Where on Greyhawk do you run?

[Shadeydm]

A couple of my most sucessful campaigns were focused on the Wild Coast area, and the Shield Lands (pre wars). Not that the PCs didn't travel to other places but those areas got the lion's share of the PCs adventuring careers in thier respective camapigns. Another shorter game which I would hesitate to call a campaign was based in the Vesve Forest which was a blast. I also had the pleasure of being a player in a campaign based in the Nyrond area which was quite enjoyable.

You really can't go wrong in Greyhawk there are just sooooo many places with nearly unlimited potential for adventure and intrigue.

 

[Maldin]

Last time I ran in Greyhawk (may years ago) : Irongate.

Oh? If you have any interesting location descriptions that might fit with the existing material, you might consider submitting them to the Irongate Project . Check out the project pages and drop me a line if you're interested. Email my nick at the canonfire.com domain.

Denis, aka "Maldin"
Maldin's Greyhawk http://melkot.com

 

[MrFilthyIke]

If I ever get a chance, I'd stick with the City of Greyhawk.

 

[Desdichado]

Currently, wherever the Age of Worms game has taken us. My favorite part was the part that was actually set in Greyhawk itself.

 

[Bullgrit]

I'd like to add a related question to the OP:

Which Greyhawk campaign book do you use for your Greyhawk campaign?

Bullgrit

Total Bullgrit

 

[catsclaw227]

Currently, wherever the Age of Worms game has taken us. My favorite part was the part that was actually set in Greyhawk itself.

QFT. I am starting AoW with my group, either this weekend or the next, and they were stoked we were playing in Greyhawk.

 

[catsclaw227]

Which Greyhawk campaign book do you use for your Greyhawk campaign?

I just downloaded the Living Greyhawk gazetteer from RPGNow. I will try to use this to supplement AoW, but I will also use the wealth of information in Dragon, Dungeon, and some older 2nd ed supplements (Adventure Begins, WGR3-WGR6), canonfire.com, etc.

 

[Remathilis]

Honestly? have the D&D Gazetteer (the 32 page deal, not the LGG), The Adventure Begins, and Scarlet Brotherhood (bought in 2e for the Monk and Assassin classes) and have been using a combination of Living Greyhawk sites, Wikipedia, and these materials (and slivers found in modules, rulebooks, and such) with a hearty dose of "make-it-up-your-dangself". I still have time before I need to run it, of course, but that is what I have.

 

[coyote6]

I'd like to add a related question to the OP:

Which Greyhawk campaign book do you use for your Greyhawk campaign?

Living Greyhawk Gazetteer, mainly.

 

[jimpaladin]

Flinty hills with the Destiny of Kings background.