All Core adventures cost a minimum of 2 TUs. During the Living Greyhawk campaign, Dullstrand was apportioned to two areas: 2001 - 2003: South Africa 2004 - 2008: Switzerland GH. Living Greyhawk Campaign Sourcebook: “Core Adventures are RPGA Living Greyhawk scenarios that take place in the nonregional areas of the game world: . This living greyhawk module does 4 suites to seek and leaves how they can escape been in plump balconies, gaming a bigger tub. A series written by Lenard 'Len' Lakofka, set on the isles that were part of his own campaign setting, but would be adopted into Greyhawk during the creation of Greyhawks map. These nations are mapped onto sections of the real world. In 2005, an exception was made to this rule--if a player created a new character specifically for the core adventure COR5-06. 1-3 were never given to published works. L4C is the Lendore Isle Companion Guide, designed to help run L4. October 2006–December 2008: Hawaii, Japan, New South Wales, Victoria, ACT, Tasmania, South Island. UK6 was retroactively adopted into the Greyhawk setting by implied references to the Hek Tribe[1]. It is an extensive list, but it is missing many of the Living Campaigns (see yesterday’s post), so I am posting the following to fill out the list. The Living Greyhawk campaign was an immense game played out in regional events throughout the real world, from 2000 to 2008. At the start of each calendar year, each character in the campaign started with 52 time units (TUs). Thanks for this peek at … Production of Core adventures was overseen by the Circle member with special responsibility for the Core regions. GH. Posted on August 25, 2020. Encyclopedia Greyhawkania Index Six years passed between module publications, and the notes finally given to Frank Mentzer to complete, as Gygax was busy working on other projects. Instead of one city and its environs, this campaign would cover 30 in-game regions, each linked to a real-world area, as well as "core" in-game regions that were not assigned to any specific real-world area. I7 could also easily take place in the Hool Marshes. Most regional adventures cost 1 TU to play (double if the character was visiting from another region), and most Core adventures cost 2 TUs. Living Greyhawk Campaign Sourcebook: “Core Adventures are RPGA Living Greyhawk scenarios that take place in the nonregional areas of the game world: . Five of the members had individual oversight for one of the five metaregions; the sixth Circle member had responsibility for Core adventures. The full series is set in Greyhawk. Generally, Living Greyhawk modules were password-protected. For instance, nothing in the rules prevented a player living in France from making the character's home region Sunndi (belonging to Benelux) rather than Ekbir (belonging to France). Written to transition from 1e to 2e. Bottle City, The Original Living Room) This Knights-n-Knaves thread Includes 10 adventures. The responsibilities of the Circle included approval of all adventures that rewarded treasure, coordination of overall campaign and metaregional story arcs, approving story ideas for Core and metaregional adventures and editing same, producing campaign documentation and rules, ruling on reports of cheaters and unsportsmanlike conduct, and appointing and maintaining a Triad for each region. Given the "regionality" of the campaign, the Living Greyhawk campaign produced five categories of role-playing adventures: These were produced by the regional Triad and approved by the corresponding Circle member. 2006, Funeral Procession (Dungeon Magazine 135), 2006, The Coming Storm (Dungeon Magazine 136), 2006, Vile Addiction (Dungeon Magazine 145), 2007, Spawn of Sehan (Dungeon Magazine 146), 2007, Dread Pagoda of the Inscrutable Ones (Dungeon Magazine 147), 2007, Shadows of Spinecastle (Dungeon Magazine 148), 2007. These are not. The adventures could only be played within the borders of the corresponding real world Region, although players from other Regions could, while visiting the Region, play them at double the cost of Time Units. WG4 Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun by Gary Gygax WG5 Mordenkainen's Fantastic Adventure by Robert Kuntz and Gary Gygax From November 1, 2007 until the end of the campaign, adventures no longer cost any TUs (although "in-game" activities such as crafting magic items still had a TU cost). These LIVING games spring from the fundamental idea that a home-style roleplaying campaign can be expanded into a It … These new lands extended as far as the Javan River and were well explored. Code IS : Introductory Modules for first level characters only. Some are related to Greyhawk through deities and themes, but set in a non specific setting. a Magic Item Creation sheet (MIC), which logged magic items created by the character, any campaign documentation or certificates earned during adventures, This page was last edited 15:04, 3 November 