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Favorite Greyhawk Plot:
| Recover or Assemble the lost Artifact. |    9.25% (21) | | Stop the plot of the Demon so-and-so. | 12.33% (28) | | Pound the evil Wizard (or Lich). | 5.73% (13) | | Rescue Op. Save the princess/prince! | 0.88% (2) | | Explore the Lost Ruins (for fun and/or profit). | 36.12% (82) | | There be Dragons, to kill. | 3.52% (8) | | Cityscape! Adventure/Politics of the paved dungeon | 14.10% (32) | | Oops. That was a portal to an Otherworld. | 11.45% (26) | | Hack-n-slash (who needs a stinking plot?) | 6.61% (15) |
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Re: Favorite Greyhawk Plot: (Score: 1)
by Scottenkainen on Thu, November 29, 2001
(User Info | Send a Message) | | This was a tough one...my vote almost went to cityscape/political adventures, but it just feels good getting back to an explore the ruins-type adventure every once in awhile. Like going home again... |
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Re: Favorite Greyhawk Plot: (Score: 1)
by Man-of-the-Cranes on Thu, November 29, 2001
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.ManoftheCranes.com | Well I did have to give my vote to the cityscape/political drama. Hands down the best adventure from any system I have ever played or DM'd was White Dwarfs: Power Behind the Throne, for their warhammer system. And it is very easily transplanted into almost any GH city of a suitable size - Chendl would probably work the best though.
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Re: Favorite Greyhawk Plot: (Score: 1)
by Aeolius on Sat, December 01, 2001
(User Info | Send a Message) http://www.squidieval.com | Actually, I like the ones where, when exploring the lost ruins, in the hopes of saving the princess, you unearth the evil plots of demons. While recovering (and them assembling) a lost Artifact in the ruins, you have the obligatory hack-n-slash, as you pound the evil Lich Wizard. Afterwards, you kill the wizard's master, a dragon who guarded a portal to a faraway city.
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