• Living Greyhawk (forum run by Wizards of the Coast)

• Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil - discussion about Monte Cook's Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil module, published by Wizards of the Coast in June 2001)

• Taerre - French-speaking Greyhawk mailing list
  • The Taerre web site 
  • To subscribe, send a "SUBSCRIBE TAERRE" command to sympa@netultra.net
  • To set digest mode, send "SET TAERRE DIGEST" to sympa@netultra.net
  • To unsubscribe, send a "UNSUBSCRIBE TAERRE" command to sympa@netultra.net
  • To send messages, send to taerre@netultra.net

• World of Greyhawk - discussion about Greyhawk at the Knights & Knaves Alehouse, an excellent OD&D and AD&D board

Maps

Professional Maps

• Darlene Pekul's maps from the 1980 Greyhawk Folio remain the defacto standard for all Greyhawk maps. Buy a copy on eBay and laminate them. You'll never regret it.

• Paizo Publishing printed a four-part poster map of Greyhawk in Duneon Magazine issues 118 through 122; it's well-wroth buying the back issues for the maps and then laminating them (unlike the Darlene maps, the Paizo maps need to be laminated since they're on very low-weight paper stock).

Fan Maps

Web sites with Greyhawk cartography seems to come and go with much more frequency than it's possible to keep up with.  At any given time, the following links are the most likely to be out of date on this page.

• Anna Bernemalm's Greyhawk Maps site - BEAUTIFUL work!
• Daniel Rivera's T1-4 maps are fabulous: Hommlet, Nulb, The Welcom Wench, the Moathouse, etc, etc.---well-worth checking out!
• Halfling's CC2 page (various maps; I especially like those from GDQ)
• Kent Matthewson's composite map is indispensable to using Ivid the Undying
• TalMeta's World of Greyhawk maps

PC and Online Gaming

• Troika's Temple of Elemental Evil - a faithful 3.5 edition version of Gygax and Mentzer's 1985 classic dungeon!
  
• Neverwinter Nights Greyhawk Adventures - the hub for Greyhawk NWN development
  • includes "Who Wants to be a Greyhawk Guru" trivia game, with some tricky questions
  • Useful NWN DM advice can be found the article "DM Profiles: Sweeney Todd and Duncan"
    
• Thief - while technically not a Greyhawk game, the atmosphere, backstabbing, and intricate plot-weavings of Looking Glass Studios' and Ion Storm's wonderful PC games are, for me, quintessential Greyhawk City fodder (sans the Murlynd-inspired artifacts of the Mechanists, of course...)
• Eidos' Thief: The Dark Project, Thief Gold, and Thief II: The Metal Age established the line...
• ...and Thief: Deadly Shadows (aka, Thief 3), continued it
• Primary Discussion Forum
• Official sites

Publishers

Publishers, you say? Is Greyhawk actually supported?? Well, yes! Check out the following publishers for official and unoffiical Greyhawk products (publishers without hyperlinked names are not actively publishing Greyhawk-related content any longer, although their products listed blow are still in print):

• Different Worlds Publishing
• Rob Kuntz's Maze of Zayene #4 - Eight Kings
• Kenzer & Company
• Rob Kuntz's Garden of the Plant Master and City of Brass
• Mongoose Publishing
• Gary Gygax's Slayer's Guide to Dragons and "The Revenge of Ghorkai" free supplementary adventure
• Gary Gygax's Slayer's Guide to Undead
• Necromancer Games
• Rob Kuntz's Maze of Zayene #1-3 - Prisoners of the Maze, Dimensions of Flight, and Tower Chaos
• Paizo Publishing
• Maure Castle and so much more! See my Greyhawk Adventures in Dungeon Magazine index for the full scoop
• Pied Piper Publishing
• Bottle City
• The Living Room
• Dark Druids - in 1e format and d20 format
• Tower of Blood
• Cairn of the Skeleton King
• Troll Lord Games
• Castle Zagyg - Gygax and Kuntz's Castle Greyhawk with the serial numbers filed off!
• Dark Chateau - Rob Kuntz's introductory adventure to the CZ series

WotC and TSR links

• Greyhawk Files
  • Canonfire! and Michael Falconer maintain archives of the WotC web site files since most are not still linked from their main pages, though the files themselves are still active and available
  • "The Splintered Mind:  Rebels of the Scarlet Brotherhood" by Jesse Decker, Will McDermott, & Stephen Schubert (reprinted from Dragon 281)
• Greyhawk Modules - Q1 and U1-3 link to non-WotC sites; often WotC's web site publishes generic D&D adventures that have a little Greyhawk content; most of TSR's classic AD&D adventures are being scanned as .pdf documents and sold on WotC's web site; you can see which products, with their street dates, on Bastion Press' web site
  • Caves of Ancient Secrets, a Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil web enhancement by Monte Cook (with map)
  • EX1:  Dungeonland by Gary Gygax
  • EX2:  The Land Beyond the Magic Mirror by Gary Gygax
  • The Hand of the Highwayman by David Noonan, John Rateliff, and Penny Williams (a 3e D&D adventure for 6th to 7th level PCs, set in Restenford, on the Lendore Isles)
  • Ivid the Undying by Carl Sargent 
    • Kent Matthewson's composite map is indispensable to using Ivid
  • L1:  The Secret of Bone Hill by Len Lakofka:
    • text
    • cover
    • interior maps
    • interior art
  • L2:  The Assassin's Knot by Len Lakofka
  • Q1:  Queen of the Demonweb Pits by Dave C. Sutherland III with  Gary Gygax
  • S1: Tomb of Horrors by Gary Gygax and S1 art gallery
  • S2: White Plume Mountain by Lawrence Schick and S2 art gallery
  • Tarth Moorda by Penny Williams (a 3.5e web enhancement for Complete Arcane)
  • U1:  The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh by by Dave J. Browne with Don Turnbull
  • U2:  Danger at Dunwater by Dave J. Browne with Don Turnbull
  • U3:  The Final Enemy by Dave J. Browne with Don Turnbull