D20 Fantasy Mini-Settings

Yair started a thread here asking for a list of full sized settings. I, however, am more interested in mini-settings that can be dropped into other settings -- cities or region sourcebooks. D20 Fantasy, D&D compatible only please, and not sourcebooks for other settings (like Geanavue or Streets of Silver).

Initial list off the top of my head:

Bard's Gate (city)
Bluffside (city)
Caravan City of Azul (mini-city setting by AEG)
Corwyl (wood elf village)
Dark Elf City of Hosuth (mini-city setting by AEG)
Dezzavold (drow elf city)
Dry Lands: Empires of the Dragon Sands (desert region)
Freeport (city)
Hamunaptra (Egyptian themed region)
Kitsunemori (Japan themed region featuring the namesake fox-tailed fey)
Mindshadows (Naranjan, India-themed island)
Niflheim (Icelandic island recast as a demi-plane)
Nyambe (Africa inspired setting)
Ogre City of Drahk'Suhl (mini-city setting by AEG)
Prison City of Hell's Reach (mini-city setting by AEG)
Ptolus (city with world backdrop)
Sahasra (India inspired region)
Seven Civilizations (Collections of nations/cultures by Atlas Games)
Seven Cities (City collection by Atlas games
Sheoloth City of the Drow (Drow city, by Mongoose)
Skraag City of Orcs (Orc City, by Mongoose)
SpirosBlaak (Lycanthrope infested Barony)
Stormhaven (City by Mongoose)
Stonehaven (City by Mongoose)
Valus (island nation with backdrop of racial tension)
Valley of Frozen Tears (cold climate setting)

City State of the Invincible Overlord? (Don't know it, just from the title...)

Necromancer has several adventures that rely heavily on their internal mini-settigns. There are several other adventures too that focus more on providing the setting than on the adventure proper. Do these count?

The Valley of Frozen Tears (Ancient Awakenings)

Nice little cold climate setting, limits the amount of new rules/crunch.

Review: http://www.enworld.org/reviews.php?do=review&reviewid=2011579

Yair said:

City State of the Invincible Overlord? (Don't know it, just from the title...)

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Part of a larger setting... Wilderlands.

Necromancer has several adventures that rely heavily on their internal mini-settigns. There are several other adventures too that focus more on providing the setting than on the adventure proper. Do these count?

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Sure. I mean some people might not count it, but I've already imported one into my world (the Mayfarrow and Stoneheart Mountain region from Shades of Gray, which encapsulates a bunch of Necro adventures.) Pretty much only if the region has a comprehensive enough Gazette section that you could run other adventures there. I might make a separate list.

Ravenloft (as in Expedition to ...) - I think it has enough to warrant making your list. Possibly also the setting for Red Hand of Doom?

Both are more mega-adventure than anything else, yet they include lots of setting, NPCs, etc.

Thanks,
-Matt

Argus Decimus Mokira said:

Ravenloft (as in Expedition to ...) - I think it has enough to warrant making your list. Possibly also the setting for Red Hand of Doom?

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I don't know how EtRV was presented, but Ravenloft was a published 3e/d20 setting, so I'm gonna nix it.

Nyambe, African setting

More module ones

Maze of Screaming Silence by Monkey god.

City on Cloudhome by Monkeygod

Torasia in the Tsar Rising and Baba Yaga modules by Monkeygod

And then to complete the Dog soul collection: Raisya from Baba Yaga and the firebird supplements.

Skraag City of Orcs by Mongoose

Stormhaven City by Mongoose

Stonehaven City by Mongoose

Sheoloth City of the Drow by Mongoose

Seven Cities by Atlas games

Seven Civilizations by Atlas Games

Relics and Rituals Olympus and Arthurian Adventures? I'm not that familiar with those.