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| pyro894 |
Posted - 15 Oct 2025 : 03:13:26
I finally got around to reading this. Am I wrong whwn I say that this saying theres nothing realms related in this? Sauter the example city isnt on any mqp or wiki I can find. |
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| Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 18 Oct 2025 : 04:42:41
Some of the 3E web articles were also clearly rebranded generic material. I'm convinced at least one published adventure was originally written for a sci-fi setting, too. |
| Ayrik |
Posted - 16 Oct 2025 : 04:29:02
I was unimpressed by this product. Because it didn't actually contain any specific cities. It was just a bunch of generic city-generation charts and DM aids. Entirely unnecessary in a setting which was already filled with many highly-detailed cities and settlements you could pull out on demand.
A lot of late-2E-era stuff used Realms branding to sell generic (and otherwise unsellable) D&D stuff. It didn't even contain a "where to use this or put this in the your Realms" addendum. This was one such product. |
| Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 16 Oct 2025 : 03:41:47
The city is a mystery... And the title of the product is Cities of Mystery... Sounds to me like it lived up to its name! 
On a more serious note, I only looked through this product once and dismissed it as having nothing of interest in it.
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| orizedlitter |
Posted - 15 Oct 2025 : 07:49:06
Yeah, I checked too and there’s no mention of Sauter anywhere in the maps or wikis. Maybe it’s a standalone concept or a fan idea that hasn’t been documented yet. |
