Any other Setttings Released

Wehtam

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Have there been any other settings released or any publishers planning to release for either D&D 3.0 OR 3.5 besides Forgotten Realms, Orental Adventures, Ravenloft and Dragonlance.

I was wondering because I read a lot of people mentioning ones like Birthright and I remember that was for AD&D a while ago.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.
 

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Wehtam said:
Have there been any other settings released or any publishers planning to release for either D&D 3.0 OR 3.5 besides Forgotten Realms, Orental Adventures, Ravenloft and Dragonlance.

I was wondering because I read a lot of people mentioning ones like Birthright and I remember that was for AD&D a while ago.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

there is the Scarred Lands by White Wolf, Wilderlands by Necromancer/Judges Guild under the Sword and Sorcery banner, there is Kalamar by Kenzer, there is Midnight, Dungeon World, and Oathbound. Plus others i don't own. All for 3.0/3.5
 

Wehtam said:
Have there been any other settings released or any publishers planning to release for either D&D 3.0 OR 3.5 besides Forgotten Realms, Orental Adventures, Ravenloft and Dragonlance.

I was wondering because I read a lot of people mentioning ones like Birthright and I remember that was for AD&D a while ago.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Do you mean older D&D settings or do you mean *any* campaign setting.

If you mean *any* campaign setting, check out the reviews pages here on EN world. Many of the publishers have settings.

If you mean D&D settings, Dragon Magazine will be releasing an updated 3.5 version of Dark Sun (in April, I think), and they released an updated version of Spelljammer in Dungeon magazine a few months back. However, there are no plans that have been announced regarding Al-Qadim, Lankhmar, Planescape, Maztica, Kara-Tur, etc. You can, however, check out Dragon Magazine #315 (the latest issue) which has articles on many of the old settings.
 

DaveMage said:
Do you mean older D&D settings or do you mean *any* campaign setting.

If you mean *any* campaign setting, check out the reviews pages here on EN world. Many of the publishers have settings.

If you mean D&D settings, Dragon Magazine will be releasing an updated 3.5 version of Dark Sun (in April, I think), and they released an updated version of Spelljammer in Dungeon magazine a few months back. However, there are no plans that have been announced regarding Al-Qadim, Lankhmar, Planescape, Maztica, Kara-Tur, etc. You can, however, check out Dragon Magazine #315 (the latest issue) which has articles on many of the old settings.

I guess I should have been more specific in my original post.

I ment ones originally put out for AD&D.

You have sufficiently answered my question. Now if I can just find that Dragon. My FLGS does not seem to have that issue yet.

I'm trying to build my own Campign Setting and I need to get my hands on as many as I can get my hands on so I can build a good one.
 

Wehtam said:
Have there been any other settings released or any publishers planning to release for either D&D 3.0 OR 3.5 besides Forgotten Realms, Orental Adventures, Ravenloft and Dragonlance.

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I have done about 5 or 6 home settings in my life (D&D, not counting other games). I feel it's quite a rewarding experience.

The one I'm using right now, I have planned it differently than what I used to do. I did my world map (well, stole one and refurbished it), stole about 13 or so city maps, and quickly described (in two pages) the overall world.

From there, I only prepare what the players interact with. So far, I have described 3 to 5 towns/cities. This way I don't burn myself out, and I can create cities according to the synergy of the players and the story line. Works great so far.

I use the PH pantheon, so that's another thing I didn't have to prepare.

I did a setting once, called Alderiz, that took me many months to prepare. I did the history of the recent 2000 years, created races, religions, countries, drawings (of the new races mainly, and of some features, such as a city in the mountains viewed from the side), maps... it was quite an undertaking. Before our first game session, I had a 50 page document.

I didn't use half of it. The players don't know everything you wrote. It doesn't make a difference from their POV wether you described every nook and cranny of the setting, they can only interact with so much.

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Wehtam said:
I guess I should have been more specific in my original post.

I ment ones originally put out for AD&D.

You have sufficiently answered my question. Now if I can just find that Dragon. My FLGS does not seem to have that issue yet.

I'm trying to build my own Campign Setting and I need to get my hands on as many as I can get my hands on so I can build a good one.
If your FLGS is Lone Star, then they definitely have had it for a while, your store might just be sold out. I was in the Plano store today and saw that they had at least one copy.
 

d20Dwarf said:
If your FLGS is Lone Star, then they definitely have had it for a while, your store might just be sold out. I was in the Plano store today and saw that they had at least one copy.

Love your sig by the way.

I checked Game Chest In Valley View Mall and they did not have it. I checked because my older brother was reading it at the local Borders Books. I would go there, but I like to support my FLGS.

Thanks, I'll check my local Lone STar tomarrow for it.
 

Wehtam said:
Love your sig by the way.

I checked Game Chest In Valley View Mall and they did not have it. I checked because my older brother was reading it at the local Borders Books. I would go there, but I like to support my FLGS.

Thanks, I'll check my local Lone STar tomarrow for it.

The Lone Star in Mesquite still has copies of the last couple of issues of Dragon so its a safe bet that Lone Star on Preston Rd (which is a larger store) just across the freeway from Valley View Mall would have it.
 

Jeremy757 said:
The Lone Star in Mesquite still has copies of the last couple of issues of Dragon so its a safe bet that Lone Star on Preston Rd (which is a larger store) just across the freeway from Valley View Mall would have it.
Yeah, Lone Star usually stocks plenty of the D&D magazines. Game Chest is awesome, though, it's where I buy all my German board games. Got Tikal for $15 last night at the Dallas Games meeting!
 

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