2020 by Greyhawk Wiki user. Due to play inactivity, the Circle moved Hawaii to Nyrond in February 2004, and declared Ratik to be a Core region. Vecna the Archlich, his cult and his artifacts is hard to beat. [12], October 2006 until end of campaign: South Australia, Western Australia, Northern Territory, Queensland, North Island, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Guam, Feb 2004–October 2006: inactive (treated as Core region) The original campaign setting of Greyhawk was a home campaign world invented by Gary Gygax in 1972 while playtesting the game that would become Dungeons & Dragons. This created problems with some of the rules, which could be adjudicated several different ways according to circumstance. Modules WG4 - WG7 are for 1st Edition rules; WG8 - WG12 are for 2nd Edition. GH, Comp. Dungeon Magazine 06- Designed to expand GDQ1-7. Wake of the Ravager Dark Sun Online: You seek to fathom the unexplored reaches of Bone Hill and unlock the mysteries of Restenford. This is a list of the all the modules and a summary of them for easy sorting. These people were mostly lowborn peasantry of the Suel Imperium, but dissidents were also among their number, seeking to avoid imperial eyes. Written by TSR's UK branch, this was a lovecraftian trilogy. During the lifespan of the campaign, more than a thousand adventures were published, and these were played by tens of thousands of players[1] around the world. Retro, GH. The first three modules were specifically set in Greyhawk, by UK4-6 were set generically. The module involves some exotic locations, the Circle of Eight and some good artwork overall. They settled the high valleys between the Jotuns and the Tors and mingled freely with the local Flan inhabitants. The adventures are available to download officially from Dragonsfoot (links in the table above). Volunteers were recruited to handle regional storylines, and regional play began in 2001. Within Living Greyhawk, once a module is retired (two years) it is no longer playable as an LG module. Here you can see what the 2-by-3-foot poster map I created for the RPGA's Living Greyhawk Campaign looks like, in addition to is an all-new map of the undercity of Greyhawk, and descriptions of new areas. [5] Some of these house rules included: The various adventures themselves were loosely tied together and storylines were developed based on general successes or failures from previous adventures. The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth (adventure), The Hidden Shrine of Tamochan (adventure), Against the Giants: The Liberation of Geoff, https://greyhawk.fandom.com/wiki/Portal:Modules?oldid=10429. B2 was set in Mystara at first, then retroactively implied to be in Greyhawk by the later 'Return to the Keep on the Borderlands'. In October 2006, with the division of Perrenland responsibilities, Hawaii was moved back to Ratik shared it with the other places listed. N4-5 are set in Forgotten Realms campaign setting. For homegame use, they are kind of low quality, although some authors are better than others, and I haven't played outside my region and the Core mods. T1 and T1-4. Ex… Patons 9146: … These are not. The campaign setting and storyline were based on Gary Gygax 's World of Greyhawk setting and used the Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition (later v3.5) rules. The full series is set in Greyhawk. GH. One of the main differences between Living Greyhawk and previous shared-world campaigns was regionality: thirty regions of the campaign world were linked to thirty real-world locations. Due to the workload, some metaregions also added a metaregional coordinator volunteer to assist with metaregional storylines and adventures. Greyhawk Wiki is a FANDOM Games Community. Living Greyhawk Campaign Sourcebook: “Core Adventures are RPGA Living Greyhawk scenarios that take place in the nonregional areas of the game world: . At the start of the campaign, Ratik belonged solely to Hawaii. A0-4. From 2000-2005, Zeif was a Core region, unassigned to any real-world area. The Living Greyhawk Gazetteer was thus important not just as the setting book for Living Greyhawk, but also as its core organizational map! With the introduction of the third edition of Dungeons & Dragons in 2000, RPGA conceived of a new and improved campaign called Living Greyhawk that would be much more far-reaching in scope, and played on a much larger continental stage. These modules are based on Alice on wonderland, and while set in Greyhawk the modules take place in another plane. The modules are unconnected. First run in 1976 to introduce concepts for Metamorphosis Alpha (predecessor to Gamma World) a Sci-fi RPG. A series based on tournament modules, except for A0, which is a module written far later to act as an introductory module to the series. Greyhawk Modules by Level Code Title Location Type Party Level A1 Slave Pits of the Undercity Highport Module 4 to 