Sheoloth The Sprawling City

[umbraldragon]

So, just curious.  Has anyone run a campaign using Sheoloth the Sprawling City? It looks huge and interesting all at once...

[Simlasa]

I've wondered about that book. I'm generally interested in Underdark stuff.

The reviews I read of the 3.5 version were mixed, implying it assumes the reader also has the Quintessential Drow book. I'd be curious to hear if the Legend version is complete unto itself or not.

[Stoatbringer]

I bought Sheoloth because I like Melnibonean type elves, and dark elves. The book is good but you need to have some other D&D stuff to understand the setting to some extent.

[auyl]

2 hours ago, Stoatbringer said:

I bought Sheoloth because I like Melnibonean type elves, and dark elves. The book is good but you need to have some other D&D stuff to understand the setting to some extent.

I also have a drow supplement built for Legend called Inhabitants of the Dark: Savage Drow available on dtrpg.

[auyl]

Here's the link: http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/121448/Inhabitants-of-the-Dark-Savage-Drow-Legend?term=Inhabitants+of+the+dark&test_epoch=0

[yojimbo]

Sheoloth is a conversion of a d20 product Mongoose put out in 2003. As such, it is firmly rooted in D&Disms, so if you are familiar with drow, Lolth, The Vault of the Drow/Menzoberranzan should have not trouble using the product as is. If not, then there are a couple of supplementary PDFs that convert material from the Tome of Drow Lore (another Mongoose d20 product): Cults of Sheoloth: The Dark Mother and Houses of Sheoloth.