Alternate Fantasy setting

[tecnodemon]

Another thing you could do, going the D20 route, is take the Perpetrated Press books "Arsenal" and "Factory", and insert them into whatever setting you have available. They mix fantasy and Sci-fi pretty well added to D20Mod and you have 3 genres.

Yeah but only modern and scifi (futureistic). What about other genres like pulp (1930's supre scince) or steampunk/vistorian technology?

 

[EarthsShadow]

Just to plug this is since you are asking about alternate fantasy settings. If you are just looking and curious then go check out Talislanta at www.talislanta.com

Talislanta is a fantasy game with its own unique world that is not based heavily on medieval europe but its own unique twists and cultures. There is only one book, 502 pages for 40.00 which includes the rules, world information, and monsters to quench your thirst for many adventures. Plus, it has no elves or dwarves and it is a very versatile and easy system to use.

Check it out, download the free download which is 58 pages and already includes the basic rules, a part of the world description, a sample of the magic system. It's worth the download to get the free packet.

 

[Jürgen Hubert]

You might want to take a look at my very own Urbis - while it is a D&D-based fantasy world, its society resembles more the Industrial Age of Europe than the Middle Ages...