What do you want the next "genre setting" to be?

[Knightfall]

So, we know that WotC is publishing a "Genre Setting" 4E book for Gamma World. It seems likely that it might be the first of a series of genre setting books. If so, then the question becomes...

What do you want the next "genre setting" to be?

Cheers!

Knightfall

 

[Sketchpad]

Put me down for Star Frontiers, Dark*Matter, Top Secret and maybe something Pulpy (but not with magic being used for Weird Science ... )

 

[Starglyte]

Ravenloft(Gothic Horror)
Sword and Socrery
Sword and Planet (spelljammer?)
Historical (the old 2nd edition historical settings)

I can dream can I?

 

[Herobizkit]

Um... how about... Spelljammer?

Normally I'd be all about Ravenloft, but in a (4e) game of uber-heroic fantasy, it almost defeats the purpose of being "scary". Ravenloft, for me, has always been Castlevania... so maybe it could work.

 

[crash_beedo]

Boot Hill.

Then I could mush 4E, Gamma World, and Boot Hill into something like Stephen King's Dark Tower. Wahoo.

 

[El Mahdi]

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[Stormonu]

I'm in the mood for Star Frontiers or Spelljammer.


Strangely, I had more problems envisioning Ravenloft under 3E than in 4E. And I am not a 4E person.

 

[On Puget Sound]

Paranoia. Actually, you could do a fair job of capturing the paranoia or call of cthulhu mechanics in 4E by simply requiring players to roll d12s for all d20 rolls. And monsters/ robots/ vulture squadron troopers would roll d30s.

 

[Dragonhelm]

I want a d20 Modern/Urbana Arcana type of setting with cybernetics and magic. In other words, a 4e-ish Shadowrun.

Also, something akin to Dragonstar meets Alternity meets d20 Future.

I'd throw in my hat for Spelljammer too. Star Frontiers would also be cool.

A superhero game would also be good, but I don't know that WotC could compete against Mutants & Masterminds. Nor am I sure I want them to.

 

[falcarrion]

I would perfer they try something new then rehash old stuff.
I would like for them to do a underwater campain setting. If you look at the rules for under water combat for 3.x or pathfinder, 4e has the most useable one of all three.