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<blockquote data-quote="Snoring Rock" data-source="post: 6682330" data-attributes="member: 78325">Ok, I am super old-school.&nbsp; Back when I started, we did home-brew.&nbsp; There was nothing else.&nbsp; I borrowed heavily from JRR himself.&nbsp; Eventually Greyhawk was published as a setting.&nbsp; I purchased that and played in it for many a happy year. What I missed, were the little gems that Judges Guild put out during that time.&nbsp; They developed a grand world in which to adventure in, called the Wilderlands of High Fantasy. I did not use that setting until it was released by Necromancer games for 3e.&nbsp;&nbsp; I love the setting although it can be a bit Gonzo I places.&nbsp; I love the maps. I played AD&amp;D up until 3e.&nbsp; I skipped 2e completely.&nbsp; I skipped 4e as well. I have been playing C&amp;C for quite some time, but the rules are a bit &quot;borrowed&quot; and the editing is so bad that is has left a bad feeling.&nbsp; I recently gave 5e a try.&nbsp; I am hooked.&nbsp; I am starting a new campaign but struggling with making a decision over what setting to use. Greyhawk feels hollow somehow.&nbsp; It has been a long time and anything I can get my hands on now is &quot;post Greyhawk wars&quot; and I am not sure if I like that.Different setting feel different with different settings.&nbsp; Has anyone run Wilderlands with 5e?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snoring Rock, post: 6682330, member: 78325"] Ok, I am super old-school. Back when I started, we did home-brew. There was nothing else. I borrowed heavily from JRR himself. Eventually Greyhawk was published as a setting. I purchased that and played in it for many a happy year. What I missed, were the little gems that Judges Guild put out during that time. They developed a grand world in which to adventure in, called the Wilderlands of High Fantasy. I did not use that setting until it was released by Necromancer games for 3e. I love the setting although it can be a bit Gonzo I places. I love the maps. I played AD&D up until 3e. I skipped 2e completely. I skipped 4e as well. I have been playing C&C for quite some time, but the rules are a bit "borrowed" and the editing is so bad that is has left a bad feeling. I recently gave 5e a try. I am hooked. I am starting a new campaign but struggling with making a decision over what setting to use. Greyhawk feels hollow somehow. It has been a long time and anything I can get my hands on now is "post Greyhawk wars" and I am not sure if I like that. Different setting feel different with different settings. Has anyone run Wilderlands with 5e? [/QUOTE]

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