7 ... An introductory Living Greyhawk adventure set in the Free City of Greyhawk, centered around the theft a small copper key that once belonged to Zagig, a key which would open any door within the city. However to promote an esprit de corps within each region, Living Greyhawk rules made it more costly in terms of Time Units for a character to participate in adventures outside of its "home region". Pages given alone refer to the module's own source. Dungeon Magazine 22. LIVING GREYHAWK MODULES PDF. 1. Code I: Interactives. Generally, Living Greyhawk modules were password-protected. Chapter One: What is a ‘LIVING’ Campaign? In 2006, Zeif was assigned to these provinces and placed in the Velverdyva, Tuflik and Fals Trade Route metaregion. Each region was overseen by its Triad (three volunteers who lived in the region), who reported to their respective Circle member. In Living Greyhawk, each character starts out the new year with 52 time units (TUs), which while ostensibly equal to one week of game time are really just an arbitrary delimitation of how often a character can be played in a year. Had a collection of short dungeons written by different authors. Lack of players and published adventures caused the RPGA to remove this region from the list of active regions by April 2005. Gen. For example, Onnwal was assigned to the United Kingdom, Sunndi to the Benelux countries, and Ekbir to France. In 2007, to recognize the growth of the internet and an abundance of cheap long-distance telephone rates, the physical location rule was relaxed somewhat: as long as the DM and more than 50% of the players were physically together, other players who lived in that region but were currently travelling out of region could teleconference into the game. Mostly they sought a peaceful existence and did not venture far when they entered the Flanaess. Pretty standard fare, mostly. See the Living Greyhawk Campaign Sourcebook (LGCS) for more details. The only exception to this rule was made at large conventions such as Gen Con, when a late-night world-wide "Fiesta" play opportunity was granted to DMs from any region of the world so they could present an adventure from their home region. If you also want the Adventure Record files, e … Some commercially produced adventures published by Wizards of the Coast (such as Red Hand of Doom[11]) were selected by the Circle and adapted for play in Living Greyhawk. Paizo Publishing printed a four-part poster map of Greyhawk in Duneon Magazine issues 118 through 122; it's well-wroth buying the b… Living Greyhawk also called " LG ") was a massively shared living campaign administered by the RPGA which ran from 2000 to 2008. These real-world locations were then given responsibility for developing the storylines and adventures for the campaign region. In the beginning, the entire "world" consisted of a single dungeon underneath an abandoned castle. Please visit the Edit Encyclopedia Index page to contribute to the wiki database. The page contains two images just … For a full article on the topic with citations, please see Portal:Modules at Greyhawkonline.com. This page may be a Stub or not include some information. I2 was retroactively adopted in 2000. Production of Metaregional adventures was overseen by the Circle member or Metaregional Coordinator. Most regional and meta-regional adventures cost a player one TU for in-region play and double that for out-of-region play. In 2005, the campaign saw the first of several direct tie-ins to new rule expansion books published by Wizards of the Coast, with the launch of a new story arc set in the Bright Lands desert that coincided with the publication of Sandstorm. The campaign setting and storyline were based on Gary Gygax's World of Greyhawk setting and used the Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition (later v3.5) rules. Given the "regionality" of the campaign, the Living Greyhawk campaign produced five categories of role-playing adventures: performed in a night or Residents gaming fine, negative phone ( tricky to awkward) and difficult living. Retro,GH. In 2003, the campaign was converted to the revised Dungeon and Dragon v3.5 rules. Any region not listed below—such as the Free City of Greyhawk, the Duchy of Tenh or the Amedio Jungle—was a "Core" region, and could not be used by characters as a home region. The modules are not connected. Once one character had run out of TUs, the player could simply switch to playing another character until the start of the new year reset TUs back to 52. Contains 6 mini modules/adventure hooks. To enable the Circle to monitor this, at the conclusion of some adventures, the DM was required to submit the results to the Circle (campaign administrators), which then planned future plotlines based on these results. 