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 Topic: Have you gamed in Western Oerth ? |
Iam_Who_Iam
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 Forum: Beyond the Flanaess Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2018 11:14 pm Subject: Have you gamed in Western Oerth ? |
| I voted no, but interested. When I get back to running a Greyhawk campaign, I'll be running it with the GH Folio & Gary's Dragon articles describing the Gods (from before they were split into sepa ... |
| Topic: 5E Greyhawk god list |
Iam_Who_Iam
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Forum: World of Greyhawk Discussion Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2014 10:30 am Subject: 5E Greyhawk god list |
Thanks Rasgon,
You cleared up a lot & I'll likely use your post as the basis of how I'll portray the Baklunish pantheon. I'm still not sure on Al'Akbar, if I do include him he may become the pa ... |
| Topic: 5E Greyhawk god list |
Iam_Who_Iam
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Forum: World of Greyhawk Discussion Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2014 2:38 pm Subject: 5E Greyhawk god list |
| Well that was the 1e DMG & It's been years since I've own a 1e DMG. So I didn't know of the reference in the DMG, but since he wasn't included in the 1e Greyhawk setting guides I don't consider hi ... |
| Topic: 5E Greyhawk god list |
Iam_Who_Iam
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Forum: World of Greyhawk Discussion Posted: Wed Sep 24, 2014 10:51 am Subject: 5E Greyhawk god list |
| He was canon since 2e & fairly main deity in Baklunish lands, where as Istus, Geshtai, Xan Yae & Zuoken (the only male Baklunish in the pantheon prior to Al-Akbar being introduced) have been p ... |
| Topic: 5E Greyhawk god list |
Iam_Who_Iam
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Forum: World of Greyhawk Discussion Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2014 1:00 pm Subject: 5E Greyhawk god list |
| Looks like the got rid of Al'Akbar which is a good thing in my book. |
| Topic: Are there amazons in the Flanaess? |
Iam_Who_Iam
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Forum: World of Greyhawk Discussion Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2014 12:56 pm Subject: Are there amazons in the Flanaess? |
| Not sure if its too late to chime in but the Tigar Nomads have such an amazonian culture. Yet they are barbaric & Baklunish, so the worship of Kord in unlikely, as they seem to worship old cults. |
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