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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Odhanan" data-source="post: 3814990" data-attributes="member: 12324">Does this apply to any setting, even non-D&D ones?Forgotten RealmsWhat hooked me: AD&D's campaign set was cool, but what really hooked me was first Baldur's Gate, and then the release of Third ed's campaign setting which led me to Dlabraddath and its forums of myth-drannor.net (now sadly extinct).Why I didn’t keep up: Too much stuff coming out. I am not lost to the setting though: I recently bought the Grand History of the Realms, for instance (which is an outstanding supplement, by the way). I just think that outstanding supplements like this need not be lost among a horde of average products.GreyhawkWhat hooked me: The feel of it. The weird, yet familiar medieval taste of gygaxian fantasy. I also started playing RPGs extensively on an hybrid AD&D ToEE campaign using some Glorantha deities. That helped a lot, I guess.Why I didn’t keep up: I don't feel I "need" to keep up. Beyond the Gazetteer, Temple of Elemental Evil, a few modules here and there, I don't feel I "need" anything to play a satisfying Greyhawk game, so I don't bother.EberronWhat hooked me: Love the flavor, the style different from other settings. It's a cool blend with lots of game possibilities. Why I didn’t keep up: I'm still keeping up with it. I've actually never played the setting though. Sucks.</blockquote>