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<blockquote data-quote="el-remmen" data-source="post: 11779" data-attributes="member: 11">It would be cool if someone did a series of interview/reviews of homebrew (and lesser known) settings found on the web.I'm sure by now most of you have heard of Aquerra (and you can find out more by clicking on the banner in my .sig).&nbsp; It is a low ot moderare magic fantasy setting - set amid the tiny islands of the world.The &quot;hook&quot; of Aquerra is the level of detail, and the immersion into a world that seems to live and breathe with or without the PCs involvement.&nbsp; I have 12 years of campaigns, development and backstory to work with in making players feel like they are there.You can check out my story hour called &quot;Out of the Frying Pan&quot; on these boards - or download the whole thing from my website's &quot;downloads&quot; page.In June (or so) The Aquerra's Player Guide (a huge 220 page monstrousity) will be available for download in PDF form for a nominal price.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="el-remmen, post: 11779, member: 11"] It would be cool if someone did a series of interview/reviews of homebrew (and lesser known) settings found on the web. I'm sure by now most of you have heard of Aquerra (and you can find out more by clicking on the banner in my .sig). It is a low ot moderare magic fantasy setting - set amid the tiny islands of the world. The "hook" of Aquerra is the level of detail, and the immersion into a world that seems to live and breathe with or without the PCs involvement. I have 12 years of campaigns, development and backstory to work with in making players feel like they are there. You can check out my story hour called "Out of the Frying Pan" on these boards - or download the whole thing from my website's "downloads" page. In June (or so) The Aquerra's Player Guide (a huge 220 page monstrousity) will be available for download in PDF form for a nominal price. [/QUOTE]

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