The Grassy Gnoll
Explorer
24 hours to give your feedback... As of just now this is the poll... Get involved, your fave could be the next setting (unless he's just doing it for fun)...
D&D 5E Chris Perkins is polling settings on Twitter!
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The Grassy Gnoll
Explorer
Apparently prompted by this...
NotActuallyTim
First Post
NOBODY VOTE FOR KENDERLAND!
Soon, Eberron. Soon we will have your precioussssssss sourcebook.
Soon, Eberron. Soon we will have your precioussssssss sourcebook.
Nickolaidas
Explorer
Dammit! Dark Sun! I want Dark Sun!
Mercule
Adventurer
Me, too, but not as much as Eberron.
Jester David
Hero
The Grassy Gnoll
Explorer
Poll live for 24 hours from about 9pm GMT today, so go vote!
Post the latest poll results as you go.
Post the latest poll results as you go.
Somebody should point him towards one of the extensive polls we've had on the subject. Like this example:
http://www.enworld.org/forum/poll.php?pollid=6895&do=showresults
Might be worth adding to his results, though there's probably some overlap of voters.
http://www.enworld.org/forum/poll.php?pollid=6895&do=showresults
Might be worth adding to his results, though there's probably some overlap of voters.
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Curmudjinn
Explorer
No PlaneScape makes Homer something something..
I would love to see Greyhawk, but it isn't largely different from the Forgotten Realms. Dark Sun or Eberron or PlaneScape, reverse order.
I would love to see Greyhawk, but it isn't largely different from the Forgotten Realms. Dark Sun or Eberron or PlaneScape, reverse order.
Interesting to compare the two. The first thing the jumps out (for me, at least) is the high number of votes for Greyhawk relative to the Perkins' poll.
Makes me believe that the EN World perspective would be quite "grognard-skewed" when compared to the total pool of D&D players.
Or Twitter is "newbie-skewed" when compared to the total pool of D&D players.
Mouseferatu
Hero
I really wanted to vote twice: Eberron and Dark Sun. But I voted Eberron.
It bugs me that Dragonlance is in the lead. There's no point in making the next available setting another "standard fantasy" setting when that's what FR is. Greyhawk, at least, has the old-school D&D and nostalgia factors going for it.
I'd readily buy Eberron and Dark Sun material. I might buy some Greyhawk material. I doubt I'd ever spend money on new Dragonlance stuff.
It bugs me that Dragonlance is in the lead. There's no point in making the next available setting another "standard fantasy" setting when that's what FR is. Greyhawk, at least, has the old-school D&D and nostalgia factors going for it.
I'd readily buy Eberron and Dark Sun material. I might buy some Greyhawk material. I doubt I'd ever spend money on new Dragonlance stuff.
Fair enough!
It'd be cool to see more of Wizards internal polling to check out the relative size of each age category who completes the online surveys. And how many folks are new to D&D, versus players who have made the jump from previous editions.
Then again, to look at it as accurately as possible, that would still only tell us the ages of the people choosing to complete the surveys...
I'm A Banana
Potassium-Rich
I'm voting Eberron.
Of those settings, it's the one that currently appeals to me most.
I'm fond of Dark Sun, though, and Greyhawk would be cool.
Dragonlance....I just...eh. I'm playing a DL game right now and it's not a setting I love. I don't hate it, but there's too many one-dimensional character types (Kender 1: "Hi, I'm a Kender, my defining trait is that I'm childlike!"; Kender 2: "I, too, am childlike and filled with wonder!"; Kender 3: "Unlike those other two, I am very childlike!"), too closely tied with the One Big Story to have much diversity, blah blah blah.
We also had Tyranny of Dragons which is close kindred in high-level plotline.
Greyhawk has a Moorcrockian Low Fantasy edge that I can get into as a counterpoint to the shiny happy Forgotten Realms, and Dark Sun is pretty much always welcome, but Eberron is more my interest.
....kinda want to do an Eberron game, actually...
Of those settings, it's the one that currently appeals to me most.
I'm fond of Dark Sun, though, and Greyhawk would be cool.
Dragonlance....I just...eh. I'm playing a DL game right now and it's not a setting I love. I don't hate it, but there's too many one-dimensional character types (Kender 1: "Hi, I'm a Kender, my defining trait is that I'm childlike!"; Kender 2: "I, too, am childlike and filled with wonder!"; Kender 3: "Unlike those other two, I am very childlike!"), too closely tied with the One Big Story to have much diversity, blah blah blah.
We also had Tyranny of Dragons which is close kindred in high-level plotline.
Greyhawk has a Moorcrockian Low Fantasy edge that I can get into as a counterpoint to the shiny happy Forgotten Realms, and Dark Sun is pretty much always welcome, but Eberron is more my interest.
....kinda want to do an Eberron game, actually...
mach1.9pants
Hero
Whatever setting wins means very little. But what it does show is where the interest is at. I mean this is a 24 poll on twitter, not mentioned on the official website. Pretty lame as a thorough research technique. But if they are intending to do Eberron or DL, they know there is support there. Not so much for GH.
As it stands ATM.
As it stands ATM.
Z. H. Darkstar
Explorer
As of my vote for Eberron, the polling stands at:
Dark Sun - 27%
Dragonlance - 28%
Eberron - 24%
Greyhawk - 21%
Dark Sun - 27%
Dragonlance - 28%
Eberron - 24%
Greyhawk - 21%
Demetrios1453
Hero
I'm having to assume that Curse of Strahd must be pre-selling very nicely...
