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Urban adventures have always been my bête noire. Published urban settings are almost entirely ginormous books describing encounters on maps, with endless descriptions of shops, guard towers, mages’ guild halls, and sewers. You have to read the whole thing front to Read More
Caution: Spoilers Our next review is a romp through a pretty obscure bit of Greyhawkiana; the novel Nightwatch by Robin Wayne Bailey. Published in 1990, this was a one-off novel whose author was best known for his contributions to the Read More
At our last Greyhawk game I had something very different lined up for my players. Rather than yet another expedition into the ruins of the Castle of the Mad Archmage, I wanted them to get a little more invested in Read More
The pair started to follow the passage that had been concealed behind the secret door, Evaleigh carrying the lantern and Gord with dagger in hand. After a short distance the narrow corridor dead-ended at a broader one that led both Read More
Regular readers will remember that, back in college I made a set of hand-drawn maps of the city of Greyhawk, based on the sketch map found in the front of Gary Gygax’s book City of Hawks. A few years ago Read More
Well, not exactly new, but out of the blue in my email yesterday came these cleaned up versions of my hand-drawn maps of the City of Greyhawk, based on Gary Gygax’s sketch map in the beginning of City of Hawks, Read More
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