where would you go?

[ForceUser]

If you could visit just one place in any fantasy world (published or no, gaming-related or no), where would you go and why? How long would you stay and what would you want to do while you were there?

Eberron >> Sharn >> Firelight District

Changeling prostitutes. 'Nuff said.

 

[Tarrasque Wrangler]

The Tomb of Horrors.



Probably Shorosakhar, the City of the Dragontruce from my own homebrew world. Imagine an entire metropolis built to great wyrm scale. A 20 mile long skyline of colossal towers and eyries, with the massive temples of Bahamut and Tiamat anchoring opposite sides of the city.

 

[HeapThaumaturgist]

Oddly enough, probably one of the worlds from David Eddings' earlier works. I read those when I was younger, and the idea of meddlesome, present deities is interesting.

I've never much been enthused with the thought of getting stuck in the worlds of D&D. I'm sure I'd end up living out my days as a 3rd level Expert with ranks in Craft (Writing) and not enough gold to buy a Cure Disease potion when I got sick with the flu in the winter.

Y'know. Like now.

--fje

 

[Psimancer]

Another vote for Sharn here; a lot of BASE jumping with Feather Fall Talismans would be done

 

[WayneLigon]

Freedom City is high on the list, as is New York City in the Marvel Universe.
The city of Haven, in Valdemar, or Kethry's White Winds mage school.

 

[Gilladian]

I'm with Slife. Oz has always been my favorite place to imagine actually going. Narnia would be a second choice. And how about the land of the Blue Fairy Book? Not fairyland, but fairy-tale-land. All places where bad stuff can happen, but good always triumphs in the end.

 

[jgbrowning]

Aman.

joe b.

 

[DamionW]

The Dark Tower of Stephen King's Dark tower series.
The Wall from Game of Thrones.

 

[Greylock]

First choice: Roger Zelazny's Amber.

Second choice: Mary Stewart's Britain.

hth

 

[Gossamerblade]

Yup, Rivendell.

(that seems to be a very popular spot; let's get a game going there!)