD but the premise of reclaiming lost parts of an old empire really compells me. The adventure is also really well done so it'll serve as a great jump off point. After that, I'm going to continue the campaign by dropping in Necromancer Games' Tomb of Abysthor which is wonderfully generic. A few tiny changes here and there and voila, it fits into the Sun and Scale setting. It's also a fantastic adventure easily on par with The Gryphon's Legacy. So far it comes closest to recreating the "1st edition feel" of all the adventures I've purchased; a wonderful dungeon environment populated by great characters and locations. [/QUOTE]

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