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Bandit Kingdoms
The arms of Rookroost, one of the more prominent realms in the BK, as depicted in the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000).
General information
Other names:Combination of Free Lords, Bandit Lands
Region:Empire of Iuz
Government
Ruler:Iuz (in theory)
Government:Various petty dictatorships
Demographics
Capital:None; Hallorn, Riftcrag, Rookroost, and Stoink function as "regional capitals"
Major towns:Hallorn, Riftcrag, Rookroost, Stoink
Population:475,200
Races:Human 79% (OFSb), Halforc 9%, Halfling 5%, Elf 3%, Gnome 2%, Dwarf 1%, Half-elf 1%
Languages:Common, Orcish, Halfling
Groups
Religions:Iuz, Olidammara, Erythnul, Norebo, Hextor, orcish pantheon, Nerull, ­Ralishaz, Kurell, Fharlanghn, Pholtus, Trithereon, Rudd, various goblinoid gods.
Allies:None
Enemies:Shield Lands, Furyondy, Stonehold, Rovers of the Barrens, Tenh, County of Urnst, the Pale, Nyrond, Knights of Holy Shielding, Knights of the Hart, hostile factions within Iuz’s command structure (sometimes)
Miscellaneous
Resources:Silver (Rift Canyon)
Coinage:No national coinage; some fiefs produce their own coinage

The Bandit Kingdoms is a political state in the Central Flanaess properly known as the Combination of Free Lords, and sometimes called the Bandit Lands (post-Greyhawk Wars).

History

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This area was settled, if not very well, by Oeridians as they pushed eastward to become the Great Kingdom of the Aerdi.[1][2] It was never very tightly held, and when the Viceroyalty of Ferrond (to the west) revolted against the Great Kingdom in 254 CY to become the Kingdom of Furyondy, the area between Furyondy and the Great Kingdom (to the east) fell under control of local petty nobles[2]. These "Middle Lands" included "plains north of the Nyr Dyv" and once spread as far west as the Veng River,[2] and as far east as across the Zumker River to the Griffs, in the valley of the Zumkend River and Calbut.[3] Eventually this name faded so that only the central-most domain is referred to as the "Midlands".

At some point in the first half of the fourth century CY prior to 350 CY,[4][5] the barons in the northern part of the area united the as the "Combination of Free Lords", an alliance to stop outside invasions through a mutual defense pact, though this did not stop them from warring or raiding internally.[2]

Also in the early fourth century CY, the lords to the south of the Middle Lands nearest the Nyr Dyv's coast, previously part of Ferrond, formed the Shield Lands to stop raids from the Free Lords.[2] The two battled each other for more than two centuries, without change.[2]

But, in the late fifth century CY, at some point between 480 CY and 499 CY,[6] when Iuz was rising to power, he "conquered the westernmost Bandit Kingdoms, declaring the walled city of Molag his 'Summer Capital.'"[6]

Then, in the early sixth century CY (513 CY), shortly after Iuz's disappearance, the Horned Society broke away from the Empire, and took Molag and the surrounding lands as their own.[6] Even after Iuz's return (570 CY)[7] and his destruction of the Hierarchs, the region did not return fully to the hands of the Free Lords.

In 579 CY, Wormhall and Warfields are invaded by the Horned Society in retribution for the forces of the Free Lords collectively turning to attack Tenh for violating the borders of the Bandit Kingdoms and attacking Grosskopf. After a truce is negotiated with Tenh, the Free Lords turn to retake the western domains in spring 576.[8]

After successfully pushing the Horned Society back, the Heirarchs cooperate with Wormhall and Warfields to invade the western Shield Lands, only to themselves then be defeated by the Empire of Iuz in 583 CY, who then invades and occupies all of the old Bandit Kingdoms.[9][10]

By the late sixth century CY (591 CY+), the Bandit Kingdoms remain under Iuz's control, though his power is weaker there than at home. Many people in the region work against the Empire and do their best to "regain their independence."[11]

Geography

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The Bandit Kingdoms are in the central portion of the Flanaess. They are bordered by the Fellreev Forest to the north, and by an undefined border with the Shield Lands to the south. To the west, the Ritensa River divides the Kingdoms from the Empire of Iuz proper, while the Artonsamay River forms the eastern border, starting in the Fellreev, and arching through the Phostwood before passing between the Shield Lands and the County of Urnst.

