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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lurks-no-More" data-source="post: 634420" data-attributes="member: 8226">Best D&D setting: PlanescapeGreat ideas, great artwork, the whole nine yards. Sigil itself was almost a setting in itself, plus the infinite planes where you could get as weird as you wanted. And if you wanted some stability, there were umpteen primes to go poking at. Plus it gave us tieflings and bariaurs! (I always thought that Planescape was an early attempt at introducing the "monsters"-as-playable-races-and-people theme.)Worst D&D setting: Original D&D Known World / MystaraAn ungodly mishmash of radically different races/cultures in a tiny, tiny corner of the world. The entire Heldannic Knight thing (a combination of Teutonic Order and Nazis, originally from the definitely Byzantian Thyatis). Alphatia, with its million zillion 36th-level archmages. Hollow World with climate differences (a thing which even Pellucidar got right!). The only good thing in it was Glantri, and even Glantri wasn't all that good.</blockquote>