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| sleyvas |
Posted - 06 Jan 2017 : 01:54:05
Hey,
I didn't buy dungeonology (until just now, because I saw it and it was cheap on amazon). Anyway, part of the description mentioned it talked about the underchasm. I'm curious, what does it talk about on the Underchasm? I kind of had the feeling that that had all refilled back in and the Shaar had healed up (other than the great rift where the dwarves were). |
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| sleyvas |
Posted - 06 Jan 2017 : 04:22:02
Seriously? I kind of figured it was a kid book, but then I read
"From the dreaming spires of Waterdeep to the frozen majesty of Drizzt Do'Urden's Icewind Dale, and from the despicable Underdark to the mysterious Underchasm, you'll learn the history, secrets, and wonders of this incredible world."
So, I was thinking... well maybe they do detail some portions of the world and give updates. Oh well, at least it was only $14... I blow that on the lottery, so not a big loss. My girlfriend has an 8 year old girl, maybe once I'm finished perusing it it'll entertain her. |
| KanzenAU |
Posted - 06 Jan 2017 : 02:49:44
I've bought it and read it. I suspect that that is a typo, and they meant Underdark - I don't recall a mention being in there.
In any case, it's very much a kids book. The only information that was new that I found was stuff about the possibility of Acecerak being in Chult, and them upping the emphasis on the interconnectedness of the different worlds (especially Greyhawk).
I also just did a quick flip-thru and didn't see anything on the Underchasm. |
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