In the heart of the Bandit Kingdoms lies the vast Rift Canyon, more than 180 miles long and up to thirty miles wide. Formed by forces unknown, it is surrounded by a rocky wasteland. Near the southwest end of the canyon rises White Plume Mountain, a volcano whose tunnels until recently housed the evil wizard Keraptis. And to the north of the canyon lie the Tangles, a small, yet dense forest where bandits opposed to Iuz's force reside.

People

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Population

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In 576 CY, the population of the Bandit Kingdoms totals 95,000+.[5][12]

In 591 CY, the population of the Bandit Kingdoms totals 475,200. The most populous towns are Rookroost (pop. 17,500), Stoink (pop. 13,300), Kinemeet (pop. 7,300, though orcs outnumber humans over 2-to-1), Riftcrag (pop. 5,000), and Alhaster (pop. 4,700).[1]

Languages

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The most widely-spoken languages in the Bandit Kingdoms include Common, Orcish, and Halfling.[1]

Government

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There is no one central government within the Bandit Kingdoms; most of the territories are petty dictatorships whose alliances can shift as quickly as the wind. There are seventeen distinct domains (in 576 CY+)[4][5][8] and leadership of the region is mostly by "four to six powerful lords, with the rest attempting either to become leading rulers or simply to survive."[4][5][13] There aren't any of the lords who are powerful enough to rule the entire region, or to draw them all together into a single nation. But even though they are independent petty lords separately, they band together in self-defense against any outside forces.[5]

From 584 CY forward, the various warlords, in theory, all pay homage to Iuz and his forces, since these lands were claimed by Iuz as his own during the Greyhawk Wars. However, for most of the Bandit Kings, this fealty is a charade. In the late sixth century CY (591 CY+), they are sometimes called the Bandit Lands. They are an occupied land, there is no official national capital. Hallorn, Riftcrag, Rookroost, and Stoink function as "regional capitals".

Administrative divisions

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These are more independent realms than they are administrative divisions of a nation. Each is its own sole authority. They cooperate with each other for defense and trade, but they have no single formal government.

Much like the real-world balkanization of some areas after the fall of an empire, some of these domains are only the approximate size of Delaware and New Jersey.

Listed below are the realms of the Bandit Kingdoms (576-581 CY); Key numbers correlate to those in the map at right.

The Bandit Kingdoms, in spring 579 CY, in Dragon #63 (1982) Illustrated by Darlene (this is a newer illustration distinct from the Darlene map (1980).[8]
  1. Unified Bands of the Warfields
  2. Barony of Wormhall
  3. Mighty Freehold
  4. Abbarra
  5. Earldom of the Tangles
  6. Men of the Rift
  7. Great Lands of Reyhu
  8. Principality of Redhand
  9. Duchy of the Artonsamay
  10. Free City-State of Stoink
  11. Grand Theocracy of Dimre
  12. Kingdom of Johrase
  13. Stronghold of the Midlands
  14. Greenkeep
  15. Free City of Rookroost
  16. Fellands
  17. Grand Clans of Grosskopf
[Note that honorifics and descriptors to these realms' names (such as "free city", "unified bands", "grand theocracy", et al.) are not added until 2000.[14] In 1981 when they are first enumerated, only the realm name is used, though some rulers use titles like baron, earl, prince, or king.][3][8]

Heraldry

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Due to the independent nature of the various groups within the Bandit Kingdoms, no one standard has ever been adopted as representative of the entire region. However, several of the fiefs considered amongst the largest and strongest traditionally carry their own devices, including Dimre, Johrase, Reyhu, Rookroost.

