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1. Back in August, when Overloaded came out, it was advertised to be updated as the adventure progresses. I'm wondering, are we ever going to see something as rich as Overloaded again?
2. Alhaster. Where have people put it in the Forgotten Realms? I like the northern climes, as the dreariness seems to work. Perhaps north of Luskan along the coast? But if it's there, it really doesn't fit in with the whole Bandit Kingdoms theme. So, I thought of perhaps southeast of Halruaa, or perhaps in the Pirate Isles of the Inner Seas ... or, sans the open waters, somewhere in the Cold Lands. Maybe even Chult. Where has Paizo suggested it be placed, if Paizo has? Where have you placed it and why?
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On question 1:
I asked this in another thread (don't know which it was) and James said that this will not be possible (if I remember correctly) but maybe when the AoW is over, all the conversion notes might be added to the Overload file, so that we have one place to look all this stuff up...
On question 2:
Check this thread .
Creative Director
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1. Back in August, when Overloaded came out, it was advertised to be updated as the adventure progresses. I'm wondering, are we ever going to see something as rich as Overloaded again?
In a way... what we intended to be the "updates" to the Overload more or less turned into the FR and Eberron conversion notes that appear in the monthly online supplements.
Overload came to be for 2 reasons: we needed to post a campaign outline so DMs knew what was coming from the start in the campaign, and we had a large number of stat blocks for NPCs in Diamond Lake and notes on the surrounding lands that simply didn't fit in the issue, so we made these available online. Since "Whispering Cairn" we've managed to handle the adventures more efficiently and didn't have large sections of text left over.
So anyway, there are no plans right now to update the Age of Worms Overload. We may do similar online supplements in the future for adventures or future Adventure Paths, but we probably won't be doing another one for Age of Worms.