Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
Official Game Accessory
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Chapter 2: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE CITY OF WATERDEEP +
Chapter 3: THE CITY WARDS +
Chapter 4: LIFE IN THE CITY +
Chapter 5: THE GUILDS AND FACTIONS OF THE
CITY +
Chapter 6: NOBLE FAMILIES OF WATERDEEP +
Chapter 7: SELECTED NON-PLAYER CHARACTERS OF WATERDEEP +
Chapter 8: BEGINNING A CAMPAIGN IN WATERDEEP +
Chapter 9: ADVENTURES IN WATERDEEP +
3) The first FR story was written in 1967
by Ed, One Comes, Unheralded to Zirta. It involved Eliminster, Mirt, Waterdeep,
and magical crossdressing. Ed was eight years old at the time.
- Realms
and Remembrance, by Jeff Grubb
8) He also photocopied his original maps
and sent them. I believe the original Realms map was on 24 8 ½ by
11 sheets of paper. The original map of Waterdeep was larger still, and
ended up being the inspiration for the City System product. When we got
the maps, we spent a day fitting them together. I colored the originals
in with yellow (roads), green (forest edges) and blue (water edges) highlighters.
- Realms
and Remembrance, by Jeff Grubb
<make a copy of this note in City System>
28) “Waterdeep and the North” was scheduled
before we realized we would not have any room for “and the North” in the
product. And as it was, we had to go to mouse type to fit in the Guilds.
“The North” finally was addressed in “The Savage Frontier”.
- Realms
and Remembrance, by Jeff Grubb
<bottom of this
map is missing>
positions (or PRESENCE)
of doors and windows, to
fit the known exterior
and purposes of each
building. Ground
floor windows are usually
barred. To
avoid a "sameness" contributing to
boredom and too easy
unlawful, undetected PC
entry and egress,
DMs must vary floorplan
elements; use these
examples as guides only.
CITY WARDS OF WATERDEEP
This map depicts the
boundaries of the 7 districts of
the present City.
Many of its distances and proportions
have been distorted
for clarity; it is not to scale. DMs
should note t hat
Watch patrols ignore ward boundaries
while actually on
duty, but there are seperate on-duty
Watch officers in
overall command of each ward. This map
is also helpful as
an aid to finding specific City addresses
given in the text.
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