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<blockquote data-quote="Aristotle" data-source="post: 253712" data-attributes="member: 5885">This isn't the easiest poll to answer. Of course I'm going to like my own Homebrew system... so it is disqualified. I prefer the Realms over Grayhawk, mostly due to the fiction. I don't have any experience with Planescape (own the boxes but never ran it). Dragonlance was different enough from the other settings to be interesting, but...I have to cast my vote for Dark Sun. It was sort of a risky setting, and I can see why some folks didn't like it... but it was really good once you got into it! (IMHO) It was a total departure from the typical fantasy game setting, as well as settings based on real world cultures. I definately enjoyed running it more than any other commercial setting I've ever taken the time to run.It doesn't surprise me that Planescape is doing well. It was very good. I never really saw it as a campaign setting, but more as an uber-setting which sort of tied all the others together (sorta).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aristotle, post: 253712, member: 5885"] This isn't the easiest poll to answer. Of course I'm going to like my own Homebrew system... so it is disqualified. I prefer the Realms over Grayhawk, mostly due to the fiction. I don't have any experience with Planescape (own the boxes but never ran it). Dragonlance was different enough from the other settings to be interesting, but... I have to cast my vote for [b]Dark Sun[/b]. It was sort of a risky setting, and I can see why some folks didn't like it... but it was really good once you got into it! (IMHO) It was a total departure from the typical fantasy game setting, as well as settings based on real world cultures. I definately enjoyed running it more than any other commercial setting I've ever taken the time to run. It doesn't surprise me that Planescape is doing well. It was very good. I never really saw it as a campaign setting, but more as an uber-setting which sort of tied all the others together (sorta). [/QUOTE]

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