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Savage Tide and Eberron

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#1
johnnyarkham
May 26, 2008 15:58:27 Did anyone play any of the last *sniff* adventure path from Dungeon Magazine called Savage Tide? It was something like 12 or 13 adventures forming a full 1st to 20th level campaign.

If so, I was curious how you fit it in to Eberron.

Also...did they ever release that as a full compilation? Or do I need to track down all the issues?

Thanks so much
Arkham
#2
guyrtheadamantineone
May 26, 2008 16:22:27 I had placed Sasserine in southern Q'Barra, as a little outpost on the more temperate lands.

I dismissed the Isle of Dread altogether in favor of Xen-Drik.

No need for further changes, except for the planar travelling, which leads to Shavarath instead of the Abyss.
#3
mystrich
May 26, 2008 21:43:20 I only read the first few, but it seemed very Eberron-y. Sharn touches the water, and Xendrik is just a small distance away. It could work there
#4
guyrtheadamantineone
May 26, 2008 21:51:43
I only read the first few, but it seemed very Eberron-y. Sharn touches the water, and Xendrick is just a small distance away. It could work there

I thought about using Sharn at start, but the Elemental Vessels kinda stopped me, as a long part of the quest is water-born.
#5
grafster
May 27, 2008 4:13:20 Elemental Vessels are -not- common. They exist, they're used by one dragonmarked house but it's not like they've replaced normal shipping. If anything, given how tough land trade is and the fact that all the major nations have a sea coast, shipping/sailing is huge.
#6
guyrtheadamantineone
May 27, 2008 9:41:47
Elemental Vessels are -not- common. They exist, they're used by one dragonmarked house but it's not like they've replaced normal shipping. If anything, given how tough land trade is and the fact that all the major nations have a sea coast, shipping/sailing is huge.

I know that. But my players only need to know where the Lyrandar Tower is to raid it, steal a vessel, fly away toward Xen-Drik only to crash on Shargon Teeth because of a pissd off Fire Elemental.

They're geniuses; they could find a way to steal it, but they're stupid geniuses.
#7
blargney_the_second
May 28, 2008 12:13:41 I set my Savage Tide entirely in Xen'drik. Stormreach replaced Sasserine, and the Isle of Dread is in the group of islands off the northwest coast of Xen'drik.

We're currently in the middle of Here There Be Monsters.
-blarg
#8
mystrich
May 28, 2008 14:14:42
Elemental Vessels are -not- common. They exist, they're used by one dragonmarked house but it's not like they've replaced normal shipping. If anything, given how tough land trade is and the fact that all the major nations have a sea coast, shipping/sailing is huge.

From what I can tell, they have. Other than a private owner, because of the Houses funds, they're cheap to take places (even a commoner can afford the lightning rail, and middle class could probably afford airship travel), faster than normal, and normal travel has probably been put out of buisness (by the Houses and those with privately owned elemental vessels).

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 johnnyarkham May 26, 2008 15:58:27	Did anyone play any of the last sniff adventure path from Dungeon Magazine called Savage Tide? It was something like 12 or 13 adventures forming a full 1st to 20th level campaign. If so, I was curious how you fit it in to Eberron. Also...did they ever release that as a full compilation? Or do I need to track down all the issues? Thanks so much Arkham
#2 guyrtheadamantineone May 26, 2008 16:22:27	I had placed Sasserine in southern Q'Barra, as a little outpost on the more temperate lands. I dismissed the Isle of Dread altogether in favor of Xen-Drik. No need for further changes, except for the planar travelling, which leads to Shavarath instead of the Abyss.
#3 mystrich May 26, 2008 21:43:20	I only read the first few, but it seemed very Eberron-y. Sharn touches the water, and Xendrik is just a small distance away. It could work there
#4 guyrtheadamantineone May 26, 2008 21:51:43	I only read the first few, but it seemed very Eberron-y. Sharn touches the water, and Xendrick is just a small distance away. It could work there I thought about using Sharn at start, but the Elemental Vessels kinda stopped me, as a long part of the quest is water-born.
#5 grafster May 27, 2008 4:13:20	Elemental Vessels are -not- common. They exist, they're used by one dragonmarked house but it's not like they've replaced normal shipping. If anything, given how tough land trade is and the fact that all the major nations have a sea coast, shipping/sailing is huge.
#6 guyrtheadamantineone May 27, 2008 9:41:47	Elemental Vessels are -not- common. They exist, they're used by one dragonmarked house but it's not like they've replaced normal shipping. If anything, given how tough land trade is and the fact that all the major nations have a sea coast, shipping/sailing is huge. I know that. But my players only need to know where the Lyrandar Tower is to raid it, steal a vessel, fly away toward Xen-Drik only to crash on Shargon Teeth because of a pissd off Fire Elemental. They're geniuses; they could find a way to steal it, but they're stupid geniuses.
#7 blargney_the_second May 28, 2008 12:13:41	I set my Savage Tide entirely in Xen'drik. Stormreach replaced Sasserine, and the Isle of Dread is in the group of islands off the northwest coast of Xen'drik. We're currently in the middle of Here There Be Monsters. -blarg
#8 mystrich May 28, 2008 14:14:42	Elemental Vessels are -not- common. They exist, they're used by one dragonmarked house but it's not like they've replaced normal shipping. If anything, given how tough land trade is and the fact that all the major nations have a sea coast, shipping/sailing is huge. From what I can tell, they have. Other than a private owner, because of the Houses funds, they're cheap to take places (even a commoner can afford the lightning rail, and middle class could probably afford airship travel), faster than normal, and normal travel has probably been put out of buisness (by the Houses and those with privately owned elemental vessels).