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	Greyhawk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Greyhawk is a campaign setting for the Dungeons and Dragons role-playing game.
		Certain elements of Greyhawk's geography are fantastic in nature, such as the Sea of Dust and the Land of Black Ice.
		At the center of this game world, the Free City of Greyhawk is a free city of the Flanaess, originally under the domination of the Great Kingdom of Aerdy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Greyhawk (2598 words)

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		Wars is a 2-6 player game of warfare between various nations set in a world called Flannaess.
		The background for the campaign game is a general war between three players representing the "evil" forces and two or three players representing the "good" forces.
		I was able to explain the game in under 30 minutes, but it took over five hours to play 4 turns because of the number of things each player was doing.
	grognard.com /reviews/greyhawk.txt (836 words)

	Computer role-playing game - Facts, Information, and Encyclopedia Reference article
		These games are often more colorful and brighter than their western counterparts, and include the Japanese inclination to use a very loose fantasy world, not always strongly based on actual folklore or medieval times (perhaps because of a lack of familiarity thereof), but with arguably more influence from Japanese comics (manga) and cartoons (anime).
		These games are often darker, almost horror-like in design and art, and the characters featuring in these games are rendered or drawn in a more realistic way according to western styles, with armor, weapons, and so on being drawn based on actual counterparts in the Middle Ages.
		While female characters in fighting games and certain other types are notorious for being faster than the males but less powerful, women in RPGs regularly have the potential to become just as capable at offense as their counterparts.
	www.startsurfing.com /encyclopedia/c/o/m/Computer_role-playing_game.html (2870 words)

	EN World - Morrus' D&D / d20 News & Reviews Site - History of Greyhawk post? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Greyhawk fandom generally looks down on these three adventures not because they are bad, but simply because they clearly have nothing to do with Greyhawk, and seemed to have been released only to fill spots on a release schedule.
		Greyhawk was to take players "back to the dungeon," with ads for the revised setting openly mocking current settings ("What the Hell is a Baatezu?") and hearkening back to an age of breaking down doors and stealing treasure.
		Greyhawk was a background detail--a map with a few familiar names and very sketchy detail on politics, rulers, and individual nations.
	www.enworld.org /showthread.php?t=49238 (2007 words)

	The Greyhawk Wars (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The defining event in the recent history of the continent of Oerik was the series of conflicts known collectively as the Greyhawk Wars.
		In the last years before the war, reports reached the southern Flanaess that red-hooded mystics were enslaving and martialing vast savage empires in Hepmonaland.
		War was imminent between the barbarians and Stonefist.
	elvis.rowan.edu /~klassen/gaming/Greyhawk/history/GHWars.htm (15565 words)

	Greyhawk Adventures
		At our October 19 meeting I talked four guys into playing Greyhawk Adventures: Wars, and it was agreed that this was a good wargame.
		In fact, I'd even say it was as much a conflict simulation as Blocks of War, for instance.
		While discussing the game, somebody mentioned that since the game was basically so simple, it might be fun to attempt to re-write the rules and bring them to the next meeting.
	home.earthlink.net /~cratex/GamingInterest/MyReviews/greyhawk_adventures.htm (921 words)

	Free City of Greyhawk - AJS.COM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Free City of Greyhawk is a city-state, and one of the largest cities of the Flanaess.
		At its center is the enigmatic Castle Greyhawk, in whose dungeons the fate of countless adventurers have been determined.
		Before the so-called Greyhawk Wars, the Free City of Greyhawk was well enough known, but was certainly not seen as a major power on the Flanaess.
	www.ajs.com /ajswiki/Free_City_of_Greyhawk (172 words)

	The RPG Times - A creative look at roleplaying (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		A well-run game is one where the GM is able to run things smoothly and in a manner that is suitable to the players.
		Not only does the number of players help the game itself, but when players know the game will go on with or without them, they try harder to attend; events that would cause them to miss the game in a small group somehow get rescheduled in a large group.
		I don't regret the way the game ended; I feel I was on the high ground, and if they feel that showing common courtesy was too much to ask, then I probably am better off not playing with them.
	www.rpgtimes.net /rpgtimes/article.php?article_id=294&origin=archive (1118 words)

