How many fantasy worlds are there anyways? Post one.

[kronovan]

116. the Sundered Skies. A fathomless void bathed in the constant glow of orange light, which separates floating islands - the surviving remnants of a world long ago shattered in a cataclysmic event.The location for the Sundered Skies fantasy setting for the Savage Worlds TTTRPG (Tripe Ace Games, 2008)

 

[J.Quondam]

117. Brancalonia. Italian tradition-inspired "spaghetti fantasy" setting of rogues & scoundrels. (Ares Games, 2021)

 

[kronovan]

118. The Untamed Lands. A "beautiful, yet dangerous, new world", its the continental location for the Totems of the Dead setting for the Savage Worlds TTRPG (Gun Metal Games, 2011)

 

[Voadam]

119 Forbidden Kingdoms 2005. A pulp setting with OGL variant psionics.

 

[John Dallman]

120. The Mad Lands, published as Fantasy II for GURPS 3e. Mainly notable for being Robin D. Laws' first book.

 

[Voadam]

120. The Mad Lands, published as Fantasy II for GURPS 3e. Mainly notable for being Robin D. Laws' first book.

And for having a mythos horrors type pantheon based on Winnie the Pooh.

 

[Voadam]

121 Eternal Rome 2008. Ancient Roman empire setting with options for full OGL 3.5 classes and magic, adding in mechanics for Roman Gladiators, politics, religion and gods, fame, etc.

 

[JEB]

122. The Dragon Empire (Dragonstar, 2001), a galactic empire run by dragons. (DragonMech reminded me...)

 

[JEB]

123. Io's Blood Isles (Council of Wyrms, AD&D campaign setting, 1994).

 

[JEB]

124. The Earth of Urban Arcana (d20 Modern campaign setting, 2003).