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Ozreth
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Posted - 15 Oct 2012 :  10:42:50  Show Profile  Visit Ozreth's Homepage Send Ozreth a Private Message  Reply with Quote  Delete Topic
Has anybody converted this to FR? Looking to run it around the North or Moonsea. Thoughts on changing the flavor to fit the realms?

Eilserus
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Posted - 15 Oct 2012 :  16:08:44  Show Profile Send Eilserus a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I'd put it in Daggerdale if you're wanting it in that area. Maybe the Dagger Hills or possibly west of Dagger Falls.
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Jakuta Khan
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Posted - 20 Oct 2012 :  13:52:31  Show Profile Send Jakuta Khan a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I have put it in the sunset mountains. as one of the former, and last to exist, oghrann empire. fits the story quite well for me. Oghrann was overrun and they hid there to rebuild but were found. But might of orc-tribes broken by cormyr, and now current sit as in adventure.

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Derulbaskul
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Posted - 21 Oct 2012 :  04:12:24  Show Profile Send Derulbaskul a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Forge of Fury can fit practically anywhere there is or was a dwarven presence.

I had it in the Thunder Peaks the first time for a Dalelands campaign - west of Mistledale - and I'll be using it in either the Sword Mountains or near Mount Hotenow in my post-Spellplague 4E campaign.

Like most published adventures that I used, I don't formally convert it. I use the maps and the basic ideas and then "wing it". That said, like almost everything written by Rich Baker, it is excellent.

Cheers
D

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