D20 Fantasy Mini-Settings

[lkj]

Wasn't there a North American D20 set, sorta like early colonial times with Indians?
Cannot remember the name.

That was Northern Crown, right?

AD

 

[Nightfall]

Sheesh. Hallowfaust is great, and probably will port it at some point... but still need not apply.

Well not "apply" so much as "it's part of the Scarred Lands!"

98% of all S&SS Scarred Land books are that. Scarred Lands.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

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

Neither are settings. They're rules and flavor toolkits. (The Relics & Rituals: Excalibur book is badass.)

 

[Nightfall]

Eh I liked the other excaliber one (not for R&R) if I want Arthurian fun. That being said R&R Excaliber had some good things.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Stonehaven (City by Mongoose)

That's Stonebridge, I believe.

 

[Turanil]

Ancient Kingdoms Mesopotamia (Necromancer Games)

 

[Turjan]

Highthrone - City above the Clouds (by Mongoose)

Do you also take pdf products, like Visira - City of Sorrows?

 

[Emirikol]

Lankhmar

 

[trancejeremy]

Redhurst: Academy of Magic and VIllage of Briarton



Many of the Necromancer Games modules are site based, and in effect "mini-settings". Basically a little town or city, and the environs around it.

Grey Citadel, Vault of Larin Karr, Lost City of Barakus in particular

Similarly there are similar products from other compaines. The two modules from Open World Press (Thumble/Oester); the two Westbrook modules from someone; Unhallowed Halls from Atlas (set around a magical college)

 

[Psion]

Do you also take pdf products, like Visira - City of Sorrows?

Absolutely. (Not that I have updated my list recently.)

It's a questionable one though, because it's part of the Maelstrom campaign setting, I think.

(I use the Maelstrom deities in my game. They are sort of a combination of the primal sort of deities of the Book of the Righteous, and the cross-racial deities of Kalamar.)