D&D 5E D&D Crossovers

[HyperionSol]

I'm a fan of crossovers and my current campaign is starts in the Forgotten Realms and crosses into many Magic: The Gathering worlds. Admittedly, I was inspired by James Wyatt's Plane Shift documents. It inspired me enough to make my own patreon for my adventures and rules anyway.

But enough about me! What are some of the best D&D Crossovers you made or played?

 

[gyor]

None, but I would love to do a Forgotten Realms/Star Trek cross over.

 

[HyperionSol]

None, but I would love to do a Forgotten Realms/Star Trek cross over.

That would be cool. Especially since some of the Forgotten Realms settings were founded by people taken from Earth.

 

[Fanaelialae]

I had an artificially intelligent spacecraft that was inspired by the Stars Without Number universe visit my homebrew D&D world. While the players aren't fully aware of it, their D&D universe is an exceptionally large pocket dimension (existing in metadimensional space) in a SWN setting which I might someday run. Just me setting some groundwork that may or may not come to fruition.

The whole thing was inspired by the SWN magic supplement, Codex of the Black Sun. While there are no black sun's in that supplement, it got me thinking about what if there were these black stars that are virtually undetectable because they're the result of a fold in metadimensional space? What if that fold was it's own pocket dimension with its own rules? What if an independent AI came across one of these black suns and decided to explore the fold. Et cetra, et cetra...

 

[HyperionSol]

I had an artificially intelligent spacecraft that was inspired by the Stars Without Number universe visit my homebrew D&D world. While the players aren't fully aware of it, their D&D universe is an exceptionally large pocket dimension (existing in metadimensional space) in a SWN setting which I might someday run. Just me setting some groundwork that may or may not come to fruition.

The whole thing was inspired by the SWN magic supplement, Codex of the Black Sun. While there are no black sun's in that supplement, it got me thinking about what if there were these black stars that are virtually undetectable because they're the result of a fold in metadimensional space? What if that fold was it's own pocket dimension with its own rules? What if an independent AI came across one of these black suns and decided to explore the fold. Et cetra, et cetra...

You really planned that out. My favorite crossovers are the ones that really make sense. Kudos to you!

 

[Fanaelialae]

You really planned that out. My favorite crossovers are the ones that really make sense. Kudos to you!

Thanks!

 

[robus]

I'm a fan of crossovers and my current campaign is starts in the Forgotten Realms and crosses into many Magic: The Gathering worlds. Admittedly, I was inspired by James Wyatt's Plane Shift documents. It inspired me enough to make my own patreon for my adventures and rules anyway.

But enough about me! What are some of the best D&D Crossovers you made or played?

I have this idea for a D&D/Ready Player One cross-over (for obvious reasons )

 

[HyperionSol]

I have this idea for a D&D/Ready Player One cross-over (for obvious reasons )

A gamer in a game. I can see it happening and be a lot of fun. Easter eggs galore!

 

[muppetmuppet]

I am tempted to place a stargate somewhere in the next part of the campaign and see where that goes.

 

[HyperionSol]

I am tempted to place a stargate somewhere in the next part of the campaign and see where that goes.

A literal universe of choices.