Notable individuals

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The various warlords of the Bandit Kingdoms aren't enumerated in 576 CY—it is not until spring 579 CY they are detailed.[3][8] It is generally presumed they were the same prior to that.

Leadership of the Combination of Free Lords
Kigindom Leader in spring 579 CY Leader in 591+ CY
Abbarra Rhelt Abbarra (Assassin 10)
Artonsamay Duke Nebon Gellor (Ftr9) Duke Gellor (N male human Ftr12)
Dimre Szek Winvid (Clr10)
Fellands Lord Avaerd (Ftr10) Xavendra (CE female human Clr13 of Iuz)
Freehold Master Eab Huldor (MU9) Null (CE male human Wiz19) Archmage; Greater Boneheart
Greenkeep Lord Yanboli (half-elf Ftr5/MU5/Thf5)
Grosskopf Baron Skiven (Ftr11)
Johrase King Selnon (Ftr11)
Midlands Graf Venholtee (Clr3/Ftr7) Graf Demmel Tadurinal (CE male human Clr8 of Iuz)
Redhand Prince Zeech (Clr5/Ftr8) “Prince” Zeech (LE male human Ftr8/Clr4 of Hextor)
Reyhu Tyrant Celdro (Ftr10)
Rift Plar Lintoff (Thf13) Plar Durand Grossman (NE male human Rog11)
Riftcrag—Cranzer (NE male human Wiz15), Lesser Boneheart
Rookroost Plar Teuod Fent (illusionist 9) ( ≥ 585 CY) General Pernavi
(591+) Lord Marshall Arus Mortoth (secretly: CE male half-fiend Ftr15/Asn4)
Stoink Boss Dhaelhy (Ftr8/Thf5) Boss Renfus the Mottled (N male human Rog12)
Tangles Earl Reynard (Brd8/Ftr6/Thf7) Earl Aundurach (CE male human Clr13 of Iuz), Lesser Boneheart
Warfields Guardian General Hok (Ftr11) —Hok not heard from since 586 CY.
Wormhall Baron Oltagg (Ftr4/Thf9)

Economy

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Resources

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The Bandit Kingdoms have little in the way of natural resources, though a fair amount of silver is produced from mining operations in the Rift Canyon.[15][16]

Currency

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The Bandit Kingdoms do not maintain any standard coinage of their own, though individual fiefs within the Kingdoms will produce their own currencies (or will use coins looted from nearby nations).

Transportation

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Military

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In Legends of Greyhawk

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The Bandit Kingdoms[17] will premiere as part of the Legends of Greyhawk organized play campaign in March 2026. It will be run by Premier Organizer West Coast Adventurers Guild, owned and operated by Wolf Miller (Hallowed Woods, LLC). The Lead Story Designer is Mike Olson.[18]. Casey Brown, author of The Unofficial Living Greyhawk Bandit Kingdoms Summary (2016), is a consultant for the region.[17]

In Living Greyhawk

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In the Living Greyhawk organized play scenarios, the Bandit Kingdoms region was assigned to players in the real-world US states of Texas and Oklahoma. The Bandit Kingdoms triad produced a large amount of content, producing almost 19 "rounds" (four-hour sessions) of content per year, well in excess of Wizards of the Coast's initial goal of 8 rounds per year, which was not reached by all regions.

Casey Brown authored a 92-page book, BDKR1 Unofficial LG Bandit Kingdoms Summary (April 2012), to sum up the eight years of adventures in the Living Greyhawk Bandit Kingdoms region.

