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#1 zombiegleemax Jun 17, 2004 14:03:43	I am currently running a 1st Edition Greyhawk campaign and am interested in sending the PC's to an underwater city setting. Can anyone recall any modules that might fit? Looking for Atlantis, or maybe Istar/Blood Sea from Dragonlance... Thanks! gibby701
#2 Darth_Kjeran Jun 17, 2004 19:59:17	Chello! The closest thing that comes to mind is U3 The Final Enemy, and it's set in a Lizardman stronghold that has been captured by Sahaugin.... Tony
#3 cwslyclgh Jun 17, 2004 22:26:42	try Quagmire (one of the x series, it is set on mystara, and is a BECMI D&D module, but shouldn't be too dificult to convert).
#4 Mortepierre Jun 18, 2004 1:25:16	DL12 Dragons of Faith qualifies .. but it's very specific to the setting
#5 lincoln_hills Jun 18, 2004 14:44:33	Not sure if you're looking for an underwater "dungeon", or an underwater "city base". Either way, I had a fun thought. We've all heard of apparati of Kwalish, and I'm pretty sure we've all just ASSUMED that Kwalish is a long-ago wizard (possibly cleric) with an interest in mechanical devices and underwater exploration... but what if Kwalish is a PLACE? Plenty of clockwork, pressure domes and giant bellows... ("Oh, those? We drag air in from a tunnel that runs to the Underdark.")
#6 zombiegleemax Jun 18, 2004 15:09:16	I am thinking of using the Istar map from Dragons of Faith and incorporating War Rafts of Kron with the Sea People D&D module...but now I definately have to use Kwalish as at least a portion/faction of my hodgepodge underwater realm! Great recommendations and ideas! Thanks much... MM
#7 Mortepierre Jun 18, 2004 16:12:46	Originally posted by Lincoln Hills NWe've all heard of apparati of Kwalish, and I'm pretty sure we've all just ASSUMED that Kwalish is a long-ago wizard (possibly cleric) with an interest in mechanical devices and underwater exploration... but what if Kwalish is a PLACE? Actually, that question was solved in the LGJ, issue #5, p.17. We learn that Kwalish was an "inventor" (whether a cleric or wizard, no indication). His workshop is known as the "Arm of Kwalish", an inaccessible rock pillar several hundred yards from Zeif's coast. The article does mention that he designed the "Dome of the Reef" for the Sidi of the Sea (ruler of the local mermen). So, it appears he did have a hand in an underwater city ;)
#8 Aeolius Jun 24, 2004 10:11:57	You might want to look through Greyhawk Adventures for information regarding Turucambi and the Sinking Isle, or the '83 Glossography for the Jungle of Lost Ships. Granted, there's always my personal favorite (see the link in my Signature, below).
#9 zombiegleemax Jun 26, 2004 14:15:49	The Saltmarsh series is great if you want underwater adventure in 1st edition!