help needed - 3.5 campaign settings.

[ruemere]

Okay, my friend is thinking of starting a D&D game, and we've played other d20 games, but not D&D, so could people please list the settings out there that are 3.5 (or have conversion documents) and are still currently being supported.

Arcana Unearthed and Scarred Lands.

The former for the best (though somewhat challenging) take on d20.
The latter for a climactic setting, great support, Nightfall the Sage, friendly staff and great concepts.

If it was possible, I would use AU system to play in world of SL. Alas, it would be not wise due to AU unbelievable flexibility.

Both settings published by Sword and Sorcery Studios, though AU is a product of Malhavoc Press.

Regards,
Ruemere

 

[d20Dwarf]

Midnight is 3.0, but most of the supplements are 3.5. Dawnforge is completely 3.5 compatible, brand new, and exciting.

 

[ph34r]

I'm gonna suggest Forgotten Realms or Greyhawk since it's the default setting. Or if your friend feels adventurous (no pun intended) he could make a homebrew and just use whatever he wanted to.

 

[bushfire]

The Judges Guild Wilderlands released by Necromancer Games is 3.5

 

[Acid_crash]

The Iron Crown setting should be out soon...did I spell that right? *wonders* The one from Privateer Press.

 

[bubbalin]

well, this will be his first time GMing of any sort, so challenging is probably not what is being looked for. In fact, cliches abounding might make it easier to get a handle on the game itself for him.

who does dawnforge?

 

[Protean]

well, this will be his first time GMing of any sort, so challenging is probably not what is being looked for. In fact, cliches abounding might make it easier to get a handle on the game itself for him.

who does dawnforge?

Fantasy Flight Games: I'm not sure of who the main developers were, but I think it's worth mentioning that it was in the last batch of WotC's setting competition. If you like your fantasy to feel larger than life, Dawnforge is a great setting for you.

 

[Turjan]

Fantasy Flight Games: I'm not sure of who the main developers were, but I think it's worth mentioning that it was in the last batch of WotC's setting competition. If you like your fantasy to feel larger than life, Dawnforge is a great setting for you.

One of the main developers promoted it a few posts above *points to d20Dwarf*

I'd suggest "The Player's Guide to the Wilderlands" myself, but only, if you don't mind fleshing the thing out a bit yourself .

 

[d20Dwarf]

Oh, did I forget to mention that?

 

[PJ Mason]

The Iron Crown setting should be out soon...did I spell that right? *wonders* The one from Privateer Press.

Why ye sorry box o'bolts!! I'll strip ye gears for that one! It's Iron Kingdoms, knave. Best ya mind yerself, gobber!!

Comes at ya April-time!