Undermountain Modules [Archive] - Wizards Community

Undermountain Modules [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Achalon
07-13-04, 08:50 AM Hello, I was wondering if I had missed any of the modules containing direct or general information on Undermountain. Or any adventures in Magazines or Modules.

I am currently only aware of these:

The Ruins of Undermountain
The Ruins of Undermountain II
Madgoths Castle
The Lost Level
The Stardock and Crystal Maze Module (I can't remember the actual name of this one)

I've always been a fan of Undermountain and was just wondering what all I might have missed. I'm not concerned with edition (i.e. 2e, 3e, 3.5, etc...), I was just curious. I'm thinking of DMing the setting.
Faraer
07-13-04, 10:16 AM It's Undermountain: Stardock and it's a free download (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/downloads).

Also
"The Reports from Undermountain" (Dragon #227)
"If You Need Help – Ask the Drow!" (Dragon #176) [Eilistraee's Promenade]
Mark Anthony's Escape from Undermountain novel which I don't have

Sadly, My original Undermountain consists of 9 main levels, with 12 fully-developed sub-levels, and a few 'sidebars' (areas reached by teleport gates that could be anywhere underground).
...
I've a box full of fading pencil-scribbled pages about the grand old dungeon where it all started, but they'll probably never see print. For one thing, I'll never time to find them all, let alone decipher them and type them into a computer file...
Dargoth
07-13-04, 10:48 AM Originally posted by Faraer
It's Undermountain: Stardock and it's a free download (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/downloads).

Also
"The Reports from Undermountain" (Dragon #227)
"If You Need Help – Ask the Drow!" (Dragon #176) [Eilistraee's Promenade]
Mark Anthony's Escape from Undermountain novel which I don't have

Sadly,

Hey Faraer which issue has the extra level map for Undermountain? The map appears in the FR Atlas Cdrom
Dargoth
07-13-04, 10:55 AM Originally posted by Faraer
It's Undermountain: Stardock and it's a free download (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/downloads).

Also
"The Reports from Undermountain" (Dragon #227)
"If You Need Help – Ask the Drow!" (Dragon #176) [Eilistraee's Promenade]
Mark Anthony's Escape from Undermountain novel which I don't have

Sadly,

Hey Faraer which issue has the extra level map for Undermountain? The map appears in the FR Atlas Cdrom
Faraer
07-13-04, 11:37 AM The UMLevel05 map in the Interactive Atlas never appeared in print; the Atlas says it's an original map by Jay Cox.

Oh, and here's (http://oracle.wizards.com/scripts/wa.exe?A2=ind9910C&L=realms-l&P=R3227) Steven Schend on level four.
Achalon
07-13-04, 12:48 PM Thanks guys :)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Achalon 07-13-04, 08:50 AM	Hello, I was wondering if I had missed any of the modules containing direct or general information on Undermountain. Or any adventures in Magazines or Modules. I am currently only aware of these: The Ruins of Undermountain The Ruins of Undermountain II Madgoths Castle The Lost Level The Stardock and Crystal Maze Module (I can't remember the actual name of this one) I've always been a fan of Undermountain and was just wondering what all I might have missed. I'm not concerned with edition (i.e. 2e, 3e, 3.5, etc...), I was just curious. I'm thinking of DMing the setting.
Faraer 07-13-04, 10:16 AM	It's Undermountain: Stardock and it's a free download (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/downloads). Also "The Reports from Undermountain" (Dragon #227) "If You Need Help – Ask the Drow!" (Dragon #176) [Eilistraee's Promenade] Mark Anthony's Escape from Undermountain novel which I don't have Sadly, My original Undermountain consists of 9 main levels, with 12 fully-developed sub-levels, and a few 'sidebars' (areas reached by teleport gates that could be anywhere underground). ... I've a box full of fading pencil-scribbled pages about the grand old dungeon where it all started, but they'll probably never see print. For one thing, I'll never time to find them all, let alone decipher them and type them into a computer file...
Dargoth 07-13-04, 10:48 AM	Originally posted by Faraer It's Undermountain: Stardock and it's a free download (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/downloads). Also "The Reports from Undermountain" (Dragon #227) "If You Need Help – Ask the Drow!" (Dragon #176) [Eilistraee's Promenade] Mark Anthony's Escape from Undermountain novel which I don't have Sadly, Hey Faraer which issue has the extra level map for Undermountain? The map appears in the FR Atlas Cdrom
Dargoth 07-13-04, 10:55 AM	Originally posted by Faraer It's Undermountain: Stardock and it's a free download (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/downloads). Also "The Reports from Undermountain" (Dragon #227) "If You Need Help – Ask the Drow!" (Dragon #176) [Eilistraee's Promenade] Mark Anthony's Escape from Undermountain novel which I don't have Sadly, Hey Faraer which issue has the extra level map for Undermountain? The map appears in the FR Atlas Cdrom
Faraer 07-13-04, 11:37 AM	The UMLevel05 map in the Interactive Atlas never appeared in print; the Atlas says it's an original map by Jay Cox. Oh, and here's (http://oracle.wizards.com/scripts/wa.exe?A2=ind9910C&L=realms-l&P=R3227) Steven Schend on level four.
Achalon 07-13-04, 12:48 PM	Thanks guys :)