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<blockquote data-quote="Olaf the Stout" data-source="post: 3130110" data-attributes="member: 13703">Freeport - More of a island city than a setting but still a lot of fun.&nbsp; It can easily be tacked on to a bigger setting too if you want.Wilderlands of High Fantasy - A huge and wild land.&nbsp; Plenty of room from the GM to come up with plots without the setting's metaplots getting in the way.&nbsp; Described by many as &quot;old-school&quot;.Kingdoms of Kalamar - I've never actually played in it but from reading a bit of the setting book it has historical feel to it.&nbsp; Definitely a lower magic level than the Forgotten Realms.&nbsp; There is plenty of support from Kenzer &amp; Co. for the setting too.Ptolus - Again a big city, but this monster has over 1000 pages of stuff written for it.&nbsp; The book also has information on the world of Praemal in it although you are free to ignore that if you want.&nbsp; At $120 it is a little pricey.&nbsp; On the other hand you do get your money's worth.Olaf the Stout</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Olaf the Stout, post: 3130110, member: 13703"] Freeport - More of a island city than a setting but still a lot of fun. It can easily be tacked on to a bigger setting too if you want. Wilderlands of High Fantasy - A huge and wild land. Plenty of room from the GM to come up with plots without the setting's metaplots getting in the way. Described by many as "old-school". Kingdoms of Kalamar - I've never actually played in it but from reading a bit of the setting book it has historical feel to it. Definitely a lower magic level than the Forgotten Realms. There is plenty of support from Kenzer & Co. for the setting too. Ptolus - Again a big city, but this monster has over 1000 pages of stuff written for it. The book also has information on the world of Praemal in it although you are free to ignore that if you want. At $120 it is a little pricey. On the other hand you do get your money's worth. Olaf the Stout [/QUOTE]

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