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Surprised there are not a few, you would think Star Trek and Star Wars would have some. I swear I have seen card decks for random plots and ships at Gen Con! You may just want to search DriveThurRPG just to see what is out.

As said above it will be culture or their origin. I like my goblins to be evil, so I make them as creation of Hags. They are 'cooked' up in a pot and encoded to protect the Hag as their mother. They are cannibalistic, enjoy torturing things, and have a bloodlust about them. In most cases...

This is a Rabbit vs Hare. Yes, they are two different animals. In some of my games, I place goblins as the young of the goblinoids, they are born able to take care of themselves, as they develop, they become hobs and later they become bugbears. Orcs are (in my games) are corruption of...

Starter Boxes are the sampler plater, they get you playing and interested in purchasing the full meal the next time you play. It is the touch and feel. After reading post of gamers moan about the cost of games over the years, I see the marketing involved in it. You have a group that feel...

I like books with some weight to them, their impact is better when I throw them at a player. S

Would like to see a breakdown and review as this is the first, I have heard of it.

Hope they take the hint from The Witcher

Morlock as mentioned above, when you look at the race they are creepy and can be easily altered for a fantasy setting. Troglodytes are also a favorite of mine, underground lizard people. Spider-kin - Driders but without the Drow connections. Rat-Men - My favorite of this race is the Skaven...

D&D is built for a streaming service, not a movie. Not expecting much out of this but hoping I am wrong.

I hate seeing my age group getting smaller as I get older. Old farts role-play too, they are just grumpy about it. S

I somewhat agree that some of this should be discussed with the players, I think it is important to have them tell me how they got together. I want to know a backstory of how Ranger Bob came to be travelling with Bard Brad and Cleric Caty. That way I can use it in the game or not. It is about...

I run it like a project. I start by creating a timeline, then create task players need to address, then milestones that impact the plot. Then assign resources (NPC/rewards) to task. It is more a guideline for me for bookkeeping and provides a little backstory. I keep in mind the rule that...

It is 'role' playing, experience is reward for it, players that go outside their characters should not be rewarded for it. GMs know what the players are doing and have just got lazy with. This is not wrong if the table is having fun but once it causes issues, the GM should stop rewarding bad...

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95. Immoren - Setting for the Iron Kingdoms by Privateer Press in 2004. Fantasy Steampunk along the lines of Warhammer but did have a d20 conversion.

94. Esteren - Setting for Shadows of Esteren a medieval role-playing game, with a horrific and gothic influence. Drawing inspiration from Celtic myths, this universe has a discreetly fantastic side hidden under a bleak, realistic surface. By Nelyhann in 2012

93. Primeval Thule - campaign setting compatible with the Pathfinder RPG, 13th Age, and 4th Edition D&D. Created by. Sasquatch Game Studio.

Maybe, maybe not. Synnibarr has a rep and may cause eye twitching

81. Synnibarr - A game that combined a lot of genres into a universal system, published by WonderWorld press in 1991

66. Amber - Dice-less Roleplaying in Zelazny's multiverse create by Erick Wujcik by Phage Press / Guardians of Order in 1991.