D&D 5E What 3 Settings did you pick in the Survey

[Crimson Longinus]

Homebrew. As a GM word building is at least half the fun, and as a player I like to see what sort of worlds others have created. Dark Sun and Eberron as distant second and third. Both do something actually unique and interesting with D&D. Dark Sun has actually influenced my current homebrew quite a bit.

 

[Vaalingrade]

Eberron, because Dungeonpunk is almost as good as Steampunk.

Spelljammer because D&D could use some madcap fun.

Homebrew because D&D is never going to give me the setting I actually want as a finished product.

 

[Azzy]

That's good enough for me, especially the badass part, always inspiring for roleplaying, for example with the Lunars in Glorantha.

Have you seen The Life of Brian?

 

[Azzy]

Homebrew (from scratch), Eberron, and Greyhawk.

 

[Lyxen]

Have you seen The Life of Brian?

Oh. Oooohh. Yes, I see, thanks for pointing that out, I should certainly watch it again.

 

[Blue]

Homebrew from scratch (favorited), Eberron and Darksun.

I was hoping few people picked the worn-out kictchen sink with godlike NPCs of FR, but looking at the votes here if they are indicative of the larger picture I see that's likely not the case.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Have you seen The Life of Brian?

But the important question is, who would win in a fight between Asterix and Biggus Dickus?

 

[Charlaquin]

Note that in the survey there were two options for homebrew - homebrew from scratch and homebrew adapted from an existing setting. This poll only has one homebrew option. It also lacks the write-in option. Since I voted for homebrew (adapted from an existing setting), Dark Sun, and write-in (Nentir Vale), one and a half of the three options I voted for aren’t represented in this poll.

 

[BookTenTiger]

Homebrew only.

 

[Vaalingrade]

I mean, FR has a bunch of popular novels under its belt, contains pretty much all the recognizable NPCs not named after original players or creators and has basically been the only setting WotC puts appreciable support behind for almost 20 years. And, while I hate its DC-comics like tendency to explode itself every few years, a lot of people appreciate the sense of progression that few of the other setting have.