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#1 grodog Oct 26, 2003 23:46:28	Over in another thread, Aeolius said: I do in fact have a Shellship (borrowing a bit from Farscape), which is in essence a giant Spelljamming oyster. The ship is a living being that requires special food and lighting. Its "captain", referred to as the Pearl, needs to qualify for a special PrC, a variant Marinelord known as the Mollusklord. While the PCs have seen the Shellship, no one qualifies for the Mollusklord PrC and the issue of Spelljamming has not been raised. I'll keep that information on the back burner, for a later date.
#2 Aeolius Oct 27, 2003 9:14:36	Originally posted by grodog Generally, do folks use Greyspace and Spelljammers in their GH games? As Nigel Fidley's "Ecology of the Greenhag" article in DRAGON kindled my fascination with hags, I picked up Greyspace when I saw his name on the cover. Most will concede that Oerth has derelict otherworldly vessels and structures scattered all over it. Barrier Peaks comes to mind, of course. ...what else did you do with Dyson Luna---what's on the inside? Actually, it was Celene that I chose to expand, by superimposing details from one of the Setting Search entries I devised. Inside of the hollow sphere is a vast ocean (go figure) whose inhabitants are perpetually reincarnated and where magic is held in check by hags. ...your description above vaguely reminded me of some of the elements from Michael Moorcock's Blood: A Southern Fantasy novel...Was that intentional on your part? Serendipitous happenstance ;)
#3 zombiegleemax Oct 28, 2003 8:59:43	My campaign uses Spelljamming.