D&D General Kara-Tur vs Rokugan
Voadam
Legend
For India there is Green Ronin's Mindshadows for 3.0. A psionics focused D&D setting, there is a print sourcebook and monster book but not pdfs for some reason.
There is also Sahashra from Dog Soul Publishing a full on Mythic India for 3.5.
WotC also did an India version of Kara Tur as a web supplement for 3e Oriental Adventures.
Sword of Spirit
Legend
http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/we/20011019a
3e, but still free fluff. Whether it's good or not would be a matter of preference. It's on the small size for a setting if I recall.
There's a Kickstarter running now for a perfectly gorgeous-looking 5E setting based on Korea, if you consider that a "smaller country":
https://www.kickstarter.com/project...-adventures-5e-compatible-campaig/description
Mahasarpa is not linked to Kara Tur, I think it's linked to Rokugan, at least in the past, but I don't know about it's legal status now.
Azzy
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It's an entirely independent setting created by James Wyatt, and it belongs to WotC.
They are hiring expert consultants and likely doing Kara Tur, which has two fantasy Japans, two fantasy China's, fantasy Vietnam, fantasy Cambodia, fantasy Hong Kong, fantasy Korea, fantasy Tibet, fantasy Mongolia, Fantasy Siberia. I originally were also going to do fantasy Sri Lanka and fantasy Thighland, but they never got to it.
Okay so I wonder what if anything they will do with it?
Samloyal23
Adventurer
I had forgotten about Mahasarpa, it is a fun setting, takes full advantage of the 3E rules, and it really should be part of the Forgotten Realms.
Well given Roukugen is no longer a D&D setting, putting it in FR makes the most sense, but the question then becomes where in FR do you put it, and what changes to Mahasarpa do they have have to make to have it fit 5e and the Forgotten Realms?
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