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Wed Sep 22, 2010 9:22 am Paizo's Legacy of Fire

In Paizo's introduction to the Legacy Of Fire adventure path, it is noted that it was originally intended to follow up Savage Tide in Greyhawk (though they dont mention Greyhawk). With this in mind I have started a new campaign using these modules in Oerth. I have placed it where the Tusman Hills abut the northern extent of the Barrier Peaks. All of the Geography seems to work very well, and the storyline is very copacetic. The players are to try to reclaim a city lost to gnolls out of the mountains to the north, which will allow a freer flow of trade. All in all the first few sessions have gone very well; integration was almost effortless, and the players (all longtime GH players) are not even aware that it wasn't originally for the setting. Has anyone else tried to use these adventure paths in GH? If you have used this one in particular, how does it mesh over time with the GH setting?

Thanks,

Thu Sep 23, 2010 12:30 am

I ran the first one set in a heavily modified Hepmonaland. I had a post-GH wars conflict in the Tilvanot which was basically Greyhawk Vietnam, and the PC's were stormwracked castaways lost in a foreign land.

I took a lot of liberties with the culture presented in the module, and I made a big deal out of the little "Eurocentricisms" the PC's had by comparison, such as the knowledge of working steel, etc.

One of my players had a meltdown, however, and we ditched the campaign.