221. The Woodlands from Root The Roleplaying Game (2019). Anthropomorphic animal factions clash in a woodlands setting. Based on a board game. Powered By the Apocalypse system.
How many fantasy worlds are there anyways? Post one.
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222. The Four Nations from Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game (2022). Based on the animation, where telekenetics can manipulate different elements. Uses Powered By the Apocalypse engine.
Voadam
Legend
Voadam
Legend
224 Ptalmanar (Twin Crowns) 2001. Living Imagination's fantasy 3.0 world focusing on analogue kingdoms, a pantheon of dualistic deities, a major empire that split into two rivals with some splinter kingdoms, an age of sails and exploration theme, and a magical ritual system using a magical resource that drives some politics to control the magical fuel.
the Jester
Legend
I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned this yet, but whatever crazy world FATAL is set in.
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Voadam
Legend
Did that have an actual world setting and not just circumference mechanics?
Voadam
Legend
226 Monte Cook's World of Darkness 2007. An alternate White Wolf World of Darkness modern post-apocalypse fantasy setting. Cosmic horrors induce an apocalypse and there are supernatural vampires, werewolves, and mages with a different cosmology from standard World of Darkness. d20 system with a lot of tropes of White Wolf's WoD.
the Jester
Legend
I honestly am not sure if there's any support for it, but I think it did.
RuinousPowers
Hero
Land of the Young, from Sláine (d20 and RuneQuest versions).
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