Favorite Third-Party Settings


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Oathbound - High powered High Fantasy High Options D&D

Scarred Lands - Post divine apocalypse with lots of Chaos D&D

Twilight of Atlantis - Good little background setting of Greek and Egyptian Myth D&D

Nyambe - Africa D&D

Valus - Gritty D&D

I have but have not really looked at Neiyar (jungle), Diamond Throne (AU giant ruled lands), Wheel of Time (eponymous and by WotC), Argonauts (Greek myth adaptation of D&D stuff), Testament (Biblical D&D), Dog Soul publishing settings (Earth Myth settings), and Echoes of Heaven (Divine war)
 


The Black Company by Green Ronin. New free-form-ish magic system, and a really awesome method of streamlining mass combat. Simple, easy to follow, allows PCs to influence mass combats without making them overpowered...it blew my mind and I don't even play 3.5e. :)
 

And another...

AND, I will add a good word for Testament from Green Ronin. One of the best game related books I have had the pleasure to read and pilfer.
 

Another really good one:

Dark Legacies from Red Spire Press. Link:Red Spire Press.
Grim and gritty, very, very nice artwork and the kind of tweaked d20-system that i like.

Seems not to have such a big following, what I really don't understand. Did I mention the Artwork? The whole story is awsome and...
 

  • Warlords of the Accordlands
  • Scarred Lands

[Edit: Re-read the OP's post and removed Wilderlands. Wilderlands isn't really "different" -- it's fairly generic fantasy, being a re-issue of the old Judge's Guild AD&D piecemeal setting of the same name.]
 



Nightfall said:
Yay! More SL love! Thanks guys! :D

It was the first D&D 3x setting that I heavily bought into. I think that I purchased every book up to the Divine & Defeated within a day of its release. After that, when the editing seemed to drop off, so did my purchases, but I still love the setting.
 

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