books by Greg Vaughan

books by Greg Vaughan

books:

Greg Vaughan

The Twilight Tomb (Dungeon & Dragons d20 3.5 Fantasy Roleplaying, Forgotten Realms Adventure)

Greg A. Vaughan

Wizards of the Coast, 2006

An ok site based adventure
Disclaimer: I've just finished reading this module and haven't actually put my group through it - although I certainly intend to do so. Firstly, this is an ok adventure but is nothing special. Which is kind of disappointing for me, given that I'm a huge Forgotten ...

Pathfinder #11 Curse Of The Crimson Throne: Skeletons Of Scarwall (Pathfinder; Adventure Path)
Greg A. Vaughan, Wayne Reynolds

Paizo Publishing, LLC., 2008

The heroes have learned the identity of the evil that plagues Korvosa - the vile remnants of an evil dragon who once ruled much of Belkzen as a sadistic warlord. In order to defeat him again and save both Korvosa and the queen, the PCs must journey deep into the orc-held lands of Belkzen and brave the haunted reaches of Castle Scarwall, once the ...

Pathfinder #6 Rise Of The Runelords: Spires of Xin-Shalast (Pathfinder)

Greg A. Vaughan

Paizo Publishing, LLC., 2008

Good ending, could be a little more fleshed out
Great ending to a neat story, but I found the support materials for Xin Shalast a bit lacking, frankly. There were some plot holes as well that you'll have to fill in. However, the flip side of this coin: a clever DM has lots of room for flexibility and improvisation.

Anauroch: The Empire of Shade (Dungeons & Dragons d20 3.5 Fantasy Roleplaying, Forgotten Realms Setting)

Greg A. Vaughan, Thomas M. Reid, ...

Wizards of the Coast, 2007

Good Product that will be compatable into fourth ed.
This was a fun adventure to run and it will be compatable into fourth edition.

Second Darkness (Pathfinder Companion)
James Jacobs, F. Wesley Schneider, ...

Paizo Publishing, 2008

The city of Riddleport is no place for the naive. Founded by pirates and ruled by criminals, Varisias most lawless city chews up the weak and foolhardy. In other words, its a perfect home for adventurers! Take the first step into Riddleport, the starting city for Pathfinders Second Darkness Adventure Path. The information contained herein gives ...

Scepter Tower of Spellgard: (D&D 4.0 RPG, Forgotten Realms Adventure FR1)

David Noonan, Greg Vaughan

Wizards of the Coast, 2008

One of the best modules I've ever seen, for advanced players.
This product is a bit rough for new DM's. Unlike the H series, it doesn't hold your hand through out the whole module. Other reviewers have blasted the module for it's lack of a hook, but that's really part of the charm. The adventure gives the player's a rumor to ...

GameMastery Module: Into the Haunted Forest (Game Mastery Module)
Greg A. Vaughan

Paizo Publishing, LLC., 2007

A barroom brawl at a country inn causes the destruction of a priceless relic and the heroes are responsible. Now they must chase down a host of ancient artifacts, lost in a haunted wood, to repay their debt. While the heroes search for the items to clear their name, another group of scoundrels plots their downfall from the depths of the mysterious ...

Drow of the Underdark (Dungeons & Dragons d20 3.5 Fantasy Roleplaying)

Robert J. Schwalb, Anthony Pryor, ...

Wizards of the Coast, 2007

Wonderful!!!
Book in great condition, took a little longer to get to me then I would have liked but overall excellent!!

GameMastery Module: River into Darkness (Gamemastery Module W2)
Greg A. Vaughan

Paizo Publishing, LLC., 2008

Guarding an expedition into the deepest recesses of a dangerous jungle is no simple task. When that jungle happens to be the home of the Gorilla King, the job is downright deadly! River into Darkness is a wilderness adventure for low-level characters, compatible with the world's most popular fantasy roleplaying game, and part of the GameMastery ...

Statistics for Psychology: WITH " Biopsychology " AND " Introduction to Behavioral Research Methods " AND " ...

Arthur Aron, Elaine N. Aron, ...

Prentice Hall, 2007

Inexcusable!
I've never come across a textbook with so many mathematical and typographical errors! It was absolutely infuriating! We could never trust what the book gave as a solution to an exercise. If the authors would fix these errors it would be a decent text.