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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.

63. Barsaive - Setting for Earthdawn published by FASA in 1993

Well, guess this shows I can't cast magic, I mean spell. S

62. Trudvang - Another import of a grim fairy tales meets Norse and Celtic cultures. Published by Roitminds.

61. Nyambe - d20 African setting published by Atlas Games

60. Symbaroum - Swedish TRGP released in 2014, along the lines of WFRP, dark and gritty.

42 MARS - John Carter of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs in 1911. Role-playing Game produced by Modiphius. Has a mix of tech thrown in but possible the hero that started the superheroes and fantasy genre as we know it today.

39 "This" Continent - The Witcher by Andrzej Sapowski in 1990, CD Red Project and R. Talsorian Games. The continent is never named and is made up of several kingdoms easily based on a medieval setting, that has gone through a conjunction of worlds.

37 Hyborian Age - Period of earth in which Conan takes place as created by Robert E Howard in 1930

Mine, I call Plateau. It is an area of a very shallow sea or everglade like swamp with mesas and islands rising a couple of hundred feet. On some of these mesas are city states. The swamps/sea are full of monsters that make trade difficult. Gnomes/dwarfs have flying ships but dragons and...

Big fan of Zweilhander and backed the project. I wished they had created a world book for it, not just a port in this project. As far as my personal game I play in the Witcher world using the world book for the video game,

Evil is different from environment to environment, it is fluid. It is cultural taboos; it is anti-gods of the land. If you are in an evil land, being evil is a good thing and is reflected as such. While being good is an evil thing.

You know, you would not have these conflicts if you had defined EVIL, you could build in exceptions like vendettas, duels and holy wars. :rolleyes: :)

In my games I define what is evil. Then let the players know and base actions from that. Once players know what being evil means, not too many want to be. It also provides a chance of redemption.

Old one from years ago; Something Rotten in Kislev a Warhammer module, players have to defend a town during zombie outbreak.

To add to the topic some and my comment about its nature, what is the history of the city and the city overall alignment? Does the city have a nick-name, like The City of Thieves?