D&D 5E Whats your Favorite Unpublished Setting?

[Jeff Albertson]

Ralph Bakshi's film, Wizards, could be a fun mix of magic and tech, mutants and faeries.

 

[Wednesday Boy]

There was the 3rd Ed OA, released in 2001.

What made R2k different than L5R or OA is that it's set in modern day. (Well, modern day minus 15 years.) So it has clans, samurai, majo, magic, etc. but it also has motorcycles, corporations, firearms, etc.

 

[Jeff Albertson]

What made R2k different than L5R or OA is that it's set in modern day. (Well, modern day minus 15 years.) So it has clans, samurai, majo, magic, etc. but it also has motorcycles, corporations, firearms, etc.

Ah, groovy, I have never heard of this.

 

[Wednesday Boy]

Ah, groovy, I have never heard of this.

Check out the link in my first post if you're interested in a light but exhilarating and enjoyable read.

Spoiler: George R.R. Martin fans might especially appreciate it because Rich Wulf never actually finishes the story.

 

[B. Chaos]

You know seeing a game of thrones in D&D would be interesting. I wonder how a low magic 5e game would look since magic is tied up in so many class abilities.