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<blockquote data-quote="Jer" data-source="post: 8527260" data-attributes="member: 19857">I mean, there's &quot;The Realm&quot; - the world from the D&amp;D cartoon show from the 80s.&nbsp; No published campaign setting but it fits. (Also - where's my Realm campaign setting?&nbsp; Beyond the little booklet for 3e that was published with the DVDs in the early 00's that is.)Also depending on what you mean by &quot;crossworld&quot; there's also Blackmoor - the lore of the setting including a crashed space ship from some federation of worlds that is legally distinct from Star Trek and a crew that was divided into factions over how to deal with the natives.&nbsp; (Narratives that got included into Mystara due to the BECMI Blackmoor modules that were published).&nbsp; (Also Barrier Peaks, though there were no survivors to do the crossworld bits).Honestly though I've thought about doing a crossworld sort of setting like that and it's too meta.&nbsp; You're already playing D&amp;D where you're a modern person thrust into a fantasy world.&nbsp; A modern person playing a modern person thrust into a fantasy world just feels like one layer too far - if I'm going to do that I'm probably going to go for some kind of urban fantasy and play Changeling or Urban Arcana instead.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jer, post: 8527260, member: 19857"] I mean, there's "The Realm" - the world from the D&D cartoon show from the 80s. No published campaign setting but it fits. (Also - where's my Realm campaign setting? Beyond the little booklet for 3e that was published with the DVDs in the early 00's that is.) Also depending on what you mean by "crossworld" there's also Blackmoor - the lore of the setting including a crashed space ship from some federation of worlds that is legally distinct from Star Trek and a crew that was divided into factions over how to deal with the natives. (Narratives that got included into Mystara due to the BECMI Blackmoor modules that were published). (Also Barrier Peaks, though there were no survivors to do the crossworld bits). Honestly though I've thought about doing a crossworld sort of setting like that and it's too meta. You're already playing D&D where you're a modern person thrust into a fantasy world. A modern person playing a modern person thrust into a fantasy world just feels like one layer too far - if I'm going to do that I'm probably going to go for some kind of urban fantasy and play Changeling or Urban Arcana instead. [/QUOTE]

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