where would you go?

[DungeonmasterCal]

The Shire, and live in a cozy, me-sized Hobbit hole.

 

[DungeonmasterCal]

Zamboula, in Conan's Hyborian age.

The crossroads of Shem, Stygia and Turan.

I would try and take up with some Zuagir Nomads and raid Turanian caravans until the local Satrap sic'ed his Shemite mercenaries on us.

Too bad we live a zabillion miles apart. I'd love to get in a game in this setting!

 

[eris404]

I would go to Sigil (and probably get myself mazed! jk)... No really, Sigil is just too cool to miss, and from there I could go vitrually anywhere!

Secondly, I would go to Narnia. (Hey I might even be able to get there from Sigil ).

-MirrorMask

Can I join you - those were my choices in that order.

Hey, we could start a tour company!

 

[Blaque]

I'm divided between the Heavenly City of Yu-Shan, from Exalted (Hopefully with a bodyguard...I'd be lunch meat otherwise honestly), the First Age Capital of Meru at its peak, likewise with soem bodyguardship, or Great Forks, honestly.

Note most of them are Exalted cities. What of it!

Stuff.

 

[francisca]

Lankhmar.

I'd probably not stay long, probably made to be an easy mark, and left for dead in some alley inside 45 minutes.

 

[francisca]

Second choice: Mary Stewart's Britain.

That's a nice choice.

 

[Miln]

If I only had a day I'd have to go and see Rivendell.

If I had longer I'd go to the Shire and hope I had time to go to Rivendell.

 

[spatha]

Camelot to see the Round table. I

I'd like to sit in on a session with the knights at the table.

Couldn't agree more.

 

[StupidSmurf]

221B Baker Street!
Narnia, around the area of the Stone Table, to see its shattered remains
The Shire, for the ale and pipeweed
Everlund, a Silver Marches city in the Forgotten Realms
Camelot as seen in Monty Python, for the chorus scenes and footwork impeccable

and last but not least...

Arkham Massachusetts, for a bit of madness that only HP Lovecraft can create

 

[kenobi65]

1. The Shire. Good food, good drink, good people, and a good smoke? Sign me up.

And four-foot ceilings.