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Dargoth
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Posted - 26 Jan 2007 :  03:55:22  Show Profile  Visit Dargoth's Homepage Send Dargoth a Private Message  Reply with Quote  Delete Topic

Did wotc ever create a file which had all the Waterdeep Ward maps linked together?


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I've never seen that art or map orders for a product pre-publication.

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Posted - 26 Jan 2007 :  05:56:04  Show Profile  Visit Dargoth's Homepage Send Dargoth a Private Message  Reply with Quote
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Did wotc ever create a file which had all the Waterdeep Ward maps linked together?






Damn guess that means ill need to do some scanning, printing and sticky taping then

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Ergdusch
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That was indeed something that I was lookin g for as well. I do remember the nice poster maps of Waterdeep in City Sytem, IIRC. it was gigantic - showing every tiny back alley and all the details of this wonderful city. When CoS came out I hoped it would include a poster map in the back of the book like e.g. Silver Marches does. Unfortunatelly the SM sourcebook seems to be the single exception to the rule. Never seen other maps (FRCS aside) in any other books thereafter.

A shame really!

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It was City System, yes.

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Speaking of Waterdeep what do you reckon Auroras should be able to sell? Do you reckon they should have the same 2500gp limit Thayan enclaves have?

Also is Aurora Gost (Gost family consort in the 2ed CoS)the owner of the Aurora stores?

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On the Wizards' website (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/ag/20050622a), there are some Waterdeep maps which, though not as good as the City System, could save you some scanning.
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quote:
Originally posted by Dargoth

Speaking of Waterdeep what do you reckon Auroras should be able to sell? Do you reckon they should have the same 2500gp limit Thayan enclaves have?

Also is Aurora Gost (Gost family consort in the 2ed CoS)the owner of the Aurora stores?



Actually I leave it up to the Catalogue to what my players are able to find there. What you cannot buy are unique or very rare items of course. As to the magic items - I think at 2500gp limit is absolutely fine.

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I'm going to say no, she isn't a member of the Gost family. However, I could be wrong but from the text on her, it doesn't seem that way. Of course, we don't know much about her background, so it's possible she is Aurora Gost.

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quote:
Originally posted by Dargoth

Speaking of Waterdeep what do you reckon Auroras should be able to sell? Do you reckon they should have the same 2500gp limit Thayan enclaves have?

Also is Aurora Gost (Gost family consort in the 2ed CoS)the owner of the Aurora stores?



Actually I leave it up to the Catalogue to what my players are able to find there. What you cannot buy are unique or very rare items of course. As to the magic items - I think at 2500gp limit is absolutely fine.



What magic items does the Catalogue have in it?

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I'm going to say no, she isn't a member of the Gost family. However, I could be wrong but from the text on her, it doesn't seem that way. Of course, we don't know much about her background, so it's possible she is Aurora Gost.



Sounds like it might be a question for Steven as hes the author of the 2ed CoS

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quote:
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I'm going to say no, she isn't a member of the Gost family. However, I could be wrong but from the text on her, it doesn't seem that way. Of course, we don't know much about her background, so it's possible she is Aurora Gost.



Sounds like it might be a question for Steven as hes the author of the 2ed CoS

And, as I recall, there isn't much of a connection provided between Aurora and the Gost family either, in Volo's Guide to Waterdeep.

Having said that, I'll be interested to see whether Steven can provide any extra insight on this.

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And reposted here for ease of reference, comes Steven's reply:-

quote:
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quote:
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A question for Steven

Is Aurora Gost (Gost family consort in the 2ed CoS)the owner of the Aurora stores?



No, I don't believe she is. The two women just share a common name, that's all.

I don't have my Aurora's Guide on hand, but I believe there's info in that book detailing the mysterious woman in charge. But alas, while there is an Aurora's outlet in Waterdeep, the Gost family has no direct connection to it of which I'm aware.

Steven


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Thankfully I have bought City System on ebay and it should be at home once I come back from vacation...

Then I'm gonna hve the maps laminated and stick em to my wall

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quote:
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Thankfully I have bought City System on ebay and it should be at home once I come back from vacation...

Then I'm gonna hve the maps laminated and stick em to my wall



I love City System, for a very good reason. It contains a booklet of over 100 or more street scenes for Waterdeep that could be used in other cities but it's designed for Deep because it's broken down by Deep's wards.

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