List of Greyhawk adventures in Dungeon Magazine

The following list is composed of adventures in Dungeon magazine that are set in, or connections to, the World of Greyhawk campaign setting. These adventures are organized by issue number.

Canonical adventures

These adventures are expressly set in the World of Greyhawk.

#6

• "House of the Brothers": Yeomanry.

#10

• "The Shrine of Ilsidahur": Amedio Jungle, near Lake Matreus.

#13

• "The Ruins of Nol-Daer": Wild Coast.

#19

• "By the Wayside": Bracken, a village on the northern edge of the Hool Marshes.

#30

• "Ghazel": Bright Desert. Map errata in #31 (p. 76), other corrections in #32 (letters column).

#32

• "Ghost Dance": Rovers of the Barrens.

#41

• "Hopeful Dawn": Veluna.

#42

• "Izek’s Slumber: Free City of Greyhawk.

#53

• "A Serenade Before Supper": Ironwood, Verbobonc.

#70

• "Kingdom of the Ghouls": Underdark.

#71

• "Priestly Secrets": Restenford, Lendore Isle.

#73

• "The Setting Sun": Wild Coast

#77

• "Ex Keraptis Cum Amore": Burning Cliffs.
• "To Walk Beneath the Waves": Keoland coast.

#91

• "Sloth": Pellak, Bissel.
• "The Legend of Garthulga": Gnarley Forest
• "Kambranex's Machinations":

#84

• "Armistice": Griff Mountains.
• "Demonclaw": Relmor Bay.

#85

• "Lord of the Scarlet Tide": Narwell, Underdark.
• "Natural Selection": Celadon Forest.

#87

• "The Cradle of Madness": Greyhawk City.
• 'Valley of the Snails": Village of Hulvin, Gran March.

#89

• "Headless": Crystalmist Mountains, Sterich.
• "Maps of Mystery: Womtham": Womtham, Nyrond.
• "Rage": Bissel.
• "Wedding Bells": No specific location given, though dates from the Greyhawk Calendar are listed, and the moons of Luna and Celene are also identified (p. 81). Takes place in Dockalong, a forest settlement at the confluence of two rivers (p. 84) on the fringes of an unidentified elven realm (p. 81). There is also mention of an "ancient civilization" that "had extensive settlements in the area" (p. 81). Speculated location: The Suss Forest, near the Handmaiden and Jewel rivers, near Celene..

#91

• "The Legend of Garthulga": Gnarley Forest, Domain of Greyhawk.
• "Sloth": Bissel.

Apocryphal adventures

These adventures have tenuous connections to the World of Greyhawk. These adventures may be nominally set in the World of Greyhawk yet contain no specific location information, or may contain references to Greyhawk-specific deities, magic items, calendars, or places.

#1

• "Into the Fire": This is a prequel to issue 17's "Out of the Ashes."

#15

• "The Elephant’s Graveyard": Amedio Jungle or Hepmonaland suggested.

#17

• "Out of the Ashes": Features references to the Hand and Eye of Vecna, as well as the red dragon Flame, from "Into the Fire" in Dungeon #1.

#37

• "The Mud Sorcerer's Tomb": See #138 (below).

#82

• "Evil Unearthed": Nominally set in Greyhawk, but geographical features are unfamiliar.

#87

• "The Shalm's Dark Song": Contains references to Obad-Hai.

#88

• "The Seventh Arm": Contains a player handout dated "591 CY."

#90

• "Totentanz": Set in Highvale, but the setting is vastly different from that presented in previous sources (such as The Marklands).

#91

• "The Rock and the Hard Place": Greyhawk City suggested.

#100

• "Old Embers Never Die": This is a sequel to #17's "Out of the Ashes."

#121

• "The Styes": Suggests using the city of Prymp; contains references to Tharizdun. Prequel to #138's "The Weavers."

#138

• "The Mud Sorcerer's Tomb": A 3.5 update of the same adventure in #37. Contains a reference to the Seekers.
• "The Weavers": Set in the Styes, contains references to Heironeous. A sequel to #121's "The Styes."

#156

• An abridged copy of the Demonomicon of Iggwilv is mentioned in ""The Last Breaths of Ashenport."

#162

• One of the devices of Lum appears in "Winter of the Witch."

#170

• Kas appears in "Betrayal at Monadhan."

External links

• Greyhawk Adventures in Dungeon Magazine, Dragon Magazine, and other gaming magazines.

• Greyhawk in Periodicals.