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Some random ideas for campaign settings. Here's a setting inspired by a tangent in another thread: The Down Below Three species of...

Some day I want a setting to advertise itself as "historically unaccurate": just unabashedly anachronistic (without being offensive).

You can also draw a world map but be explicit that it's not 100% accurate; just some ivory tower sage's collection of reports which they...

Damn, now I want that setting.

I may not have a good idea of where my creative energy lies, but I do know I don't feel great if I don't go with my gut.

Yeah I think realizing where your creative energy lies is pretty important as a DM. For me, I know that there are two places I am very...

I used to think that same way but I've come around on it. The mundane is the players' real lives. That's where the contrast is. It's not...

That's a point of difference between us. For me, a major reason to have fantastic elements is to cater to the escapist fantasy of a more...

I believe this is a false dichotomy. A fantasy world can be weirdly different from the real world and yet still feel like a real place...

If you make me go through a Ye Olde Mediaval village to make me go wow against a Dragon or a Skeleton... I don't think that works though.

Give me the weird naughty word immediately please. Don't bother me with 'realistic' when that's just codeword for boring. Horses are now huge...

The weirder the better. Realistic or mundane settings are boring. This reminds me of the gonzo thread awhile back and it’s basically the...

I like it as fantastical as possible.....except for how people act. I can have a hard time comprehending real human behavior, so I need...

I like most of the races except for halflings and dragonborn, both of which always struck me as kind of lame. I prefer kobolds or...

No: I've learned that mechanical emulation rarely has much effect on how I play a character.