Living Greyhawk Bandit Kingdoms and Their Rulers
Kigindom Leader in 598 CY
Abbarra (Western Reaches) Rhelt Kor (rumored to be
Artonsamay Duke Gellor (N male human Ftr12)
Dimre Szek Winvid (Clr10)[19]
Fellands (Northern Alliance) Xavendra (CE female human Clr13)
Freehold
Greenkeep various leaders[20]
Grosskopf (Northern Alliance)
Johrase Five mercenary lords;
Midlands Graf Demmel Tadurinal (CE male human Clr8 of Iuz)
Redhand “Prince” Zeech (LE male human Ftr8/Clr4 of Hextor)
Reyhu (displaced) Tyrant Kensin Jorrel/Etroll Nurg (Rift) ; Skannar Hendricks (Fort Hendricks)
Rift Plar Durand Grossman (NE male human Rog11)
Rookroost High Lord Demmel Tadurinal; High Lady Xavendra (Groucester)
Stoink Boss Renfus the Mottled (N male human Rog12)
Tangles (Moskol's Legion) Earl Tarren Moskol, but General Hok (Warfields) has taken Hallorn[21]
Warfields (Western Reaches) Guardian General Hok[22]
Wormhall (Western Reaches) Baron Horace[22]

See also

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References

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Notes

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Citations

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  1. ↑ a b c Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000), p.23.
  2. ↑ a b c d e f Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000), p.31.
  3. ↑ a b c "News of the North Central Flanaess".  Dragon #56 (Dec 1981), p.21.
  4. ↑ a b c The World of Greyhawk Fantasy World Setting (1980), p.8.
  5. ↑ a b c d e World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting (1983), p.19, Guide.
  6. ↑ a b c Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000), p.62.
  7. ↑ Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000), p.63.
  8. ↑ a b c d e "Where the Bandits Are".  Dragon #63 (Jul 1982), p.14.
  9. ↑ The Adventure Begins (1998), p.3.
  10. ↑ Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000), p.104.
  11. ↑ Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000), p.32.
  12. ↑ WGR5 Iuz the Evil (1993), p.47.
  13. ↑ Dungeon Master's Guide (2024), p.167.
  14. ↑ Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000), p.25-31.
  15. ↑ WGR5 Iuz the Evil (1993), p.48.
  16. ↑ Living Greyhawk Gazetteer (2000), p.25.
  17. ↑ a b Wolf Miller. (@Trainging_Dragons). Baldman Games Discord. "It’s ENNIE gold awarded Mike Olson as story lead currently for both. His name should be one you know, if not he’s done everything from Rick n Morty vs DnD to consulting on young Sheldon the tv show through to *inventing entire rpg systems*. He’s also a huge Greyhawk fan.... I will confirm that Casey Brown is involved with BK (so far consulting level only) but is aware that we are intending to edit problematic themes and bring the vastly dense setting to modern standards." 5 July 2025
  18. ↑ Wolf Miller. (@Trainging_Dragons). Dungeons & Dragons Discord (official WotC) "West Coast Adventurer’s Guild (me and my team) are taking up BK and Wild Coast." 3 June 2025.[1]
  19. ↑ Living Greyhawk BK Meta-Org Guidebook 596 CY (RPGA, 2006) , p.20.
  20. ↑ Living Greyhawk BK Meta-Org Guidebook 596 CY (RPGA, 2006) , p.17.
  21. ↑ Living Greyhawk BK Meta-Org Guidebook 596 CY (RPGA, 2006) , p.43.
  22. ↑ a b Living Greyhawk BK Meta-Org Guidebook 596 CY (RPGA, 2006) , p.7.

Bibliography

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———. "Where the Bandits Are." Dragon #63. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1982.
———. The World of Greyhawk. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1980.
———. World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting. Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1983.

Encyclopedia Greyhawkania Index

The Encyclopedia Greyhawkania Index (EGI) is based on previous work of Jason Zavoda through '08, continued by numerous other fans. The EGI article has a list of sources, product names, abbreviations, and a link to the full, downloadable index.

