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Putting H2 & H3 and Talon Pass near Loudwater

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#1
Aaron_Highcolor
Sep 01, 2008 18:39:21 Has anyone tried this? Any maps that anyone has created?

TIA
#2
naex
Sep 01, 2008 19:21:47 I assume you mean 4e H2 and H3, since we know the original H2 and H3 are in Damara. (They really should have used a different set of letters for these new ones (perhaps HTx)).

On Topic - they seem to be pushing them to be near to Thunderstone in Cormyr in the adaptations.
#3
Aaron_Highcolor
Sep 02, 2008 20:12:23 While I agree that the new H series can be confused, I figured out (and I'm oh, so quick ) that it's for Heroic....yeah, go me!

I was planning on putting it near Loudwater as a BoO.
#4
naex
Sep 04, 2008 7:40:54 Sorry if I seemed a little sarcastic. My comment was meant as a jest. I just always liked the original H series (the highest level D&D adventures ever published that I know of).
#5
elondir
Sep 04, 2008 8:22:24 Yeah H1-4 were crazy (and good). H4 was for 100th level 1e characters! I remember
Show
the room with 10000 zombies in it
#6
naex
Sep 04, 2008 8:32:25
Yeah H1-4 were crazy (and good). H4 was for 100th level 1e characters! I remember
Show
the room with 10000 zombies in it
#7
Jhilahd
Sep 04, 2008 10:04:28 I see no reason why you could not. But look to expand the map beyond Loudwater. Have the pc's travel north to The Talons, there they can find the Talon Pass adventure. The Talons are the three main forks of the River Delymbir from the Nether Mountains.

I think that with the High Forest and the GrayPeak Mountains, you should have no shortage of possibilities placing H2 and H3.
#8
lord_donnachie
Sep 04, 2008 15:31:10 I did this, the Nentir Vale was north of Loudwater along the Delimbyr (sp) river in a spur of the Greypeak mountains (H1) Works out nice for us because there are no established settlements near (Loudwater is closest) Sliver Marches to the north, High Forest (H3) to the West, Nethril to the East and Waterdeep a quick boat ride away. We like that part of the world so it's all good.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 Aaron_Highcolor Sep 01, 2008 18:39:21	Has anyone tried this? Any maps that anyone has created? TIA
#2 naex Sep 01, 2008 19:21:47	I assume you mean 4e H2 and H3, since we know the original H2 and H3 are in Damara. (They really should have used a different set of letters for these new ones (perhaps HTx)). On Topic - they seem to be pushing them to be near to Thunderstone in Cormyr in the adaptations.
#3 Aaron_Highcolor Sep 02, 2008 20:12:23	While I agree that the new H series can be confused, I figured out (and I'm oh, so quick ) that it's for Heroic....yeah, go me! I was planning on putting it near Loudwater as a BoO.
#4 naex Sep 04, 2008 7:40:54	Sorry if I seemed a little sarcastic. My comment was meant as a jest. I just always liked the original H series (the highest level D&D adventures ever published that I know of).
#5 elondir Sep 04, 2008 8:22:24	Yeah H1-4 were crazy (and good). H4 was for 100th level 1e characters! I remember Show the room with 10000 zombies in it
#6 naex Sep 04, 2008 8:32:25	Yeah H1-4 were crazy (and good). H4 was for 100th level 1e characters! I remember Show the room with 10000 zombies in it
#7 Jhilahd Sep 04, 2008 10:04:28	I see no reason why you could not. But look to expand the map beyond Loudwater. Have the pc's travel north to The Talons, there they can find the Talon Pass adventure. The Talons are the three main forks of the River Delymbir from the Nether Mountains. I think that with the High Forest and the GrayPeak Mountains, you should have no shortage of possibilities placing H2 and H3.
#8 lord_donnachie Sep 04, 2008 15:31:10	I did this, the Nentir Vale was north of Loudwater along the Delimbyr (sp) river in a spur of the Greypeak mountains (H1) Works out nice for us because there are no established settlements near (Loudwater is closest) Sliver Marches to the north, High Forest (H3) to the West, Nethril to the East and Waterdeep a quick boat ride away. We like that part of the world so it's all good.