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According to WGR7 Ivid the Undying, The priests of Zilchus *were* tax collectors, at least within the lands of Aerdy:

"Priests of Zilchus are left as the only non-evil priesthood of real note. They ...

...wouldn’t they use the founding of their kingdom as year 1 or continue with the old Suel dating system?

Maybe the Suel and Oeridian Houses that formed Keoland spent a few centuries arguing over w ...

What about a diplomatic district? Keoland's Imperial past means you've got Geoff, Sterich, the Yeomanry, Gran March, Bissel and the 3 Ulek States who would almost certainly maintain some form of embas ...

Kazgorva - Baklunish Undead (Mummy Lord) D12
Thrown out of his druid circle for his intolerance and took up residence in the Valley of the Csipros Erd.

Source: Dungeon Magazine #131, "The Hateful ...

There's plenty of jockeying for power within the Imperial Court (Xaene and Karoolck being just 2 of the players/former players).

Carl Sargent referenced this though in the WGR7 Ivid the Undying sta ...

IIRC The City of Greyhawk boxed set, and the Greyhawk City book in From the Ashes dealt with taxes - the Free City's miserly tax inspector, Glodreddi Bukanin(?) was apparently a genius at raising reve ...

I always liked the idea that the reason the Invulnerable Coat was this legendary artifact was that it was the first suit of chainmail ever made, and brought about a revolution in armour (and hence an ...

You've got the Dwarven Kingdom of the Iron Hills knocking about that area IIRC - led by the magnificently named King Holgi Hirsute.

I've always wondered how you can accurately reflect underground ...

I remember from The Scarlet Brotherhood sourcebook that the Touv of southern Hepmonaland weren't a seafaring people. Mr Reyonolds states that "The severe storms and dangerous waters around Hepmonaland ...

Both Iuz and Furyondy have surprisingly strong fleets on Whysil Lake.

Furyondy *did* control Whyestil Lake in naval terms prior to the Greyhawk Wars. When Iuz's forces seized Crockport and Grabfor ...

A thread for Mordenkainen's plots? It'll either be an encyclopedia in itself or else "Oops, I'm too clever for my own good and now I need to avoid the dozen or so apocalypses I've inadvertantly helped ...

IIRC from Sean K. Reynolds' Scarlet Brotherhood there is a fairly large bureaucracy dedicated to assessing citizens and determining their ideal mates - Office of Purity (my copy's 200 miles away ATM). ...

Thanks Vestcoat, I'd not really looked into any of the 4E stuff (kinda stopped paying attention when they released that Edition) - I'll have to have a nose around and see if I can find any of it. Chee ...

Cheers mate. I do have your book - got it a couple of years ago and a very enjoyable read it was too. I shall now go and dream dreams of madness, the Dark God and the end of all things Wink

Luz - I'd completely forgotten about the Night Below location - cheers for jogging my memory! I'll also go check out Dungeon #121

Prata - never come across Footprints before, so cheers for the sign ...

Ok, I guess the Chained God's been invading my dreams of late, as I've got a desire to write a scenario or two involving Big T's places of worship.

I've got The Forgotten Temple of Tharizdun, Retur ...

The Living Greyhawk Gazetteer has an interesting reference in its write up of the Plains of the Paynims (p.83-84). It mentions the Marid Shah of Lake Udrukankar giving a Jacinth (of Inestimable Beauty ...

Chapter 7 of the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (page 164 to be exact) states: "Finally, no god above demigod level may enter the Prime Material Plane of Oerth without the consensus of the majority of the ...

IIRC at least some of the barbarians in the Abbor Alz are Suel who became trapped in the hills during the Great Migration. "Ghazal" was an adventure in Dungeon Magazine #30 that dealt with Suel dervis ...

SirXaris, that is exactly what I was looking for. My thanks! And although they don't know it yet, my gaming group will thank you as well (assuming they survive). I've ordered BDKR1 from Amazon, now I ...

Hi all.

I'm about to run the Age of Worms AP with my gaming group (yeah, I know, ages after it was published!), and I'm wondering if there's any detailed info on the Principality of Redhand in the ...