I run a homebrew. It all started off with me doodleing a map on a A4 page and thinking "Hey, I like this!". So I transfered it onto a A3 page, and filled in the gaps. Then Borders and kingdoms appered, and the huge grand empire that is Hismar arose. And I thought "Hey, this is great! I wonder how all this developed" So the Role of Years, the history of Vamesh - for thus is named the continent - started to get written down, and the peoples and the Gods made themselves known to me. And then it happened.
3e made itself known.
So I wnet back, and reformed some of the basic approaches, away from Palladium's Fantasy rules, and wrote some more. And redrew the map, to accomodate the background. And wrote up some more. And developed some NPC's, including Goveneur Isilpar, the Dragon, or Aneth Deparel, the Halfling thief, or Mighty Pardos, most gloryous of all the Gods of the Hismarim. And If I#m not dead yet, I'm still wrinting up the setting, and playing in there with my group - who have not yet found out that they are mere research rats in my mighty creation... *RG*
-Alla