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<blockquote data-quote="Bluemoon" data-source="post: 862401" data-attributes="member: 11741">I DM and play D&amp;D 3rd edition using the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting.&nbsp; I have never played in settings other than those of Abeir-Toril (Faerun, Al-Qadim, Kara-Tur, Maztica).&nbsp; I am now ready to try out and expand into other campaign settings and wish to ask for your advice and thoughts.&nbsp; I am looking for new campaign settings that offer informative and diverse sourcebooks, accesories, and adventures.&nbsp; I am looking primarily for new lands, races, peoples, cultures, and civilizations to explore as opposed to new rules/features like classes, skills, monsters, feats, spells etc.&nbsp; Although, if these campaign settings provide such new rules/features then I would consider them gravy and an extra incentive to try them out.I would like these campaing settings to be easily played out of the box using the core D20 D&amp;D rules and I would be discouraged to try any settings that contained house rules or innovations that stray too far from the core D20 D&amp;D system.I am mostly interested in European, Middle-Eartern, Asian, Native-American like campaing settings, with human/demi-human populations.&nbsp; I am looking for medieval-adventure-fantasy-warfare-political type settings appropiate for the D&amp;D game and not for modern-science-spy-miniature-horror type settings.&nbsp; I would like settings that have a good selection of accessories, sourcebooks, and adventure modules, whether in print or in electronic format, from publishing companies that are committed to continue supporting their settings with future products.&nbsp; Price is not an issue.Although I have not bought them or read them, by the number of books available for them in my local hobbie shop, I see that the Kingdom of Kalamar and the Scarred Lands campaing settings seem to have good support and diverse/informative products; so I am leaning towards trying them out.&nbsp; What are your thoughts on these settings and what others would you suggests and how any of them differ from the Forgotten Realms?Thank you for your comments and suggestions.P.S. This is only my second post so be gentle&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bluemoon, post: 862401, member: 11741"] I DM and play D&D 3rd edition using the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting. I have never played in settings other than those of Abeir-Toril (Faerun, Al-Qadim, Kara-Tur, Maztica). I am now ready to try out and expand into other campaign settings and wish to ask for your advice and thoughts. I am looking for new campaign settings that offer informative and diverse sourcebooks, accesories, and adventures. I am looking primarily for new lands, races, peoples, cultures, and civilizations to explore as opposed to new rules/features like classes, skills, monsters, feats, spells etc. Although, if these campaign settings provide such new rules/features then I would consider them gravy and an extra incentive to try them out. I would like these campaing settings to be easily played out of the box using the core D20 D&D rules and I would be discouraged to try any settings that contained house rules or innovations that stray too far from the core D20 D&D system. I am mostly interested in European, Middle-Eartern, Asian, Native-American like campaing settings, with human/demi-human populations. I am looking for medieval-adventure-fantasy-warfare-political type settings appropiate for the D&D game and not for modern-science-spy-miniature-horror type settings. I would like settings that have a good selection of accessories, sourcebooks, and adventure modules, whether in print or in electronic format, from publishing companies that are committed to continue supporting their settings with future products. Price is not an issue. Although I have not bought them or read them, by the number of books available for them in my local hobbie shop, I see that the Kingdom of Kalamar and the Scarred Lands campaing settings seem to have good support and diverse/informative products; so I am leaning towards trying them out. What are your thoughts on these settings and what others would you suggests and how any of them differ from the Forgotten Realms? Thank you for your comments and suggestions. P.S. This is only my second post so be gentle :) [/QUOTE]

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