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Kerrigan |
Posted - 05 Apr 2013 : 13:51:45 Hi everyone,
I'm currently running an adventure in the Moonsea Region. The first stage was set in a small city I invented, where the PCs dismanteled a Zhent spy, who had - with the help of a small band of orcs - cut the trade routes. The players are now to travel to Zhentil Keep - Im not sure where this will lead, but I guess it'll be quite nice if I get it right.
I'm therefore searching for all information how to run an adventure in Zhentil Keep. I've found this thread:
http://forum.candlekeep.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3664&SearchTerms=Zhentil,Keep
.. but I wanted to ask you if you ahve further recommendations or can give me general advice on how to present the Keep. The adventure is set in the 3rd Edition Realms; I guess that a lot of Zhentil Keep was destroyed in the events of Prince of Lies. |
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Kerrigan |
Posted - 07 Apr 2013 : 10:36:16 quote: I am just getting ready to get back to a game set in Zhentil Keep (though it is pre-Time of Troubles) here:
http://www.obsidianportal.com/campaigns/swords-of-the-moonsea
Feel free to get all the information I have; and I'd be glad to offer anything else that you might have specific questions on as a fellow DM.
Thanks, I'll have a look at it. At the moment I think make the players not get into Zhentil Keep during the next session (next weekend) yet, as I think it's one of the highlights of the Realms (there's so much rumour about it in novels and games), so I want to get it right. |
Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 06 Apr 2013 : 22:00:55 quote: Originally posted by Dalor Darden
WotC owns all rights to TSR material.
Indeed. The recent reprints are proof enough of that.
As I understand copyright law, even that which WotC distributed for free cannot be redistributed, without license, by any third party. |
Dalor Darden |
Posted - 06 Apr 2013 : 04:39:47 WotC owns all rights to TSR material. |
Crimson_King_of_the_Tower |
Posted - 06 Apr 2013 : 01:59:59 i was pretty sure anything from TSR was ok since all their copyrights were up ive looked up a free copy of the old PHB but i understand what youre talking about even though i have all of them downloaded im actually going back and buying all of the boxed sets cause you really cant beat a 2nd ed box set with so many maps and books its like reading a history book |
Dalor Darden |
Posted - 05 Apr 2013 : 23:54:08 I don't recommend trading PDFs that could be illegal...even a legit copy of Ruins of Zhentil Keep may no longer be legal to share as it isn't a free download from WotC currently.
I am just getting ready to get back to a game set in Zhentil Keep (though it is pre-Time of Troubles) here:
http://www.obsidianportal.com/campaigns/swords-of-the-moonsea
Feel free to get all the information I have; and I'd be glad to offer anything else that you might have specific questions on as a fellow DM. |
Crimson_King_of_the_Tower |
Posted - 05 Apr 2013 : 22:09:32 Hey there i dont have enough posts to send you an email but a long time ago i downloaded a file of ALL of TSRs works and i have a PDF of the ruins of zhentil keep let me know if you would like it and we can work something out its got great info about it even has poster maps showing the zhent trade routes across the realms as well as some pre made adventures let me know if youd like it |
Kerrigan |
Posted - 05 Apr 2013 : 22:03:08 Thanks for your input, I'll try to get my hands in Mysteries of the Moonsea and Ruins of Zhentil Keep.
By the way, are there any official adventures set (partly) in Zhentil Keep? |
MalariaMoon |
Posted - 05 Apr 2013 : 16:56:35 Definitely Ruins of Zhentil Keep too. Although the adventures were not great, the lore and general portrayal of the city was solid and more in-depth than any of the 3e products. |
Lord Bane |
Posted - 05 Apr 2013 : 16:06:25 Definatly Mysteries of the Moonsea, to get an 3rd Edition look at Zhentil Keep, which also provides information on the other major city states around the Moonsea. As for Background: Ruins of Zhentil Keep and The Moonsea supplements while they are pre- 3rd Edition they also have lore that may come in handy if you have your players suffer the wrath of the Zhentarim in the Keep. |