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

[was]

I think FR will be next. Then Greyhawk or Eberron.

 

[Jester David]

Ravenloft!

 

[kerouac]

Call me a sucker, but I'd love a 5e Dragonlance setting... I've tried others, but that is my all time favourite. As for the others, I'd love a Greyhawk one, if only because I narrowly missed out on it when I first started playing D&D.

 

[kerouac]

Actually, Planescape would be pretty cool too, although I was never able to run a lower level game in it.

 

[collin]

I am surprised Greyhawk is such a big favorite. Although it is the traditional DnD setting, to me it always felt like Gygax tried to shoehorn a role-playing game into his medieval miniatures Chainmail game. I voted for Eberron, but Forgotten Realms has always seemed like the quintessential fantasy RPG world.

 

[Nytmare]

I don't know who currently owns it, but I'd love to have updated Scarred Lands stuff back on the shelves.

 

[Nivenus]

I am surprised Greyhawk is such a big favorite. Although it is the traditional DnD setting, to me it always felt like Gygax tried to shoehorn a role-playing game into his medieval miniatures Chainmail game. I voted for Eberron, but Forgotten Realms has always seemed like the quintessential fantasy RPG world.

Well, Greyhawk was the flagship setting for three editions of D&D. I don't have any particular like/dislike for it but I can see why there'd be a lot of passion for it, especially after it got kicked out during 4e (which was one of WotC's odder decisions).

 

[Samuel Cole]

1. Spelljammer
2. Ravenloft
3. Dark Sun
4. Dragonlance

I know that it wouldn't be a smart business decision, but I'd also like to see a new setting come out, perhaps a swashbuckling Renaissance setting akin to 7th Sea. I'm a sucker for nautical adventures, which is probably why Spelljammer tops my list...

 

[The Mirrorball Man]

I am surprised Greyhawk is such a big favorite. Although it is the traditional DnD setting, to me it always felt like Gygax tried to shoehorn a role-playing game into his medieval miniatures Chainmail game.

Yes, that's very odd. I'd love it if people who voted Greyhawk came here to explain why they think it would be a good choice (apart from tradition, which isn't really much of an argument.) Forgotten Realms I can understand, because although I find it bland and not very exciting, it provides a blank canvas for fantasy adventures that people may find attractive, but Greyhawk, I feel, has very few saving graces.

 

[Lrdroland]

I would love to see some Dragonlance. I am mainly in love with the world created in the books I read since I was a kid. I think it would be cool to see adventures that run parallel to the Heroes of the Lance.