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garrison · 02-13-2008, 03:05 PM

I only recently discovered NWN, one of the few really great games available for Linux. I played a lot of AD&D in college so it wasn't long before I started buying extra modules to slake a renewed thirst; I particularly enjoyed Hordes of the Underdark and Infinite Dungeons as Undermountain was one of my favorite places in the Realms. In fact, I just rummaged through the attic to find two Ruins of Undermountain box campaigns, Volo's guide to Waterdeep, and assorted Forgotten Realms material. Imagine then, my surprised elation when I decided to see if there were any modules dealing with my other favorite place: Skullport.

Thanks for building Escape from Undermountain, I can't imagine a better PW.

P.S. I do have one question: In Neverwinter maps are available so the area one is exploring is not 'blacked out'. Are such things available in EfU? I'd like to at least have them for Waterdeep & Skullpart so I can remember where things are.

02-13-2008, 03:05 PM	#1
garrison Manshoon Join Date: February 10, 2008 Location: New York Age: 54 Posts: 152	A treasure... I only recently discovered NWN, one of the few really great games available for Linux. I played a lot of AD&D in college so it wasn't long before I started buying extra modules to slake a renewed thirst; I particularly enjoyed Hordes of the Underdark and Infinite Dungeons as Undermountain was one of my favorite places in the Realms. In fact, I just rummaged through the attic to find two Ruins of Undermountain box campaigns, Volo's guide to Waterdeep, and assorted Forgotten Realms material. Imagine then, my surprised elation when I decided to see if there were any modules dealing with my other favorite place: Skullport. Thanks for building Escape from Undermountain, I can't imagine a better PW. P.S. I do have one question: In Neverwinter maps are available so the area one is exploring is not 'blacked out'. Are such things available in EfU? I'd like to at least have them for Waterdeep & Skullpart so I can remember where things are.