D&D 5E Which campaign setting material (AP or Sourcebook) would you like to see first/next in 5E?

[Astrosicebear]

This poll asks Which campaign setting material (AP or Sourcebook) would you like to see first/next in 5E? This could be because adventure paths are published in the setting, a campaign source book is released, or other similar product.

"My own homebrew" should read "I use my own Homebrew". Don't mean to intend for people to choose this option wanting their own to be published first. But hey, that works too.

 

[DM Howard]

I don't see the poll. I'd probably go with Greyhawk (because GREYHAWK) or my own home brew setting.

 

[Mercurius]

It seems that you have two different questions: Which setting would you like to see first? And, which setting would you run first?

I have two different answers. To the first, I'd like to see a new setting, but don't expect to - at least not at first. Barring that, I'm fine with a big, glorious Forgotten Realms book being first.

As to the second question, the answer is (and always has been): homebrew.

 

[Tormyr]

There are lots of good campaign settings out there. I would want time to be spent publishing something that has mechanical needs for an update. My vote is for Spelljammer.

 

[delericho]

Eberron. But I'm waiting on conversions for some of the iconic elements, and in the meantime I'll run whatever's out there.

 

[ThirdWizard]

Oops. I didn't read carefully enough. I voted Planescape because I'm running Planescape right now. But, I do NOT want to see any published setting information for it, because why would I? I already have everything I need. The only thing that could accomplish would be to make some kind of subpar product in my mind.

 

[TerraDave]

Yes, its two different questions.

I picked Greyhawk, as I think it would interesting to see what they do with it.

But the D&D Known World would be a close, close second, for what I am doing in my homebrew.

Al-Qadim would also be nice, for both those reasons.

 

[Gargoyle]

Started Birthright. I love the style of the setting and it's easy to convert to 5e (some fan conversions already out there for much of it). It's sort of a bonus that it probably won't see any official support anytime soon because I can develop my campaign however I want without fear of conflicting published material appearing, but of course I'd still love to see some support for it. Plus, the PDFs are available for it at dndclassics and I picked up the box set in excellent condition for a very cheap $20 (plus more for shipping). It's a gorgeous product, and a big value with lots of great stuff in the box.

My players aren't into ruling a domain yet (but are looking forward to trying it out later), but that's ok, the setting is great for regular D&D adventures too, and the domain stuff can wait.

 

[Agamon]

I don't really need any more FR material, but that's where my game is set, so that's my vote. Otherwise, it'd be cool to see some new Greyhawk material.

 

[Astrosicebear]

Edited for continuity. Sorry about the confusion.