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Dark Ashaman 01-25-05, 10:12 PM	What are some good published modules for a party of Drow? Or any info to start a campaign for a group of PC Drows? Thank you.
BrianCritchley 01-25-05, 11:19 PM	campaign of drow? first thing to do is make sure there's someone even TOUGHER then they are forcing em to work together.
Dark Ashaman 01-26-05, 01:23 AM	Of course But back to the original question...
Draco Strang 01-26-05, 02:03 AM	Well, City of the Spider queen isn't too bad, however you'll have to get creative as to the reason they get into the quest, because it's designed for surface dwellers that Randal Morn of Daggerdale commissions to check it out, and they just get pulled into something huge all of a sudden. Instead of the beginning encounter, you could design something for the drow that belong to another city, or even make them surface drow (of Ellistrae or maybe House Auzkovyn) that are sent to investigate. Be forewearned, it is a TOUGH campaign. Also, it's in 3.0, so you'd have to do a few conversions for the monsters, but there is a thread here all about that, already doing a good job of it for you. That's the best one I can think of offhand.
warlockco 01-26-05, 06:38 AM	What are some good published modules for a party of Drow? Or any info to start a campaign for a group of PC Drows? Thank you. The way I did my Drow Campaign, was have everyone be from the Same House. Ranked down in the Teens/Twenties (can't recall which for sure) that had very strong merchantile interests. Everyone was a minor noble (i.e. Grandchildren or lower of the Matron). From there I let the player's decide the pecking order. Surprisingly (NOT!) everyone was a Female: 1 Rogue (LE), 1 Cleric (CE), 1 Ranger/Rogue (CN), 1 Fighter (CE), 1 NPC (Cleric/Ranger/Variant Paladin, CE); the party deferred to the Cleric as the leader, and the Cleric kept trying to defer to the NPC (because the NPC was older by a few years, Cleric and NPC were Grandkids, while everyone else was Great Grandkids). They were under orders not to weaken the house with due cause (i.e. player-killing would be punished, unless it was justified, like someone becoming a burden to the House). I started the group off with doing patrons, escort duty, and some investigation (i.e. House Merchants found something interesting, PCs sent out to investigate). As to Adventures, some Adventures can be readily adapted, especially ones that deal with mines, or underground ruins (dwarven and the like).
Ramar Aulinvox 01-26-05, 10:23 PM	Another possibility is to make them commoners that are "slaves/servants" of a house. you could have the house attacked, then let them live and get passed on as spoils to the new house. later, have a priest of vhearun approach them in the possibility of converting...throw in plot twists from the war the spider queen series, city of the spider queen adventure, or come to the serface after being discovered.
Corellon 01-27-05, 09:01 AM	The way I did my Drow Campaign, was have everyone be from the Same House. Ranked down in the Teens/Twenties (can't recall which for sure) that had very strong merchantile interests. Everyone was a minor noble (i.e. Grandchildren or lower of the Matron). From there I let the player's decide the pecking order. Surprisingly (NOT!) everyone was a Female: 1 Rogue (LE), 1 Cleric (CE), 1 Ranger/Rogue (CN), 1 Fighter (CE), 1 NPC (Cleric/Ranger/Variant Paladin, CE); the party deferred to the Cleric as the leader, and the Cleric kept trying to defer to the NPC (because the NPC was older by a few years, Cleric and NPC were Grandkids, while everyone else was Great Grandkids). They were under orders not to weaken the house with due cause (i.e. player-killing would be punished, unless it was justified, like someone becoming a burden to the House). I started the group off with doing patrons, escort duty, and some investigation (i.e. House Merchants found something interesting, PCs sent out to investigate). As to Adventures, some Adventures can be readily adapted, especially ones that deal with mines, or underground ruins (dwarven and the like). i m agree... i use same things in my drow compaign there is house wars, betrayals, secret agreements, passion for high ranking.. like he said do not use females and their house must be 8-20. rank of the city
Grepp the Mighty 01-27-05, 05:58 PM	"Drow society is like a boil festering in the bowels of faerun!"