Campaign Settings poll XLII

[redmetal]

Currently I'm on hiatus from my homebrew group due to finals and the upcoming winter break. It's basically a homebrew with a very heavy influence from dark sun, al-qadim and birthright. I'm using the desertish setting of Dark Sun and Al-Qadim and then using the political intrigue from the Birthright Setting.

Currently I'm converting the old Dragon Mountain module from 2nd ed, and I was asked to run it in the Dragonlance setting by my players. This game will be starting in about a month or so...

 

[Travellin_Jack]

Dragonlance as well.

 

[dekrass]

I'm currently running 1 Realms, 1 homebrew D&D, 2 Birthright, and 1 homebrew future.

 

[Orius]

Homebrew, as I always have. Right now I'm cannibalizing bits of my earlier worlds (which had flaws, but I'm a perfectionist) and blending them with newer bits of flavor to make a setting that can work well within the D&D framework, yet have the right kinds of flavors that I like in a world.

 

[zeo_evil]

Forgotten Realms with a heavy planar influence. Lots of homebrew monsters from a slaadi thread I helped work on here and featuring the "yugoloth of sin" I suggested demiurge make as unique villians.

 

[mhacdebhandia]

I'm playing in a d20 Wheel of Time campaign, Hong's Britannia homebrew based on Ultima IV, and a Forgotten Realms campaign done by-the-book.

 

[jeffh]

I run two games at the moment, one in Greyhawk and one in a version of Mystara with so many modifications it borders on being a homebrew.

 

[Fenes]

I play two campaigns in the FR, my main campaign of those in a heavily modified FR setting.

 

[Azazyll]

Sigh...nobody here likes Ravenloft. No other publisher gives better support to their settings than Arthaus. And I'm not talking about Heroes of Light (shudder) but the Gazeteers, which are the best fluff-centered products I have ever read, save perhaps for the second edition Van Richten Guides. Ravenloft has always been where it's at.

That being said, I do love Eberron too.

 

[talinthas]

Dragonlance for life, yo. Especially with the wonderous joy that is the new War of the Lance hardback.