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| samusaran0308-18-05, 12:52 PM | Hello all, I am rather fascinated by the Undermountain adventure, and I want to add Undermountain to my current campaign. However, I want to try to be as legit as possible, and give my players the true Undermountain experience. I have been doing a lot of research digging up some of the old Undermountain products, and some of them I was able to aquire from the WOTC product archive (thanks guys!). And, with the new Return to Undermountain contest, and a recent article about traps in Undermountain, I was just wondering if there was the possibility that there may be a new Undermountain product in the future? If this question could be answered, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, samusaran03 |
| Kuje3108-18-05, 12:59 PM | Not that we've heard and I doubt it since WOTC is updating it on the web. :) |
| samusaran0308-18-05, 01:30 PM | If that is the case, then my question is: will they update the whole adventure? From what my research indicates, six levels is quite a bit of drawing! Hope they like drawing :P |
| Berzerker_prime08-18-05, 02:02 PM | Undermountain... Undermountain... We cannot get out! Drums in the deep! We cannot get out! They are coming! :ghosted: Berz. |
| Kuje3108-18-05, 02:11 PM | If that is the case, then my question is: will they update the whole adventure? From what my research indicates, six levels is quite a bit of drawing! Hope they like drawing :P I doubt they'll update all of Undermountain. Hells, even some of the rooms they did update on the web were never detailed in the original box sets and modules. |
| Yom Beekus08-22-05, 02:41 PM | Only 6 levels?????? I thought there were at least 12. Not to mention, sub-levels and whatnot. Is this something new? Did WotC change the format of Undermountain when I wasn't paying attention? *Note to self: Must pay better attention* |
| ericlboyd08-22-05, 03:47 PM | The original boxed set had 9 major levels and 14 sub-levels, IIRC. (The number is in City of Splendors: Watedeep.) I went through all the existing lore, and figured out that most of those levels or sub-levels had been named and/or given a bit of info in some source or the other. A complete roster is now available in CoS:W. I also did a write-up of Vanrakdoom, one of the sub-levels, for Champions of Ruin. --Eric |
| samusaran0308-23-05, 02:00 PM | wow! I MUST GET THAT BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
| Yom Beekus08-23-05, 03:11 PM | Phew....thanks Eric...for a minute there I thought I would have a panic attack. Good to see that I didn't miss anything. I loved my time in Undermountain. Can't wait to go back! btw....Champions of Ruin was an excellent read. |
| Mitchell08-23-05, 10:36 PM | Anything's possible. With the release of the Shackled City adventure (or whatever it's called, but I think that's right), maybe they will release it in the future as an oversized, pricey, hardcover module. Not that I expect it, but it is possible. |
| Junon Ghostblade08-27-05, 12:14 PM | The original boxed set had 9 major levels and 14 sub-levels, IIRC. (The number is in City of Splendors: Watedeep.) I went through all the existing lore, and figured out that most of those levels or sub-levels had been named and/or given a bit of info in some source or the other. A complete roster is now available in CoS:W. I also did a write-up of Vanrakdoom, one of the sub-levels, for Champions of Ruin. --Eric Please tell WotC to redo Undermountain. Or at the very least can we get the web stuff collected together in one download, I have not been able to find it all. |
| Kuje3108-27-05, 01:30 PM | Please tell WotC to redo Undermountain. Or at the very least can we get the web stuff collected together in one download, I have not been able to find it all. All the links for the new series are in my WOTC FAQ of Links in the FR FAQ's section of the boards. |