1. Generally, Living Greyhawk modules were password-protected. The first introductory adventures of the campaign premiered at Gen Con in August 2000,[1] and the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer, which contained much background material, was published in November 2000. The effect was to allow each character an unrestricted amount of play in order to reach 16th level and "retire" by the end of the campaign. Living Greyhawk Journal #4 Wizards of the Coast: Dungeons & Dragons 3 (2001 ) Living Greyhawk Journal #5 ... WGR (World of Greyhawk Reference) Modules and Sourcebooks: Self-published TSR: AD&D 2: White Plume Mountain Modules: TSR Wizards of the Coast: AD&D 1-2 Dungeons & Dragons 3.5: Related Articles. Only N1 is set in Greyhawk.N2-N3 are generic. The Core mods tend to be pretty good. Nigel Findley, Dan Salas, Stephen Inniss, Robert J. Kuntz. World of Greyhawk Boxed Set contained six adventure hooks, that were basic concept for a campaign: Greyhawk Adventures contains six mini modules or adventure hooks, with a few basics already plotted out: Against the Giants: The Liberation of Geoff 1999, Return to the Keep on the Borderlands 1999, Izek's Slumber (Dungeon Magazine 42), 1993, A Serenade Before Supper (Dungeon Magazine 53), 1995, Kingdom of the Ghouls (Dungeon Magazine 70), 1998, Priestly Secrets (Dungeon Magazine 71), 1998, The Setting Sun (Dungeon Magazine 73), 1999, Ex Keraptis Cum Amore (Dungeon Magazine 77), 1999, Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil 2001, Alterations (Dungeon Magazine 83, base on Greyhawk:2000 a futuristic Greyhawk setting from Dragon Magazine 277), 2000, Lord of the Scarlet Tide (Dungeon Magazine 85), 2001, Kambranex Machinations (Dungeon Magazine 91), 2002, The Cradle of Madness (Dungeon Magazine 87) 2001, Racing the Snake (Dungeon Magazine 105), 2003, Tammeraut's Fate (Dungeon Magazine 106), 2003, Mad God's Key (Dungeon Magazine 114), 2004, Raider's of the Black Ice (Dungeon Magazine 115), 2004, Touch of the Abyss (Dungeon Magazine 117), 2004, Shadows of the Abyss (Dungeon Magazine 118) 2005, The Clockwork Fortress (Dungeon Magazine 126), 2005 (Follows on from Raider's of the Black Ice), The Hateful Legacy (Dungeon Magazine 131), 2006, Ill Made Graves (Dungeon Magazine 133). Designed to be played between A0 and A1. Generally, Living Greyhawk modules were password-protected. In October 2006, parts of Australia & New Zealand were spun off into the newly recreated Ratik region, which had been in hiatus since 2004. These are not. Basic D&D. The LG campaign differed from previous shared-world campaigns in one important respect: thirty of the regions from World of Greyhawk were linked to real-world areas;[9] volunteers from these real-world locations then assumed responsibility for the storyline and administration of that particular region. Follows DM15. Return to the Keep on the Borderlands, John D. Rateliff, 1999, 2e, ISBN 0-7869-1327-4, Living Greyhawk Journal #05, Zeif: Rock of the West, Fred Weining, July 2001, 3e, Living Greyhawk Journal #01, The Kingdom of Keoland, Gary Holian, September 2000, 3.5, Living Greyhawk Gazetteer, Gary Holian, Erik Mona, Sean K Reynolds, Frederick Weining, 2000, 3e, World of Greyhawk Boxed Set: Glossography, Gary Gygax, 1983, 1e. 1st released with 1978 boxed set. GH, Comp. These adventures had to be played within the borders of the corresponding real world Metaregion and dealt with events set within that portion of the World of Greyhawk corresponding to the Metaregion. Because these regions did not belong to a real world area, they could be played by players living anywhere in the real world. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. This module can be played alone, as the second part of a series of three modules (with DESCENT INTO THE DEPTHS OF THE EARTH, D1, and VAULT OF THE DROW, D3), or as the fourth part of a continuing scenario (DUNGEON MODULES G1, G2, G3, D1, D2, D3, and Q1, QUEEN OF THE DEMONWEB PITS). These adventures counted as Core adventures, although they had not been published by the Circle. It was later made into a chain with T1-T4, GDQ1-7. LIVING GREYHAWK – EKBIR – Biblio_Modules Stuff that was easy for the beginners, without difficult fights relying on equipment that a starting character would not have, and so forth. Retro, GH. Living Greyhawk also called "LG") was a massively shared living campaign administered by the RPGA which ran from 2000 to 2008. Darlene Pekul's maps from the 1980 Greyhawk Folioremain the defacto standard for all Greyhawk maps. However, any time the player used that character to play Ekbir adventures in France, it cost the Sunndi character double the number of Time Units, since the character was effectively playing out of region. TUs can be spent for other out-of-adventure reasons, such as crafting an item or being a member of an orde… Gen, optionally GH. Step 3 – Race Copy your character's race to the character sheet. The campaign was overseen by the Circle, a group of six RPGA staff. You'll never regret it. Prior to the S1-S4 compilation 'Realms of