	RPG Vault: Greyhawk: The Temple of Elemental Evil Interview, Part 1
		The Greyhawk campaign has a nice big feel to it, and while it has powerful magic and artifacts, it doesn't feel quite as magic-rich as the Forgotten Realms or Planescape.
		The history of Greyhawk is rich and varied, and the world itself goes through quite a bit of change over time.
		Our game is set just before the Greyhawk Wars begin, which really change a lot of the politics of the campaign.
	rpgvault.ign.com /articles/385/385133p1.html (761 words)

	RPG Vault: Greyhawk: The Temple of Elemental Evil Q&A #1
		Now, it's serving as the backdrop for Greyhawk: The Temple of Elemental Evil, an RPG in progress at the offices of California-based Troika Games and targeted for release later this year.
		The Greyhawk Wars involved demi-gods and changed the political layout of the world.
		Our game reflects this as we have followers who may desert you in your time of need, leaving at times for purely personal reasons or at others simply because they want to be on the winning side and you are losing.
	rpgvault.ign.com /articles/392/392152p1.html (879 words)

	From the Ashes (Dungeons & Dragons) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		From the Ashes is a Dungeons and Dragons gaming accessory for the game's World of Greyhawk campaign setting.
		The accessory was the first major update of the entire campaign setting to be published after the first boxed set The World of Greyhawk was released in 1983.
		From the Ashes focuses on the situation on the Flanaess in the immediate aftermath of the Greyhawk Wars.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/From_the_Ashes_(Dungeons_&_Dragons) (211 words)

	Sorcerer's Place - Greyhawk: The Temple of Elemental Evil Interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Unlike most other DandD settings, the Greyhawk world is very dynamic, with these political alliances shifting constantly and, with the Greyhawk Wars, changing dramatically.
		On subsequent games, and especially with different party alignments, I expect people will experiment more and discover that they don't always have to go the same way through the game.
		We are using an existing game engine (from Arcanum) with a lot of modifications, especially to the graphics engine on top of it.
	www.sorcerers.net /Main/Articles/toee_interview.php (1240 words)

	Wizards Community - Greyhawk Boards FAQ Ver. 1.0
		The World of Greyhawk is named after the setting’s namesake location, The Free City of Greyhawk, which lies in the center of the Flanaess.
		Generally, private games played in Greyhawk are much more customized and their results do not influence the setting in an official capacity.
		GHW — Greyhawk Wars, referring to the event of the armed conflict in the Flanaess or the 1991 boxed set detailing with the same.
	boards1.wizards.com /showthread.php?t=286663 (2268 words)

	d20 World of Greyhawk Board @ www.ezboard.com
		This metropolis is the captial of Nyrond, a kingdom that is struggling to recover in the aftermath of the Greyhawk Wars.
		Tenh was almost destroyed in the Greyhawk wars but Duke Ehyeh III attempts to reclaim his homeland with meager assistance from Urnst.
		The twelve months of the Greyhawk calendar are detailed in order from Fireseek (January) to Suns’ebb (December) along with with the four week-long holidays that center around the solstice and equinox celebrations.
	p197.ezboard.com /bd20worldofgreyhawk (4071 words)

	Greyhawk
		DandD, Dungeons and Dragons, Greyhawk, and the DandD and Greyhawk logos are full copyrighted property of Wizards Of The Coast, Inc. ©2000.
		The information on the Greyhawk pages is also copyrighted ©2000-3 property of Wizards Of The Coast, Inc. This website is in no way a challenge to those property rights.
		Greyhawk is the official setting of the 3rd Edition game, and the world in which our adventures take place.
	www.sonic.net /~hezleigh/d&d/greyhawk.htm (118 words)

