Greyhawk Blackmoor Product List

[Havard]

Can anyone help me compile a list of Greyhawk products that describe or reference Blackmoor?

I am mainly thinking in terms of official material, but fan created PDFs such as the Oerth Journal and others could also be included.

OD&D

• D&D Supplement II: Blackmoor (1975) - Temple of the Frog adventure

AD&D 1st Edition

• World of Greyhawk Fantasy Setting (1980)
  
• Fiend Folio (1981)
  
• World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting (1984)
  
• Artifact of Evil (1986)
  
• Greyhawk Adventures (1988)

AD&D 2nd Edition

• From the Ashes (1992)
  
• College of Wizardry (1998)
  
• The Adventure Begins (1998)

D&D 3rd Edition

• D&D Gazetteer (2000)
  
• Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000)
  
• Living Greyhawk Journal #4 "Enchiridion of the Fiend-Sage" (2001) - qullan stats
  
• Dragon #294 "Artifacts of Oerth" (2002)
  
• Frostburn (2004)
  
• Dungeon #115 "Raiders of the Black Ice" (2004)
  
• Dungeon #126 "The Clockwork Fortress" (2004)

Fiction

• Quag Keep

Spellfire Cards (TSR)

• Card 116 of 400: Blackmoor

Fanzines

• Oerth Journal #5 (1997) - Archbarony of Blackmoor
  
• Oerth Journal #6 (1997) - Journey to the City of the Gods

See also Blackmoor Product List

-Havard

[ripvanwormer]

D&D Supplement II: Blackmoor (1975) - Temple of the Frog adventure
Quag Keep
World of Greyhawk Fantasy Setting (1980)
Fiend Folio (1981)
World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting (1984)
Artifact of Evil (1986)
Greyhawk Adventures (1988)
From the Ashes (1992)
Oerth Journal #5 (1997)
College of Wizardry (1998)
The Adventure Begins (1998)
D&D Gazetteer (2000)
Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000)
Living Greyhawk Journal #4 "Enchiridion of the Fiend-Sage" (2001) - qullan stats
Dragon #294 "Artifacts of Oerth" (2002)
Frostburn (2004)
Dungeon #115 "Raiders of the Black Ice" (2004)
Dungeon #126 "The Clockwork Fortress" (2004)

[Havard]

Great compilation Rip!

Frostburn mentions Blackmoor? That's a reference to the Black Ice, is it?

-Havard

[ripvanwormer]

A lot of the elements in "Raiders of the Black Ice" come from Frostburn, which were both designed by Wolfgang Baur. Frostburn itself is generic, but "Raiders" largely exists to showcase Frostburn's rules while being set in a particular place on the Greyhawk map.

[Big Mac]

A lot of the elements in "Raiders of the Black Ice" come from Frostburn, which were both designed by Wolfgang Baur. Frostburn itself is generic, but "Raiders" largely exists to showcase Frostburn's rules while being set in a particular place on the Greyhawk map.

I didn't realise that. GH-lite stuff does generally enhance the value of generic-products for me.

I don't see an article for Frostburn on The Great Library of Greyhawk, but Frostburn seems to be listed as a source on nine articles (including the one for Blackmoor).

[Havard]

I've reorganized the original post with the items provided by Rip.

I also included the Spellfire card mentioned in another thread by Sheridan.

-Havard

[Xylarthen]

Under Fiction, you could add “The Gnome Cache”, an unfinished serialized story that ran in The Dragon issues 1 through 3 and 4 through 7. The chapters appearing in The Dragon #s 6 and 7 have mentions of Blackmoor village and Blackmoor castle. Issue 7’s chapter also ends on a bit of a cliffhanger, as hopping men and toads enter the scene. Are they worshippers of Wastri, or the Temple of the Frog, or both? One can only surmise, as no further chapters were written. A real pity.

Although at the time these chapters were written, Greyhawk was pre-publication and somewhat different than what would become the published Greyhawk of the Folio and boxed sets in 1980 and 1983, respectively, so I am not sure if this would be of any use to someone as “canon” Blackmoor in the Greyhawk setting. I found it very interesting myself, so YMMV.

- Xylarthen