Topic Type Description Product Page/Card/Image

Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Artifact of Evil 31, 37, 95, 189, 193
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), The City of Greyhawk: Adventure Cards 11
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), The City of Greyhawk: Folks, Feuds and Factions 3, 6, 43, 48, 71, 73, 78, 84
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), The City of Greyhawk: Gem of the Flanaess 14, 19
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), City of Hawks 142, 223
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dungeon Masters Guide 1st Edition 157
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dance of Demons 8
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #037 11
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #052 20
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #055 18, 19
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #056 18, 21
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #063 14
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #191 67
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #208 54
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #253 44, 46
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #262 38
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #265 60
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #293 90
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #297 92
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #306 95, 101
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dragon magazine #315 51, 53, 54
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dungeon magazine #032 61, 62, 64, 65, 71
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Dungeon magazine #114 102
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), The Fright At Tristor 16
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), From the Ashes: Atlas of the Flanaess 4, 6, 10, 22, 27, 28, 33, 35, 37-39, 55, 59, 75
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), From the Ashes: Campaign Book 4, 19, 31
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), From the Ashes: References Card #1
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), From the Ashes: References Card #2
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), From the Ashes: References Card #9
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Greyhawk Adventures 37, 38, 45, 46, 81
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Greyhawk Wars: Adventurer's Book 7, 9, 15, 17
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Living Greyhawk Gazetteer IC, 15, 25, 27, 29, 30, 31, 35, 47, 58, 59, 62, 63, 82, 94, 102, 103, 104, 109, 112, 113, 123, 124, 144, 152, 159, 182
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Living Greyhawk Journal #0 3, 5, 13
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Living Greyhawk Journal #1 4, 24, 28, 32
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Living Greyhawk Journal #2 28
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Living Greyhawk Journal #3 26
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #01 17
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #03 11
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #04 5,8
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #05 6,9,10
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #06 18,22,35,38
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #07 2
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #08 15
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #09 18,20
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #10 19,49,53
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #11 25,27,30,31,36,76
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #13 9,10,17
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #14 23,44
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #15 17
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #18 19,23,25,26
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #19 19,20
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #21 11
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #23 5,20
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #27 12,13
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #28 3,6,7,32
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #29 7,32,41
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #30 26
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #31 9,13,24
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #32 18,22
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Oerth Journal #33 22,23,24,25,28,29,30,36
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Player's Guide to Greyhawk 6, 10
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Polyhedron magazine #163 111
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Return of the Eight 59
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Return to White Plume Mountain 3
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), S1-4 Realms of Horror, Adventure Booklet 23
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), S2 White Plume Mountain (1st-3rd printing), AD&D 1e 2
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), S2 White Plume Mountain {Expanded} (4th+ printing), AD&D 1e 2
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Sea of Death 14
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), Saga of Old City 6, 138, 151, 236, 242
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), The Adventure Begins 3, 5, 19, 69, 116
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), WG12 Vale of the Mage 5, 48
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), WG8 Fate of Istus 3, 6
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), The World of Greyhawk Fantasy World Setting (Folio) IC, 2, 6, 7, 8, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 22
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), WGM1 Borderwatch 13
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), WGR4 The Marklands 3, 15, 20, 28, 45, 59, 62, 71, 76, 79, 81, 89, 95
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), WGR5 Iuz the Evil 1, 4, 7, 15, 16, 28, 35-38, 40-42, 45-56, 61, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72, 74, 76, 81, 90, 96
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), WGS1 Five Shall Be One IC, IBC, 4, 11, 24
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), WGS2 Howl From the North 6, 10, 13, 31
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), World of Greyhawk boxed set (1983) 11, 14, 19, 29, 33, 34, 36, 49, 55, 59, IBC
Bandit Kingdoms Kingdom (576 pop: 95000), (591 pop: 475200), World of Greyhawk boxed set (1983) 8, 10, 17, 32
Bandit Lands Province Living Greyhawk Gazetteer 25, 30
Bandit Lands Province Player's Guide to Greyhawk 6, 12, 59
Bandit Lands Province Reference SEE Bandit Kingdoms
Bandit Lands Province Return of the Eight 59
Bandit Lands Province The Adventure Begins 17, 23
Iron Crown of the Bandit Kingdoms Item Encyclopedia Magica - Volume I 334
Iron Crown of the Bandit Kingdoms Item Greyhawk Adventures 81
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