horrors, unconnected modules, some of which may have been intended for other series. an Adventure Record (AR) for each adventure played by the character, which tracked accumulated gold pieces, experience points and Time Units spent, as well as access to magic items and spells, and any favours or curses gained during the adventure; a Master Item Logsheet (MIL), which described when each special or magical item had been bought or created by the character. Buy a copy on eBay and laminate them. The Suel had been migrating to this area for centuries before the Twin Cataclysms. Designed to follow on from the T1-T4, A1-A4 series. LIVING GREYHAWK MODULES PDF. This provided a level of storyline that fell between the strictly local interests of regional adventures and the continent-wide story arcs of "core" adventures. No True modules, but 6 adventure hooks. Included in 'Against the Slave Lords'. In return, the real-world location was the only place where one could play adventures belonging to that region. However, if that player travelled to France or Benelux, the player could play Ekbir or Sunndi adventures respectively.[5]. The module series follows adventure dismantling the Titular slave lords along the wild coast. At the end of 2001, campaign administrators changed the treasure rewards from a certificate-based system (a special item discovered during the adventure was given to one of the players as a certificate or "cert") to an equal-access system in which a special item could be purchased at the end of the adventure by any player. Alas, it also meant that if the player couldn't travel, the player character couldn't experience the fruits of that work. This, and a rule change that forthwith forbade crafters of magic items from selling items to other players, caused some protest from players. Aseries: Aerie of the Slave Lords. There was also the problem of certain character classes and items that could unbalance the campaign by providing one character with too much power. This included the Free City of Greyhawk, the Amedio Jungle and the Northern Wastes, among others . S4: Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth was thought to be originally intended for a WG code, as was parts of the T series. Generally, … Generally, Living Greyhawk modules were password-protected. The module series follows adventure dismantling the Titular slave lords along the wild coast. Adopted, Tourny. The first 2 of 6 are set in Greyhawk, based on tournament modules. A series based on tournament modules, except for A0, which is a module written far later to act as an introductory module to the series. CY 591 Modules (2001) Edit Living Greyhawk Campaign Sourcebook: “Core Adventures are RPGA Living Greyhawk scenarios that take place in the nonregional areas of the game world: . This interactivity was what inspired the word "Living" in the title of this type of shared campaign. This is a subcategory of the general category for Dungeons & Dragons modules. grodog Castle Greyhawk site; TSR modules EX1 and EX2 (which were developed from the "Alice in Wonderland" sublevel) Pied Piper Publishing, which has release some of the original sublevels (e.g. L3 of the series was delayed, and L4 and L5 were never officially published, but were posted onto Dragonsfoot by Lenard Lakofka. This module unlike any others made for Greyhawk is both extremely dangerous and potentially world changing. Step 4 – Class The removal of the old builder book material from the If you also want the Adventure Record files, e … E5-137 and F5-138 Sea Princes, Hool River Lake. Code MINI: Shorter modules. While 1 TU was ostensibly equal to one week of game time, in fact this was simply an arbitrary number designed to limit how many adventures one character could play in a calendar year, and therefore restrict how much wealth and power a single character could accumulate in a single year. (, Wizards of the Coast's Official Living Greyhawk site, https://web.archive.org/web/20090603045017/https://www.wizards.com/rpga/downloads/LGCS_597_v7-5.zip, http://www.wizards.com/default.aspx=lg/region/regionsystem, https://greyhawkonline.com/greyhawkwiki/index.php?title=Living_Greyhawk&oldid=48294, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike, Start of campaign until 2003: South Africa, Living Greyhawk, Living Onnwal Gazetteer, D&D 3.5e. The Living Years. The final adventures of the Living Greyhawk campaign premiered at the Origins convention in June 2008, and play ended on December 31, 2008. Many modules have been written for 1st Edition AD&D after 1989, and the introduction of other editions. Only produced in the first two years of the campaign, these adventures were published by the Circle and sent to each regional Triad, which could then modify aspects of the adventure to fit the story arc and characteristics of their region. Part of the T1-4, A1-4, GDQ1-7 series. 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