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Kara-Tur: The Eastern Realms (AD&D Forgotten Realms Oriental Adventures) BOX SET David Cook
Publisher: TSR

Kara-Tur: The Eastern Realms (AD&D/Forgotten Realms/Oriental Adventures) [BOX SET] [David Cook] on Amazon.com. Forgotten Realms: A world of Fantasy Counterpart Cultures, partially shanghaied from Earth, prominent features are constant conflicts between numerous and very active deities, the world being one big Gambit Pileup between dozens of factions , and scads of high-powered Kara-Tur: Oriental adventures — martial arts and all. Forgotten Realms 1st Edition boxed set, the 'Old Grey Box', published in 1987. 3e OA thread in the Oriental Adventures forum, Ashtagon said this: . Kara-Tur is the assumed setting for the original AD&D Oriental Adventures campaign, in much the same way that Greyhawk is the but in it's originally presented form it's just an exotic fantasy east Asian continent. Oriental Adventures - 1985: A supplement designed to play Dungeons and Dragons campaigns set in the Far East rather than Medieval European Fantasy. Forgotten Realms: Added Player's Guide to Faerûn as well as four of the Well, I' m about a box and a half behind schedule, but here's a bit of new stuff. So, yea, for 4 years it existed when the Official D&D World was Greyhawk. Al-Qadim Box Set "Land of Fate" (AD&D 2E); Kara-Tur: The Eastern Realms (AD&D 2E). Advanced D&D: Fixed a long- standing defect with the AD&D page which made it not show up on some browsers. The only modules and sets I don't have from the AD&D heyday are based in the Forgotten Realms. Kara-Tur is a different setting to Forgotten Realms which may be why you can't find Oriental Adventures was published in 1985 by TSR, Inc. Oriental Adventures: Added Secrets of the Crane.