BRW Games is pleased to publish products for use with the World of Greyhawk Fantasy setting, which utilize the latest official version of the Dungeons & Dragons rules, under the Community Content Program. The World of Greyhawk is one of the world’s oldest D&D settings, originally created by Gary Gygax himself, and is often described as more gritty than other campaign settings, while still retaining a level of humor and a “kitchen sink” approach that allows for a broad variety of gaming styles. “Editions change, Greyhawk endures” is the motto of Canonfire, the Greyhawk community’s main online forum.
An All-Lore Introduction
Are you looking for an introduction to the World of Greyhawk, but don’t want to get bogged down with a lot of mechanics? The Greyhawk Campaign Guide gives you the history, geography, cosmology, and much more, drawing on a variety of published sources from over the years, as well as all-new material.
You can get the book here.
Mechanics for Players
The Greyhawk Player’s Guide contains a wealth of mechanical options to help ground your character in the World of Greyhawk. There’s a quick overview of the lands of the Flanaess, just enough to let the players know what’s going on, plus languages, Greyhawk-themed subclasses, backgrounds and species, a ton of new spells, and an overview of the Gods of Greyhawk.
You can get the book here.
The Gods and their Clerics
If you’ve got a player character, or if you’re a DM in need of some cleric NPCs, the Greyhawk Cleric’s Guide is for you. It details 68 deities from the World of Greyhawk as well as their clerics, documenting who worships them and how, unique channel divinity powers for each, as well as a custom cleric domain uniquely tied to each god or goddess, with unique powers and often new spells.
You can get the book here.
Back to Being Bad Guys
Historically, orcs in D&D have been savage enemies of humanity, either on their own or as minions of some powerful master. The Greyhawk Guide to Orcs returns orcs to their former glory as enemies fit to be slain. The book describes their mythical origins, gives descriptions of all of the orc tribes in Greyhawk (including beyond the Flanaess), plus background and half-orcs as a species, monster stat blocks, cleric subclasses for various orcish deities, and more.
You can buy the book here.