	Greyhawk Lords (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Greynet comprises Greyhawk Lords, the Western Greyhawk Project, and the Viscounty of Verbobonc modules.
		Greyhawk is a world rich in flavor and diversity.
		It is the common year 586, after the Greyhawk Wars.
	greyhawklords.com (547 words)

	The Greyhawk Chronicles
		The Greyhawk setting was the first campaign setting created for the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons game.
		The land of the Greyhawk setting is called the Flanaess (fla-NESS), an eastern peninsula on a vast continent called Oerik (OH-rik), on a world known as Oerth.
		A widespread conflict called the Greyhawk Wars greatly damaged the fabric of life here a handful of years ago.
	greyhawk.rpgplanet.gamespy.com /world.html (1026 words)

	Neverwinter Nights: New, overwhelmed, but anxious!
		For example the regular game might not have a creture you want to use, but someone has created that creature and put it up on the vault for donwload.
		The SP game itself is "yeah whatever" but the rest is indeed overwhelming.
		The game was inspired, no computer problems, I was able to DM on the fly like I love doing.
	nwn.bioware.com /forums/viewtopic.html?forum=58&topic=335102 (1795 words)

	Greyhawk - Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D) - Krakow RPGs
		Greyhawk Ruins is a complete guide to the most famous dungeon in the WORLD OF GREYHAWK campaign setting.
		"Assaults on the City of Greyhawk by a vengeful cleric of Iuz have terrified citizens and caused an exodus of residents.
		If this cleric is allowed to continue her evil plans, Greyhawk will become little more than a ghost town, ripe for the picking by the evil cleric's followers.
	www.waynesbooks.com /GreyhawkModulesLaterSeries.html (3214 words)

	Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Archive: Greyhawk: Rary the Traitor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Once considered a quiet, peaceful man with few ambitions, the great mage instead was corrupted to the ways of evil, and in the process slew two of the wisest and most powerful wizards of the Flanaess.
		Thus begins this supplement for the GREYHAWK campaign setting, the first since the world-shattering GREYHAWK Wars boxed game.
		It is not necessary to have played the GREYHAWK Wars boxed game in order to use this material.
	home.flash.net /~brenfrow/gh/gh-wgr3.htm (236 words)

	The CORE Greyhawk Campaign @ www.ezboard.com
		Though it suffered great losses in the Greyhawk Wars and the Great Northern Crusade, and stands to lose even more in the newly declared eternal war against Iuz, Furyondy still boasts one of the most impressive standing armies in all the Flanaess.
		Greyhawk is run by an oligarchy with representation from the local Guilds, Magic Academies, and Military Organizations.
		Situated on the coast of the Relmor Bay, Mithat is the second largest city in the kingdom, and the main shipbuilding and maritime trading center, of all the cities of Nyrond Mithat was affected the least by the war, its 50,000 plus inhabitants and thriving economy makes it a very exciting city to visit.
	p197.ezboard.com /bflanaess (2525 words)

	BioWare - Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Anyone read this interview on Gamespot?
		I realize none of the BG style games had that, but they were considerably longer, had apparently different style of gameplay, and weren't built upon the NWN engine.
		There aren't more SW games, but it looks like there'll be more great ones this time around...
		Example in BG you couldnt have finished the game at level one no matter how good you were.
	swforums.bioware.com /viewtopic.html?forum=91&topic=17063 (1357 words)

	An Introduction to Living Greyhawk
		Greyhawk is a world designed for the Dungeons and Dragons role-playing game.
		It might be exploring a dangerous cavern, carrying a message from the king to his nobles, or stopping some monster that is terrorizing the common folk.
		With the Greyhawk Wars over, Nyrond finds itself in the midst of crushing poverty, with huge debts owed to its neighbors who were further from the battles.
	www.onyxgate.com /turbine/page/introduction.html (1309 words)

