I'm still running this adventure path too. We started about 2.5 years ago, and I will be starting Spire of Long Shadows soon. Our group only plays every 2-3 weeks, and we take breaks from high level play to play other games, so its been slow going, but I've really enjoyed running AoW so far.
I'm also still running the Age of Worms in 3.5E! My group is near the end of The Wormcrawl Fissure, and looking forward to their showdown with Dragotha.
I am still trudging along at a snail's pace using 3.5 with the Prince of Redhand. I see some burnout in the group and some are getting uncomfortable with high level play, but I'm hoping the RP heavy PoR will rejuvenate the group.
Woah, someone else is playing Age of Worms using 3.5? My party is almost done with the Spire of Long Shadows. Last night they slew the overworm (the party druid decided to go toe-to-toe with it using aspect of the earth hunter); all that's left is Mak'ar and the three Knights. I know I want to give Mak'ar a friend, but I haven't decided whether to pair him with a Knight or give him some more numerous mooks. How did your "final battle" in the Spire go?
Per a suggestion in these forums, I had Mak'ar use a Limited Wish to bring the corrupted Eladrin Kelvos back to life. This allowed Mak'ar to learn all about the party that has been invading the Obsidian Ring and their tactics. My group had a hard time with the spellcasting of an improved invisibility Kelvos last time up on the surface, but Kelvos rolled a "1" against a save vs Destruction this time around from a cleric that defeated his invisibility, and thus only had a chance to cast one spell.
Glad to see AoW is still getting some play time. I to am currently running an AoW campaign, with 7 players. We only manage an average of 2 sessions a month. Slow going in an adventure path... Probably will be playing for 2 more years as the playerss/characters just finished lifting the siege of Blackwall Keep. The various forums on Paizo have really helped me avoid some pitfalls while running the campaign thus far, especially 3FoE which is quite a needle to thread both in patching holes in plot lines and keeping the deadliness dialed back.. Thanks to all who have put forth creativity in the many threads about the campaign. Long live The Age of Worms!!!
I'm running AoW in Eberron, using Pathfinder rules. The conversions can be a pain in the ass, but this forum has helped me out a ton. Glad to see more people are finding this adventure path!
A few years ago I had every article and adventure for this AP bound in a nice hardcover. Like an idiot, I sold it and am just now going back to collect the mags and articles to put it together again. I really want to run this adventure! Just need to get my $#!+ together and do it! Many thanks to Paizo and all you players and DM's for keeping these threads alive and well. Long live the Age of Worms!!
I've been running an expanded AoW campaign based in Eberron since...well, let me put it this way. I didn't know my wife when I started playing it, and now I have three kids. :D
I've mixed and matched everything. When the warmage was plane shifted by the beholder in Spire of Long Shadows, she ran a solo game for a bit using The Impossible Eye as a base. That tied in nicely to fighting the ifrit in The Library of Last Resort, whom I reskinned into the exiled noble from the City of Brass.
I added in a lot of Council of Thieves into Redhand, and Zeech's party was for the survivors of The Sixfold Trial. Now one of the party is the Prince of Redhand and slowly being corrupted by Lashonna while the rest of the party is trying to put together the Rod of Law to prevent their new little princedom from being destroyed by green worms.
It is crazy to think of how much I have mined from Paizo's adventures over the last decade. Thanks, guys!