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| pauln606-15-04, 06:33 AM | I was recently referred to this excellent thread detailing Greyhawk history up to the official LGG Gazeteer in 591 CY. http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/tamerlain/Greyhawk/GreyChrondex41.html I was wondering if a similar timeline could be pepared for Living Greyhawk. I've been trying to keep track of what has been happening but I'm finding it to be a real struggle. From what I can gather, orcs have raided the Vale in the Duchy of Urnst, there has been civil war in the County, several sieges on Gorna in Geoff, a Gate to Hell opened in Hochoch, the Isles of Woe popped up again, and Tenh seems to have been razed. I'm sure even more is happening in Nyrond, Furyondy, Onnwal, & Keoland etc. Is there any chance that Triad members can get together to post a world timeline for retired scenarios each year? Would anybody else find this useful? |
| redgamer06-16-04, 11:03 PM | This is something triads are unlikely to do as there are very protective of what little if any free time they have left. If you make up any history yourself share it here. Maybe you can get help with it or even get someone in campaign leadership to say its accurate. If not at the very least I know of one person who would enjoy reading it. BTW some regions have already done this for there regions so don't try to recreate work already done. |
| pauln606-17-04, 07:20 AM | Yes - I'd be willing to give it a go. The problem is (and this is a major one), I have no real clue about what has been happening! I've come a bit late into the LGG forum and the only dispatches I've seen are some in an online pdf for 591 CY, and the ones posted on the regional websites. Some only seem to send dispatches out in forums. I've also never come across any dispatches in Dungeon or Dragon except to list convention dates. Not every region seems to post updates, and some are in French or German. Still, I suppose I could try to make a start based on the info available and we could see what crawls out of the woodwork. |