	Ars Magica in Greyhawk
		The campaign is set just after the Greyhawk Wars, in the time detailed in the From the Ashes sourcebooks.
		The first, and most obvious, is the presence of humanoid and demi-human races in Greyhawk, many of which were commonly used as player character races in that game.
		Some gods in the land of Greyhawk are really little more than demons, and Ars Magica treats the worship of demons quite differently from the worship of gods.
	www.glendale.org.uk /arsmagica/greyhawk (979 words)

	PBeM Game MAIN
		Our game began in The Hanged Man Inn in the City of Greyhawk.
		This differs wildly from tabletop games where you have to try and pretend you don't know that Bob the fighter got eaten by an Otyugh in the next room when he went to scout ahead.
		This game will be high in role-playing, and low in "roll" playing.
	users.accesscomm.ca /arcturus/PBeM (723 words)

	BioWare - Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Gameplay
		To start, the game will have real-time combat, where the rules system determines your character's unique ability to succeed in the fight.
		During intense battles when you need time to think about strategy, you'll be able to pause the game to switch characters and choose targets, etc. In general though, the combat is intended to be real-time, rules based, and very exciting visually.
		Casual players that just want to play a cool Star Wars game should find the interface fun and intuitive, whereas experienced RPG players will be able to control a deeper level of control and customization.
	swforums.bioware.com /viewtopic.html?forum=90&topic=16823 (1415 words)

	Amazon.ca: Greyhawk: the Adventure Begins: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Is is good that Greyhawk has once again become the home of the Dungeons and Dragons game.
		Compared to the original Greyhawk boxed set, or even the City of Greyhawk boxed set, this new "return" of Greyhawk is pathetic.
		TSR killed Greyhawk several years ago, and it seems they are intent on killing it by default again by not releasing quality materials.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0786912499 (748 words)

	Highport - AJS.COM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Highport is a city on the northern coast of the Pomarj along the Woolly Bay.
		Even with devestation still showing in most of the city from the time of the Greyhawk Wars, the city does a brisk trade in the fl market between the Free City of Greyhawk, Nyrond and other points east.
		There is even a carefully indirect trade with the actively hostile Ulek States; such is the power of the fl market.
	www.ajs.com /ajswiki/Highport (326 words)

	Greyhawk Adventures WebRing
		The various and sundry literary efforts of our two Greyhawk adventuring parties, along with a smattering of tools, resources, and custom prestige classes.
		Information and notes on the Greyhawk setting, including a list of Greyhawk products, an index of Greyhawk articles in Dragon Magazine, and my own versions of the Gods of Greyhawk.
		Living Greyhawk is the largest shared world campaign in the world.
	c.webring.com /hub?ring=greyhawk&hub (911 words)

	Wizards Community - Cities in Greyhawk
		While we would very much like to keep traffic coming to these forums—it actually helps with the troubleshooting process—the work being done over the weekend means that it will be a “bumpy ride” for those posting here during that time.
		Even if it's just the city of Greyhawk itself it would be a start.
		By realm of Greyhawk, you mean the Domain of Greyhawk (ie the lands ruled by the Directing Oligarchy of Greyhawk City), I assume.
	boards1.wizards.com /showthread.php?t=470945 (705 words)

	Neverwinter Nights: NWN Revelations is looking for some players who enjoy the Greyhawk Setting.
		In a world beset by games granting you "stuff" you can do little with once you move on, come join a world where you will take away memories, like the DandD sessions of old, where you said "That was a great game..." and you still remember that character to this day.
		The spirit of the Border nations was renewed in 586 CY, when Belvor declared a Great Northern Crusade to reclaim that which was rightfully ours—the northern lands that Iuz had occupied since the Greyhawk Wars.
		The armies pushed north, its successes bolstered by Iuz's recently weakened armies (many of his fiend generals were banished by the powerful Crook of Rao in Coldeven of that same year), and by 591 CY they had reclaimed virtually all of the Border lands lost during the Greyhawk Wars.
	nwn.bioware.com /forums/viewtopic.html?topic=462612&forum=44 (1408 words)

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